, 1866-04-09


port Of Abraham Lincoln !; Secondly, In Ger
many oy Inc AID and comfort given to our
cause BY the Investment Of upward OF five
hundred million dollars in Uulted States secu-
rites, and By the moral support Of the liberal
press and public men OF the country, and the
people genezany- These are historic facts,
and the desttnfes Of Germany should be en-:
deared to the national heart as mere matter
ofgTatitude for such inreluable eer73ces,
But theff art still higher grounds ioe onr
sympathy with The great Ieutonic race Yer
many was pre-em1nen Tor 10 Spirit OF ctv1h-
tasaon and liberty, almost from me very
oA"n o1 nisory' IL Il tne s1eat ofe"e4S ot
ideas The land par efe"!faef Of fe1o!neEs!
tninAefs' pnuoso1.nefe: scnoiafs' easaaa ana
1oe1s OF learned unase!slues' -coueee& anu;
echoos, "Men IN c,eat, measure served q
mooeis aof oui own paoae senoon. 0e.n@oy
mas populauon o., o. aooot no 'of1y nll'soas aug
an afea Of neasls p,o" square 1aaes, ea,eno-
lns 'fos1 tne Ne1'n se'' ss.tn a1'o sssui@ ~
rne APPS anu tne Antl aua oe,
cups"g uae "os' cenllA' PIT OF
Euops. possesses E1ea' ee1 posss nAe
aa"oo1e, Metnea anu Looee, onee toe mas.
1efs' and sslh great empof1nms o. nnlvefsai
commerce, aoo cues Ake 1efi'n, vienna,
lDresoen, Mnnsch' sta'tga1t, Ffankaos., NO
nlgspe1g, Coioeae. Aeapzac' nanoe!g, A11.A
IChapeAe' bfeslsus f1asae, Aussoure' Na-
sfezaoate, Aa renee !H.ea. "it.enoas, nei-
inaf' nott1neen, dane, Sena ana o'ne' so"ns
renowned LOT tnear nlstotaea!. iea1neos Mefa-
~, altas1lc 8oo VARIOUS assoc'a'1ons' 1et tn1s
country o' "as1e1-a'oas' "no Q! easn eA.1A|
ordinary aspects aha resources OF eslnxsuon
Is SAL oppressed o5 taH'5 ooo nightmares IN
the shape OF ta1f1y mofe OF iessleuoAtPf1nces
ana connnaes 10 ps opposen N A.s on"afo
progress oI SUI huuen''aa 'aoo-ongafcns'
By pedanuc bureaucracy, y mefcenAfs
moneyocsacy and ~ meolaEeai courts
ano taeT anuqua1tu PaiApne9naua, auo
*oat "o1s. 0! ah' IneSe @ sln'sleF
inhuences ate STU oaeAea In 1000 -
oi 5ose, by an aSgreeate OF nearly
one million and nau OF soloiesy'
How would De poeslnie iof
fuch . regime 10 dl1nae us aaseons
inhnesces 1or 80 many eeotus7ea "atnoot
prooucing oane'o4 ~ t'"<'79 S1noog tae
educated ciasses' and sthi more a.sas'toas
enect npoa Inc Peasanus anu ~ ulnsi ~. ~.
uons Q. lns .o*et -, s,av - ~ i,...aoe
e. 80 r. ee,,t.ss ~ H., .,,;aancs :, tba ~.aot
- -. ~. s,r, s,saa T., e.rss,,ss,e
e.asan " as s.N2,aa, .s ss,ss,nns ~ 80 LA
s,'s,,.1s n aos. n,ss ~ 1.orns ~ n,nS ,h.t
csrm.1. ~ has h.d ~ oTest ~ rrIieions Int No, like
Fnr1snd Francs and America colossal polit-
1r.i rrxo,u4ton Thc ontbre.k. of 1873 form
1asr ras-aa..t,ts ,,.5.,t e tbr sn,,etr
- ~.,1t,oas ,,,t E,n. rrof1 ha,
NJ, rs, hnc7 ,,rn,sbr5 in Gernapz
~ IN r,a n Ens9ard IN tbr times of Charle.
r snd n Frsnrr IN 4hoxe If: Ion,, XVI. and
=. 1,a- ~ 4rr,n ho sstd +h., nv,ne IN N,
oaacs,,an - w. Ce1rnar reon,e thos.
