The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
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MUTUAL JunneSfUnuENtG VI ne HenAlu
PROCEEDINGS Of the Prussian Reichrtag-Pcon
COnIracts-German Emigration 10 Brazil
md The observation-disclosures Prison--Iiolland
and sweden Down their German Neixh-
BERLIN Oct. 10, 1867
The Aeichsag has been discussing these days
the bill military duty which passed last night
with few alterations, by large majority. Two social
democratic members, Messrs. Liebknccht and Bebel,
from Saxony acclaimed against all standing armies
which serve, eighteen years ago. to suppress
the rights Of tho people Gall German States with
large standing armies have npoyed them to letter
liberty and Prussian soldiers marched into Baden
to throw down German union and freedom" Hero the
President. Herr Simson, remoded Herr Lebknecht 10
be careful In his rcmaks "Another purpose OF stand
ing armies should be the protection against foreign
enemies. How army has failed in that
is shown by jena, by Luxembourg, by North
Schlcswig aud the shameless oppression Of Ger
man nationality tho German provinces Of Russia The
only line to bind States securely together is justice;
history WILL without noticing, pass by this North Ger
Bupd and IT'S Reichstag nero fg leaf 10 hide
naked absoutism.n Great excitement, cries Of SHOWN
with him. "Fyn SCI President.I call the member
TO order his last remark Tho other member Herr
Bebe. cited the words Of former Prussian Minister Of
War; Herr Won stroha, who has admitted that three
months were sufficient soldiers but that
much time requisite to drive military spirit
into them" 10 root out democratic ideas and drive in
military spirit 10 the political aim Of the bill before the
House, democratic institution be converted into
C@sarisc the Bund Chancellor and Emperor Ma
poleon have taught each other how II 10 this
way The military system win surely overthrown; a.
1t cannot be done by Parliamentary action, II will be
done by force TO have provoked which you must
cGse yourselves. motion TO amend one OF the par
asraphs authorizing The government to call upon the
II the army should require /" necessary in
crcaseby striking out these vague terms and sUbsti-
tutina-in case Of mobilization or war, provoked lively
opposition of fno Minister OF War, Herr Won Room aud
General Moltks; Count Bsnarc; even threatened to
withdraw the whole bill, which had tho desired effect
and produced final vote o. ies ayes TO 81 noes
Braun, correspondent OF the Frdaeor Zsiting says
Judging from Herr Wagners antccedents there Il little
probability OF its taking place. for ne Is SAINT OF the ir
yngites So there is little danger OF Count 81 marcks
allowing his political kith aud KIN to destroy each
oner-a questionable compliment 70 Mr.. BRAIN
A circular has been issued by the standing committee
OF the Gross Deutsche party in Harover saying that
the majority OF It's members deem useless take part
In tho coming election for the RUSSIAN Diet It recon-
mcnds entire abstinence from tho canvass. Of
course nothing can be more welcome to Count Bismarck
than such mastery inactivity which strongly re-
| sembles that the who content 10 chew his
own oliactory to spite the res: OF his lace.
An order lately given by the Bremen forwardcrs 10
their country calls attention 10 late proclamation
forbddng peon contracts with emigrants, and partisu
Iarg all bnslness-ke encouragement Of emigration 10
Brazil This proclamation 10 at years old
motive for It's renewal has becn gwen by unfayor-
able reports from TWO snip loads OF cmigr1nts rec ny
sent under labor contracts TO santes in Brazil
Fear that Germans removing IN the Southern Statos
OF tho Union incur danger OF IKE setni-bondage has
called out series OF articles IN the city press warning
particularly against emigration TO the Caronas.
Tho responsible editor OF Siaatsburger Zefsg has
been condemned To months imprisonment for in
slstnc that Baron Van der Bcydf Minister Of Finance
lost heavily in lighting the tiger" few weeks ago
The State Attorney demanded nine months confinement
OF the real victims name Won Heyden with that OF the
Minister regarded by the Court ~ mitigating cir
sign OF the bad times is given blythe subscription
lis, for tho London Legal Profession Union IN behalf Of
i Germans which owes lis existence TO Maliers execu-
ton The Union requests funds for its further activity
hut isis having been exposed three successive days
one supscrppon-that Of the banker Won Magnus for
The ioiowins telegram was received from the inmates
Of the debtors prison 10 Vienna by their cosnleers
| for the Rechstsg! Hurrah Tor BlanSenbury t~ho
moved In their behalf In the Rechs,ag,." fnc Ber-
liners replied --.Heary thanks for your good wishes,
your German brethren. HurrAh for Bankenoug and tho
Rcicbsag May the hour 81 your liberation likewise as
The hatred entertained In Holland against Prussia
much commented upon abroad, easily he accounted
for by the damage done By the Prussan victories to
Austrian stocks, OF which very large held
by the Dutch, who more than amy other nation took
mp these bonds, making them such popular invest.
that working people and servants converted
their small savings into them. In the last budget or the
Holland Minister OF Justice SoA6 guldcrs are charged
the salary Of the executionsr AZ that person has
been called upon oiciase only during the last
ten year, that execution has cost not less than so AGO
guilders Behold another argument for w. o. - hobby
Of sboihng capital punishment Tor those imtwisored
for lfe de on the average before costing the State
$500 guicrs.
An instance Of lack OF good feeling towards German
ncighbors evinced BY the swed,sh journal t,nIIad
late number Of which says: Our city (stockholl "
gence "a travelling. and u . body meets body ~
eitttr dog or Herman" the Hamburg Wdsps quotes
the above and adds thereto take II for granted
that, besides the Germans only The sdsor Of tho Afon
biodst remains In stockholm"