The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-10

the background will have aood Of light thrown upon
| It, and viii be sngaarly improved
Or the five parties interested i've speak Of peplss
not dynatie four would receive from our solution OF
the trouble all tho satisfaction they need One alone
war and out Or her thirsysi1 millions eight hundred
thousand inhabitants, would lose but two millions seven
hundred thousand venetians and Tyroese. The pro-
gramme to bo followed in order TO attain such end
Consists OF the following i've ponts:-Frst-To gather
under the direction OF Prussia all the Protestant people
rests in Berlin and whose outlets are on the Baltic Sec
ond-To establish The complete Independence Of the
very great majority, are Catholics opposed 70 Prussia
and partake In high degree OF Gallo Roman elements
Third-To exclude Austria from any hand In the affairs
% Germany she Is but sixth German thus
putting an end TO dangerous rivalry and giving u
which has always been paralyzed by the house OF Aus
ua. Fourth--To restore and guarantee TO Italy both
Venice and the Trentino. Flfth--To Sire France us
8vS polnis bo adopted BY the Congress which
cannot fail TO DO convened after the
formed would be infinitely better constituted than
she has been at any period of her history Prussia
raised 10 the rank Of great Power and having her
disposal large navy would have accomplished for the
benefit OF Germany all that is practicable OF adva
tage 10 the plans laid down BY her political tradition
Tie Suaban countries, freed from all federal ties would
be allowed to peaceaby follow the lead Of their own
interests without being heretofore held in tow by the
Cabinets OF Vienna and Berlin. Switzerland night no
longer fear the inroads OF Gcrmansm which has ever
fooshly dreamed OF extending self from the Baltic TO
the lake OF Geneva and OF absorbing Alsace, Lorraine
Flanders and the Netherlands Italy would be apnaa-
and France rejoicing at being raised from ihe humia-
ton cast upon her in 1915 would have other ambition
than that OF devong herses 70 the productive abors Of
the intellect and Of Industrial pursuits.
st another result would be Obtained, and who will
deny It's vast Importance RI sd, uhich has so strong
a had upon Germany, .eoud immediae, ely kss all he
ground has succeeded in cunning through Intrigue and
marriage conneains Prussia would have become too
strong TO submit TO the influence OF CZarsm Suaba's
strength would depend upon western Europe Even Aus
tra having become almost exclusively Magyar and scave
could look upon e. Petersburg but tho headquarters
o al
the Scave countries; and all cause OF rvay having dis
might lean upon each other with eniire '0 eonnaenas
Their respective interests would become ami
identified, and western civilization would re
TO France constitutes OF the essential ee-
ments in this work OF reorganization. For, TO mako
any settlemen whatever without participation in its
advantages, TO make against intrets, s the
same hlng a. o ouad upon q sandy botnm and this
or she ambitious, but she loves Justice so much that
he will require 70 be exercised towards herself II
inahe world and II it peases neighbors alter the
map Of Europe we pretend that must not be done 10
detriment The general interests Of Europe require
more that nation should keep her flag aoft, and
Germany above all others. should understand this.
Indeed to whom have rendered greater services and
who has more to expect from than Germany '
zation Is the result Of the commoh labor Of
all nations s cannot be denied that France has had
In this ardnons work, largely preponderatng share
for she put her shoulder 10 the whe with decisive vgor
and gave start 70 the progress which now carries Us
them over with her colonies during what termed the
Gallo Roman period Following the guide OF that great
smeSns sbs IL ,he rSols OF
bards and troubadours together with the minuesngcrs
gave birth, a later period to German literature; and
although France did not bestow upon regenerao Germa
ny the idea Of religious REFORM though formulated at
Lyons Paris and heaux previous 70 Luhers revolt still
cannot be denied thai sAe saved Irotestcnfssm on the
ODER sds Of Ae Rhine sches ne Hapsburgs, union
xA ~ Jsss1s, sNdstook The fAiy years War t 10
In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries French
philosophy gave birth 70 German specsiotion Des-
cares Was the father OF that nucleus Of great thinkers
who. sfter having shed lustre upon the ultra.
butsd towards hassnng The iuseleciuil emancipation
entirely fsuda although Allied with Of learning
Three hundred sovsrssns, either eccleslasc or ia
ana political does lay dormsni both 10 town and coun
Try. Bat a length, the GENIAL breath Of France
e. g. .s a9a sd = @ e %
pears, carry ing with multitude OF tenurss "by the
sraOs Of God" Instiusions more juss In their
nature and moro liberal In their operation took
the place Of ancient laws that bred no,sht chaos
and OF privileges based upon other right Than that Of
German writer Posse fun Of sdmirscn a. The service
which Napoleon rendered Germany himself forced
my German compssrots why should erect 10 this
man, sent 70 us BY Providence, monument Of
the srssiss. bsnefsctor OF Germany he I il who has
becn the 6rst TO solve that most difficult Of all engmas
how TO combine liberty with equaiiiyf"
preston OF the truth. somc Germans, drawing their
Inspiration from the mere love OF Independents, may
Germany passed while that great chieftain was
their master, may wcli be regarded OF
before In the iuIles, sense OF the word \.
may be regarded lover OF equality; hence
Posset right whom he added to his previous enhu-
sisstc declaration, that the regeneration Of German
could have been accomplished except through
France" And, indeed, what would Germany be
II not for revolution Of So and the events
which n gave births Germany the direct In.
fuence OF france her deverance from odious yoke
OF fcudalism and 10 her Indirect thongh constant in
fucnce does she the free that has bcen
granted her st different periods since the fall Of tho
hrst empire Ne who will or darcs 70 deny the sdyap
and 1893 Is neither friend of progress nor fuspd Il
German liberty. We have nov shown OF ihc good
mission Is not ended. Al Germany has reached that
period when her genius appears 10 have become naiured
FOR ws bsg. Sop. ,0 Ha,s s,r a ae,. = ,Sra
between ~ and her there deeply rooted mutual In.
tercs which makes us wish that the 6ermanic ras may
prospsf ann become great az the same time that Ger.
psny should have interest IN the Increasing great
hess OF France
Germans should never lose sight Of the fno tbs, We
the soldiers Of democracy. II they reaiize the
danger that mensces them In The near future, they
bloody wage In order maintain their inde.
pendcnce against the INVASION OF Crsusra. Long have
We been brethren ., enni'y with ono another Before
long shsi be brethren In arms, indssoubly united
In defence of liberties and cf modern civilization
otker nations not less Interested than Germany In
share In the balance OF European power they lose theirs
for France IN reality, the stone the keystone
OF European society 30 true IN u that France s tho
chief guarantee OF ordes-both political and sociain
Europe that the kings of Europe although In league
against ~ the tirnel rrocalmec, la 1si5-sx weeks
after dIssier at Lcpschkl the allied soveregns
wish to see france ussntsined in all her grandeur,
power and prosperity, becaase g~ popv " Frsses G
& hs tass Sss1 chfcA socsdy ress y This they de-.
cared In tie manifesto Of Frankfort and, together with
the declaration, ien us frontiers nature bad de.
fpSd them.
when ,hey made this declaration the kings of Europe
we're well inspired Well did they ponder The weigh,
ynice the seoias q g raS2 eer's 10 ne bssacf O
wishes at the time against They reasoned
correctly that France essened IN extent o.
rtorv n she were brought down In the scale Of En-
ropean rowcr: Ebs could be lowered 10 an nferior
pnsltion all harmony IN Europe would be destroyed and
he cont neut would become nothing save one vast ned
On battle Hence consider ourselves In right aud
In our duty whom ask and even demand Just CON-