..owaa1 . T .ars,o,nas 1rhIc1, ,ro,,1a i9sra hoe,
,'o"a.4 ~ sasN ..H " 49,. H. rao,.1i
ioPl,su g w esel ~ ~ nAa1 .aes ~ tas ~
ano flauer 1of ta .e1sea eae'o4eumeI. =
a5c sean no'o1ng .ne. 'euoA' ueaee ctess I.n =.
germany, as 1nea osn"slAeo "e'o e'sA
en.e1oeo II ~ so'ne oc'ult pe"si,
cuppoex, 'p' mep I sAAe' 1Nns 80. so..'.
F9"s4oen.'aA VA aAAe "e4s ~ ." NV" u
up Inc tntl lS-e1sn' osnaet3es " W. "aus' !"
ciuomg Inc nc" ptou'ema..e@4 usnas.t
fnnce AuEuetenontE u ee1ics" "'e,oolstein
Inc result woula oe IN I'll Pfooa
btl1S that Inc onateo s.a1ea o. uel'
many would be organized, naturally. a.
they arc already, to some extent, politically
in one and the same indirisible Union, to ht
sure still cncnmbe1ed With the oligarchaea
and the military and bureaucratic regtmet
OF the swampcd dynasties, and also With ter
zitorial and psychological disersities, pre-
sentang great divergeucies and complications
but yet not greater than IN most otRer lcaa
Ing nations. The. difficulties are
on the contrary, diminished By Int
fact. that fuAy 9sH per cent
OF the German people belong 10 the Ieutonlf
stock, II the slavic raees, IN the eastern Aus
trian and fFuhsian1proSmces, VINO compos'
about seven sn1aions, are le1t out OF account
nc 40" nlan 0, Luz ola usnasusa as,, "oulo -
aono"ea y enA. " .ne u.u ' .snsns., sus ~,
ums aoo pu eAuoAe., ~ ,..sN :, 80 A.
10 Luz maae ulauon .! ~. pon..n
non OF 1e,mans' Some .. Inc et1"aeo sa u'eo:
pa'ucu'a,'S ,ue pqAs VI .'u.o's' ~ w. ~
ne ,ne , .a.s,s. uhe y. oao n' n..a.a ~ a0 -,
I'm .EnI AFe, tpe .nA ~ LIE ss,AI ~. ~.
nas1emong, s.zo tsss ops <N.. -
olas1e ou1 'ol ~ p"e 49, plip 4"".,,ns
na.ona. snM .s S.1.,,,, 1' a.s1,e,,t ,1.est .s
pncuolu5na "a eo.p 49, 1snn .a.Ir
~ ..s,,s. auA' a.s ;-sss.,1 :1 ~ ~ 49, -
s'eaiy lnns ~. ~ lus... e'n . ~ oene'o
'sus oaN' e-s., ~ .-as -Ae y
s.asc13' No,nns toc.c.us .a ~ uone y
germany "n'11 LUZ oSnaSoe7 asc eone a"a' :;
VIII. 40 souno new structure can oe ou'l
upon the pianks o. to11en thrones, ana ~
sooner they c1umo1e 10 toe dust Inc oet1e
viii it be for the progress Of Germany.
All the signs Of the times point 70 this con
summation. The non-Germanic portions
Austzis n1c chahng against the Hapsburg fet
tiers, and the sooner they succeed II
establishing Independent nationa1itfes tn
better will It be for the simplifcstto,
OF the new structure Of a Germani
Republican confederation Of States after tn
plln of the Swiss Confederation, which Is nc
tually now advocated by, karl Blind
together with HE revival ot I'M
ancient Germanie municipal institutions