The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-08
PRUSSIA,

ton In the hours OF labor
PRUSSIA
Our BERLIN Correspondence.
The Hasoveriaa Territory ssusA,sd--PrusS
sian Arrcsss-A Head Cenere % She Late
Kingdom : Helseeia Disceateased - Ausero-
Russian DiPlo,aacv-Reyal RcpresSntsaisa
Bxlss. Dsc n, uses. -
Tho situation Of Prussia in the newly aunexe prov
nces and especially in Hanover. becoming moro and
moro difficult Instead OF growing reconcied toPru&isn
rule and submitting 10 what for the present at least
they have No possibility Of altering, the population per-
sst In their attitude OF sullen discomfort and
opportunity Of displaying their hatred Of their
masters The Prussian press is very silent what
going on in that quarter but facts speak for them
selves and the royal order the Governor General OF
Hanover enjoned him all officers and soldiers
OF the late Hanovcran army who take part In the
agitation against the Prussan authorities, TO remove
such funconares suspected Of disafection and
try persons who insult before
military tribunal, and making tho Governor himself
responsible for the srctexecution Of this decree, is
sufficient proof that things looking serious aud that
severe measures Of repression considered inds
pensible.
General vogts Ruiz has not been slow in carrying out
his instructions, and at this reign OF
prevails In Hanover The fortress Of Mnder gradu-
ally filing with political prisoners including several Han
ovcran officers of high rankfor instance, Count KEEL
mansegge colonel Of the Duke Of Cambridges regiment
OF Dragons who Is accused of having exertcd his nu-
encc dissuade the commissioned officers OF hs
regiment fSom taking service in the Prussian army All
the principal civil functionares have been suspended
from oceeven those that elected by the estates
and their places will be supplied by native Prussans
of fha boch
OF Hanover to introduce the Prussan systsm there
talk Of placing the whole Kingdom martial
lawwhch, indeed already exists in everything but tho
Nothing daunted however, tho sdheren;s Of King
George continue their operations and they have inflated
the Poles and the Fenans in organizing Sensational gov
ernmsntnor, In other words, commit;ee--the
and whose task to impede the action OF the govern
ment d. fa.fo BY every means In their power
l The Ha1overian "head centre In said 10 be Herr
son,ag, who has also been arrested and lodged in the
casemates VI Mnden but 10 probable that he only
are Tho real leaders Of ths and Of wh"m there
Is reason 10 believe that the Prince or Braunfols step
brother Of the es King Is the chief Their pan Is ov
IDENTIFY TO keep the popular tervescence and pravea
the inhabitants from settling down quietly under the
risae for they firmly persuaded that he Pris
70 ere us s q sns ss
army, II In 1905. occasionally the ant-rrussap
acser, active orr A. ccl'c, great focus or
Guephc patriotism serious Disturbances have occurred
everywhere arGsexpO6e1
suit and personal violence In ccnscquenoe 81 all this
tho prussian garrison which amounts already TO 10000
men, Is 70 Be strongly reinforced and military delacb
me0ts VIII be stationed all the important towns
and villages OF the Kingdom.
1t may appear strange that the Hanoverisns should
take 80 much trouble 70 show their attachment IN their
ate government, which had demo little enough to deserve
II and was. Ia fGc II not one Of the arbitrary
rate one OF the most retro1rade and antdeluvkn
all Germany. But, beside, certain local pride which is
hurt by their subordnstion Prussia country greatly
their inferior in spiendor and antiquity ol historical
teress suffer considerably by tine ta their
nsca burdens are increased and that worst OF all they
subjected that species OF serage involved In the
system OF compulsory military service which is the
fnndam entail law Of Prussia And then, although their
constitutional rights not jot casecfad
than In Prussia, they enjoyed degree OF personal FREQ
dom unknown 10 those regions where tho police the
burcaucracy constantly inter ering with private
concerns OF the inhabitants and keep them In
life long tuteisge n the Prussian government after
old dezpotc traditions and entered frankly and decidedly
upon the paths OF liberal institutions they would have
by whole forests Of bayonets and n possession or real con-
sttutonRl liberty the Hanoverans. the Hofsians, tie
have aoquesced the loss OF their nominal
for which they were ndemned by becoming citizens ~
asreat and free community But instead Of this the old
sy stem ~ continued In its most offensive FORM The lib
ea pres In reduced 70 silence by 1nes prosecutions
the liberal deputies bectored by the sekcaia Jour-
arc again invoked restrain the liberty or sroech in ia
last asylum, the National Legislature
II hopc that change would take place sftcr the
retarn Of Count Bsrnarrk and that he would oders.e
the Teactionay zeal Of his colleagues which bids fair 70
deprive him Of the adv.nssgs obtained by his auccessa
policy hut either ne does not think IL worth while IA
risk another quarrel with the feucal party, no
bic himself to overcome those preiudices which have
long placed him In opposition 10 the liberal spirit OF the
age His hcait to- rs by no means established; lie In
Obliged I've very careful, Ia only allowed devote
limited number u hours every day 20 the despatch Of
business, and scarcely ever shows himself IN public
The me causes are leading TO similar results in Hci-
numerous 81, rssoscabs and uaasn:sl pary IN fsva
| Of Prussia which seemed likely 70 be reinforced oy
many adner ais o. the Duke Of AugutenburC vino were
disgnsed by hs condnct despared Of the Of
his csnA b. strange infatuatson, however, Prussia
hss continued 10 ALLEVIATE this party By entrus0nr the
OF Hoisein % the Baron de ScheclPesssp
person vol known for his Danish predictions, and
who % that account Is hated aud condemned by bis
counymcn, and whose only recommendation IL that he
prpssrsss the reactionsry principles which
tcr'sined BY the PruSsan ministry His inst act IA.
been ~ remove number Of o1ce holders distinguished
for their staunch German patriotism whom be has re-.
placed By notorious pastisans of Denmark; and,
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son although these the very papers that
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the North German PnrAmenL
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to bsa euros o. confxse. fen bsginniss y "a sod
every 4fenpt - epea1Dlo ~ coHplscaao1 web only
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that the two iupa<o1 cU1D ~ tbs mo1t nelAoeogy
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