The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-16

spontaneous reclamation Prussia has rather hard
times Of late nation patient loyal, submissive %
TIE compact between the Sovereign and his SUB,
jects-that sheet Of written paper which FredS
between him and his people" but 70 which 81
nevertheless, found 4 necessary to append hie
more worth than mere waste paper and he king ana
his overbearing nsctpnlons Aissv have followed no
other rule Of action save their aosels rrspasib
iron sviH Yet the leayetaking Of thai Monarch and
that statesman from the Berlin people the other day bore
all the marks OF reciprocal regard, and even
with the magnitude ' Of the ' task William 'ip had
taken upon himself; and although the result OF the
their constitutional battle against the government with
their wonted stubbornness, II ID certain that they
will never allow domestic embarrassments TO paralyze
the energy with which the State will now have TO meet
foreign complications Whatever may come TO ateY
the close OF the there Ia no doubt that the governs
ment and the people OF Prussia for the pres
emit "Count bismarck q Berlin correspondent In.
forms us ION leaving the palace became Ike his royal
ane oGSec. Or regular OVATION anu he N Won
raining in front OF his hotel all day long, s,
We should by means be surprised II this same
Count Bismarck ~ dnsignd only In the
eyes OF tho Prussans but OF all patriotic Germans
However loud the outrry OF oil mon may have been
against the means by which that crafty and violent
statesman was comprising his end It is impossible 70
deny that he and Is. Ee only q, all &c ntday
rho k,.ous ,chat he Is o,o ,shat he ,cants Nay he
is perhaps tho only who knows what everybody in
Germany wants. There unitarian tcnfen-
cies at work among the German people, which
that undemonstrative aud morally hIn!i peo-
pie unless man high in rank and power had
taken the initiative The great scheme OF the rcconsti
tuition OF a German empire, which foundered 184S,
weighed down by the mbcciity of the Frankfort, pro,
fessors has been all along the dream Of every in
Germany. Since 1860, when the success of Italy re-
awakened aspirations for national unity north OF the
Alps, German enacty has iakoa up the question where
ls49 had left t. II German patriotism which stood
up for that old cause OF Soheswg Holsten which Aug
tra and Prussia fret Turned TO their joint advantage and
which Prussia " II now turn 70 her own benefit Count
Bismarck
type of liberal patriot, but all the unpopu-
larty OF Charles Albert between 1881 ana 1916
ad po @ ss % sSs What 81 n as 10
Ialy, Prussia, and PRUSSIA alone, can be to Germany.
THIS Is truth of Which, Theoretically, every naa north
OF Inc Main least has been long cnEvin on The
Germans. however, or good eyil need aler, and
they sDuld not ace folnd who vent str cutter TO
his goal or bent incl's vii ora ~ ciby to his el,n So
far as the Norm Of Germany Is d. IL Is yeiy evil
dent that Prussia has nos sahsd tue victory over
the peoples minds 10 i,ss tan over tn r armies,
Even where tie fns~an government j. most
strongly detcsted, the prsesian people arc the
object of sympathy AMI Prassian soldiers are
received with open arms In Hanover, m
and rapidly 1t in Tuscany Modena, or Parma IN
1860 Kags aad electors gne; end, whalere may DC
the chances sfWdr they ether cH perer come 6k only
on such ,rs os Irussi, may diet IT, There is such
frantic JOY Hanover at Dresden Cassei "a there
at Florence Lucca, for the people In Germany arc
demonstrave and their princes were not 50 unpop
ular the Italian Bourbons and Austrian Estes But
the Germans less fam to their puny States
preferred federal unity compatible with their local in
dependence; bit unity hsy ninst haue-with their
princes, II prac,i eabe--:f NJ, irthoE them.
The warlike events now impending cannot Greatly
modify the condition IN whch the northern division o.
the country has BEEN lately placed The battle which,
after junction the Prussan armies consequent
the storng OF Gischn, be expected every hour
may decide whether Prussias influence Is to extend "
the south we'll 10 the north OF the Main; bot from
this time there would be ashneSs the .sser-
ton that the formation Kingdom least of Northern
Germany has become ne essty. r.im Is