The New York herald., 1867-04-28


mo o aoAsvs ~ assssIss NE nation which IN 1918
had riseu like had every right TO count for ono
asprations TO be found rst in the weaknsss and
m6ecity Of the federal government; secondly. IN An
members; thirdly in s- the participation in German
councils Of states bound 20 other than German
,nerestsI The first results Of the late wars
the German Union Denmark, Austria and Holland are
out Of the nsw combination and Prussia enters t with
grsndizsmsns Of Prussia, Germany also ceases 70 Be-
al trsda, "a saprsn.cy : e,ssS,isbed which nay. =
Iossa c os sssi:ssa oy tn: Whole nation bu. se..ss
sns 10 10 inc s WI Or can any l0ossr con-
the empire = oonfederacy and its various members
the former hzd been almost annlhilated. The
VII n.vs the sssassss lsSsy in syoau1 sososp.ion
With the exception or hanover and OF the other states
war esnno. b MD s an unfair advantage vas tsssa
Pru@a Of the helplessness Of her new conederatss
were sss sSs s.sersSS = a least Sss p of ~hS
rS:rs a. sscsSly @Ys.i.sS ssd osmpso os.nsy % Tie
the strong and the stubborn will Of Bismarck,
Of Won Room and a Moatke. might havs failed.
whole coaisdsssoy the Sssas Of tho
rP 70 ths slst q Decsm6sI Is7l has been accep.sd
intosraSis = their new sioH sua5scts ana
Ine ccunt!y Wy have g SUPPORT standing bgng be.r'
ton, and eataing for each m.a cot Of 1880 f3A
This will give the Bund asshgh Of three hundred
six hundred Scussndp IN hs Reserve nd I.nd
wehr available in any emergency The duration OF the
service has u Is true, been reduced from ninssesn
stead Of two must be spent in the ranks Of tho stand
ing army-a severe measure Of which prospect Of
with which the South German States France Austria,
and other continental communities veing with Prus-
tiacaon q the policy Of Prussia and accounts or tho
readiness with which all the patriotic parties In the Diet
mrv ao with s
almost exclusive management Of all matters connected
with the right Of peace and the International repre-
and Telegraph Departments, the eventual
the RAILWAYS, &c. reserving the right Of proclaim
where her public IS security may be tnrsa.snsd.
Beyond this supreme necessity OF the common do
t;" tencs We 40 not IN short see that the fede consu.
or Of the single States The National Assembly or IS4S
m.undered Tor nine months about the dednton Of the
pie, and TO no plausible conclusion The Diet Of
1857 leaves TO each State the eslablshmens Of its
which might confer upon every German ths benefit Of
common citizenship Unlike Italy, Germany
sno1 SS
the barriers which the petty jealousy Of Of her be-
nightea still raised against the spirit Of
association will now be anaiy overthr0wn, aad local In.
forests vii! no longer be allowed 70 stand in The Of
the general welfare Tho subject Of State will hence
domiCils will At eniile him to the enjoyment OF ali
civil rights Customs duties and indirect taxes, weights
and patents canals and railways, commerce and navss
tion-al viii be submitted 90 federal legislation. There
viii VII! certainly certainly not % much len @ the legislative
Tho cost Of the increased military establishment
In addition % the maintenance OF separate Court and
some, and possibly the nany Of royal rank stripped
II III the reality or sovereign power may strike many
i sn s 90 o
expsnsve luxury Of "keeping every man king al .
0ns oeT me 70
blsssiAgs Of mediatization and competent pension
.xc:p Ne scncsrssssion q e. ssbsssnsiai pows. in
sional vosk q ~ ssdes Assembly y BY ssnsIbe
looked upsn merely experimental ana transitional
the North German PaiIamsnt The one could mot
rseclnd The resolution Of ths other without stultfyng
ana the Conisdersss states Is 100 great 70 allow tho
Aster other Will than that Of the PFssdsnt Of the
Tond h Hn no ron
those Saxon and Thuringian Prncpaltes would be -
Undesirable e: :, = ,a,ssy = z st
for her 70 od sU or to receds Already the subjects Of
tho Grand Duke Of Hsse Darmstsd begin 70 find their
position int0lerable, and desire their total incorpora
ton with that Northern Bund 70 which they already
partially belong The offensive and defensive alliance
only preliminary to closer connection between North
and South Either al that has hitherto been achieved
q ss sos g 8
ward 70 u distant period and every threat Of inter-
ference the part OF emulous neighbors will have
other effect than TO precipitate event9 That the con-
scoasne Of the Immense power aocruing from union will
not make Germany ssere.sivs ws may bs permitted to
Already the anxiety. with which Count Bismarck On
deavors dsssvsr the which joined tho old Bund
with some Of the neghborng States would seem to i'm
purely national limits re riss Of Ga~sasy into
pact at les tAaW into homogeneous waeiOn bids foir
tiomat b0ss han any yet devissd BY diplomacy At
tempts may be made 70 batter down the edce before
has attained its full consistency, but such efforts
haze hkerto witneed haze had he effect rather Of hast
jn0 Aaw Of hwdain0 ~ prv0ress