New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The Dr.tisr Of Cc-mnnr.


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The two Great Powers Of Central Europe have said
the lat woril that divide peace ana ar M r1 tlry have
anrel 10 and T-1rfa hum rritf Doc l"ac I'D
sor! , l5 i,s ia. iu,a5 .oia, r..
with ISL remark over tAeu olt lpeieP rp t.t las
nom sts of t.r.s rpllF c-imialiis 20 aar to 40
Itself Cases nnd colrquc,c.s rA be- aulu O o. 30 a.
closely the ragged e--cs OF Zoe fracture c o. arh li
10 tie ytsc. may. for moment IRE conceal. l ir t"fyr
but 10 us who kos rot le illrc ana who lre tmdy eiaF
inr aggur.es i.ou ,ac p. aud o'nf r"lad ir &c 1t
orcn ie words r te Sovereign $40 row stand before mo
world sword 90 hand have au uuil port How does Prussia
how hes Austria ocuela hect ns . caste .e ne OF war;
ilcre .s ts common nfo i' I'D 20 i- t' i.-'i1 goes
that tic pr.adrr copies J rcl fe .el.'r O. .I' eta
each makes ont would lose oihg 10y OBJ oblivion u te Test
icyers1 nottn - ~" ana h'icala PIX ~ pre- ley oio
ground OF TIE quarrel fCud o. d. 1s Gofe thaA TIC
feeble head Of procession FctOy thmli on BY tie column
We nay reasonably doubt whether Prussia coul have helped
taking possession % Hos'n 1sd' inr @ On o. HhelArF
tie Diet lad aly choice bat 20 MOB Lee tle Fcdrfa te
A. 20 tho smaller states What tAcy co aisnch an emefgcc
certain known a'Lnuea beng taken lnp account Is O. ~
comparison ~ oae orciWA nis io.c t"nh A-olIt t.ey
must go they pu he'd even u 10 Be 10 and no now
to deal with them military question: ana tls u as now
pc t s I ~h,eb these Powers serciy their clu,c
soo8k IN that The dialogue might De well sustained
iLcy could hardly have done be. Ech comes out ~ bold
te might think they would enc dg stand In sucA Eel
Prni fret and lest appeal Is 70 Germany. ana Whether
she scks to Courts or 70 DC s 10 b. Germany che pleads ir
and Germany that has to cover her 4ecis Germany IS d.
yided Division lays multitude 90 States open TO cy D. au
ercc The Diet has long fepf8ea' o. n0' uly but division
For true unity new Constitution . wanri-c! wla Kid
| 1T NHNt ht-'f ven 49, 49, ~
raphy Of the region Is ridiculous Prussia cannot turn rs
face any way without bexnG an enemy OF ola neIiiCL a
man Power and ut that there can D. no Germany then
Power should have better geographical position ard
moro ing Influence Germany dcfrauded OF It's
due RANK plcc n the world IL Is not allowed without
interruption TO yndcatc rs nntoncly even when 1t is ca.
frene rilhts gunraatetd bg treaty Pm ia does not
descend 10 notice what the Diet ready 10 DO Perhaps tho
ebencss Of tie result small new state nay two small
new States aupcfscLts tie u lOice The concg
i Gns.ya s.sTd for ermany nor tie Dict ~ tho
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Tbcre a.. he N new Constitution md ne y Power iha.
shall v stand for Germany speak her and protect her
from Insult and wrong TINS Org be done by setting
ale he nesgnt Tederal s,sen Oh terating bolndac s
and making military considerations supreme. II Prussia can
rcanite Germany, ard obtain justice 70 her nnmber her
ton ald ler history lien Germany can AFFORD 70 ua as
OF coar cannot insist on any Divine or treaty neht to
become TIE chief o. Germany ana s synDl o! smE ln
want In her nj she up with the power ~ the sword
LII -, r, ia cn5re In an iii SAVING thar IN army Of
sheep commanded by Hon viii bsat army II Ions com
ad1r.sing ami she must grove herself o-an animal THAI
aces far decides quickly make terrll3 spring and
when CTasp leaves hold Thus mach 10 DO
sid for iSss apPal, and these representations; tst they
are intelsibe bness it be that idea Of Germany
quite developed Itself aud except foT some posi- IL
skeptc n as Prussils Of truth and hono al IS
plain here We may not Please that the
new Cot utioa OF Germany ia TO be Pussan and that In
fact Prussia and Germany are henceoFth to be the same
What hs Austria saJ for herself In this hour OF trial
when she bid against Power confessed TO have go
Austria tells the wo size is for peace and quiet and always
has been She appeals trun and justice and TO tie Almighty
has her in charge Se cOad wish tat Ler own
peoples were assimlled and knew another better She
would then have her family about hers but as they are
all about her she act fr them which makes her po.
stu awfgy responsible II is tho Empire she las
to make toe best OF aggias tho somewhat le sgoanal
though erander OF Germany Bat she German SUI
Germany Not that she can appropriate tie
herself bat she Is tho Germany Of the lesser states
that flock to her from hercer terror she Is the Germany OF
the Diet She Is the Germany Of Courts that Ike to see Two
great Powers keeping one another IN order and arc content
that the stronger OF the two should also be the less German IL
suits the politics and the OF the lesser States that Ter
many should not take high flight aud aspire 10 too close
uny resent too Eee1ly the wrongs Of the race so they
like the hybrid Empire which bas something ~ aD back upon
| beside its German character.
lsAusa touches very tendery some questionable affairs
In North Sea- in which lately found herself Ia ndHer
company; but the Almighty she appeals 10 cannot care
che thinks for such Th few words OF utter loaling
enough for Italy IL Prussia that giving that enomy
Of mankind Austria ntmates the desired opportunity OF
one crime That the dynasty has been always Jt ana
true and slwsys enjoyed Divine favor she calls 20 witness
prosperous and tOoraby united people Austria content
She only wants TO Keep her OWE eGuc hse 10 tne Is VI
peace and foster her Sho could have no other In
terest She has nothing gain Prussia mast be TIE re
sor Austria An tbs IS very simple aud winning hn ii
is politics. The trt IT, Asfrfa 10 not 60nanH and n
be GERMANY. Sac rH H0f ao Prussia % DC Gen1
should she lf cOggsef0r frH Ggnnny % BE- Germany 50,
risl,s 90 diri3 and 7g BY srs.o1; Ir.na % lr aid
rera bp hai l1iV 1haii a. least political l-l AID 'eef
worth Sighting yf than uOsl 0 cs VI ag3!Iiga deI4sf