New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-29
STUTTGART.

THg SPIRIT OF THB PBoPLB-wAR IMMISEST-THB
ITALIAN AND GERMAN DEMoCRACIEs ARMED
AGAINST EACH oTHBR-THB RgAsOH-KossUTHs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WITH THR CURRENCY
sYsTEM-PoPULAR DENOMINATIONS.
From Occasional Correspondent
STUTTGART. June "a. 1866.
have been about week in this picturesque old capital
of wurtemberg The war course absobs every thought
1t forms the principal topic of conversation, and places all
other interests In the background. tempted to forget
that the early and happier days Of Schiller were passed in
this city, although a magnificent statue of the sublime
poet graces of its principal squares hear nothing
but indignant reproaches of Count Bmark and Of the
policy which has placed the Confederate German States
IN such false and deplorabe position Even in Prussia
the war has scarcely single advocate among the people
Beyond the precincts Of the royal court, not voice is
raised in its favor The democratic masses look upon ~
with undsguised aversion, might say, with horror 1t
was reported here yesterday that revolution had broken
out ut Berlin that the palace in flames and Count
Bismark assassinated The rumo proved unionnded
Of the sensation stories with which he or is hlied
but it indicates the tendency OF popular feeling The wish
was father to the thought have frequently heard the
hope expressed in tho most quiet and conservative
circles, that the king Of Prussia would be compelled by
public sentiment abdicate in favor Of his son. whose
politics are liberal THIS would turn Count Bis
mark out9of doors, avert the horrors OF evil
war. and restore the peaceful relations OF
the German Confedecy But of this there is rational
hone The war has already been delayed beyond the
pectations of the most hopeful. 1t must come soon
probably within few days. presume the man when
takes this will bear you tdngs Of lis outbreak It's
commencement certain and at hand but VINO snail
forcen its bloody progress bitter end One cannot
LOOK upon these lair fields tceming With tho
promise Of and wne arayed IN all the superb beauty
of European vegetation without shudder al the streams
of noble ratern blood which must dfench the SOL tha
has now rcoced the influences Of for more
than half century The feeling with which the pros
pect is contemplated forciby expressed the Stuttgart
ole oFf ia
twill soon plant himself in the mountains with when he
has become so familiar in his former campaigns, and AZ
tack the Ausrans in flank and rear When he TOOK inc
field before there but one voice among the people
The oppressed and downtrodden every where Ii the world
showered blessings his path and saw theE own baVa
ZION sprngine forth from the bloody toll Of tho hero.
But now when the sigualrocket ascends for the com
mencement of the fight, the German people VIII ma
itself unhappiy involved and will take ITS place not IN
the ranks OF the champion OF feeedomi but with the
black and yellow banners Of Austria. We DO not ASK
where stands Hapsburg the ancient enemy OF Genany,
do not ask where stands Garioald the friend OF UNI
yersal libertywe simply ask where stands the man. &c
cursed by the millions OF German hearts, the peThdl0ua
Bsmark Where is the breaker Of the peace where Is
the assassin of Justice where is the berayer Of the Gil,
man nation where the tyrant Of Prussia, where is the
executioner of Scheswig- Holsoin The German peo-
pie so far II is true 70 It's future freedom ana
unity cannot hesitate as TO VIVA, SIDE shal
stand by its brothers Of Schleswig otein. The free
dom Of Venice must not DO purchased by the oppression
of the Duches 1t is not because il approves OF the
tiona robbery by Hapsburg that the German nation will
make no with Venice. Let Italy recover that city
and province, She has night TO its possession,
aud Germans wish that she may succeed IN the conquest
of her But when Italy strikes hands with the worst
enemy of Germany for the attainment OF her nights che
must not be surprised TO find Germany on he sde OF AUS
tria her implacable foe II Is not criminal ana ag-
gressve Austria il is not peaceoymg Gernany, which
has given origin to the The conspiracy against JUS
tice emanates from Berlin II is indeed tragic spectacle
10 behold the Italian and German demOcfaeies which
have once been united in ffaternal love- now armed
against each other in deadly strife each on the side OF
despoc aud absolute power but the fault Is 70 De
ascrbed 10 the one which has sought for the
ill-omened alliance, and commenced the conspiracy
with Prussia not the one which DEFENDS ne present. ara
future liberty Of the nation and the integrity OF It's soil
and thus has take for ally whoever II can md
These the expressions OF perhaps the most spirited and
able journal in this city, although the opponent OF mon
archy and an incorporating advocate OF European
repubicanism They, however represent the opinion Of
all classes Of society irrespective of political tendencies
have conversed to-day with the chief executive mags-
Of Stuttgart whose post one Of high Importance
in the Royal Government, who informs me that they cor
rectly Indicate the public sentiment with scarce single
exception. Prussia is detesed imperous, mis-
cbieyous-nakinc member of the Confederacy eated by
the consciousness Of power grspng at the enlargement
al her dominion without regard ~ the nights or trad lions
Of her sister States. Her manners have become past
endurancen there is any consolation IN the war, II is
found in the prospect OF humbng her pretenhiOns AT
least this is the Prussia which is incarnated In Count
Bismark The people, Rs'l have before SAID, are OF a
different stamp Bsmark shows all the arrogance, obsti-
macy and unscrupulousness Of John Calhoun with not
little Of his subety IN the conduct Of affairs lie viii
attitude OF South Carolina and the best blood OF Germany
will be freely shed for her subjngaton.
The telegraph from Frankfort has this moment been
received announcing the vote OF the Diet against Ae
claims OF Prussia as out Of 10 10 g. The question was
on the proposal OF Austria TO place the armies OF the
different States Oh war footing which is equivalent
10 a declaration Of hOstes against Prussia. On the
declaration of the vote the Pussan delegate, Won Sa-
ygnv pronounced the German Constitution annuled and
the Confederacy broken up. He declined bringing 1or
ward any new propositions and vacated his seat IN inc
Diet This Of course overt act OF secession on the
part Of Prussia plan of new ConiedeTacy, excludlne
Austria and Luxemburg the latter IN possession OF the
King Of the Netherands had previously been presented
by the Prussan Cabneta measure, however, when hnds
no popular sympathy and 20 which no practical import
ance be attached -
letter from Kossuth under date Of June b, 70 DIS
Hungarian eountrymen Is published here to-day lie adj
yses such of them as In the military or civil service
10 remain quietly at their posts for the present. while be
recommends those who have employment and who are
qualified for military duty TO join the Hungarian region
The eYpectaut pocyn his opinion, is the most udcious
until the further Development Of events
large public meeting was held IN this city YESTERDAY
10 into consideration the present state OF the currency
and the credit system which, IL seems has been the source
Of great Dissatisfaction. More than 200 merchants and
manufacturers took part in the proceedings among whoin
the principal business celebrities OF the kingdoni
II was agreed oil hands that the present crisis had
found the country without adequate financial prepaauon
The importance of national bank organization ~ inc
Government stronuousy urged, nnd powerful com
mittee appointed 10 agtate tho sabcci The meeting
conducted with great animation and several OF TIC
speakers exhibited 10 less eloguelce Than pIaee- u
.