The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-02

Opinion Of Il Ceunter-Check by Russia and
Germany.

Opinion OF Il Ceunter-Check by Russia and
Germany.
From the New Fiemden Bian Of Vienna, sem.oficia
organ of Baron Won Beust, August IS
We think that there Is no need OF Russo Prussiau
alliance ince accord between France and Austria
The cause Of that accord is OF date moro recent
dates from the treaty Of Prague, which, it true is
mere convention concluded between Austria and Prussia
but the tenor OF which Of an Importance eminenty
European The peace OF Prague has created in the very
centre Of Europe power unknown there since the great
smperors Of Germany. % true that. till now II has
middle Of Europe necessary to maintain peace
on the continent; but In that case, II would
ssmsssd With ,Ssa Such even. x so0Ia have
occurred had Germany succeeded In recovering her
Gent grandeur; Tor Germany an empire Of civilization
Germany, there great and powerful Prussia which
has thus become danger for the peace of Europe
fact that the III he.otsws must be logically aggress.
iue because pause finn Irusaa ,coud anouut 10 back
step After Frederick the Great that pause brought
ON jena the pause Of the Holy Alliance brought o.
mutt Prussia must b, actIve-in other words, che
must aim at conquests and disquet Eu-
rope Unfortunately close TO her numerous morsels
sent time under the yoke of Prussia; mtarily speak
Ang, Prussia Is great Power Is Of parcmouG neces-
.isy 70 srrmm ""s a. s aid s end qs Dc
sia took from the Austrians ct K5nigeratz and
France had granted 70 prevously been in Ger
NOR Austria did acquesce is that Prussia should
plant her foot in Southern Germany. Already she has
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convenon. Austria could with reason find in these
violation Of the treaty Of Prague. BECAUSE both
cumstances, Prussia used ner preponderance and
PEELED the southern States to accept her proposals
But enough Of concessions As Prussia puts
destroy the independence OF the southern states Of
GermA ny, Austria and France ought to oppose
Prussia To day they openly ask 10 Prussia why
France should interfere with the treaty of Prague
Such question Is sheer nonsense, and It
10 also denegaton Of the truth both preconcerted and
bold. Let US ignore that at Nikosburg NJ Benedict
was always between Count Bismarck and Count Mems
dorm. But would 1t not be shameful thing to forget
.G.s France by her suds greatly helped Prussia
Minister been at Barritz did he offer Luxembourg
90 France az the price Of her benevolent neutrality
arrangement-had sae informed Italy that she was
opposed 70 her cnnquerng Venetia through Prussia
e or sSP' P1ss r.Ss &
able. even with her needle guns and her in
teIlectual strength which we gladly admit to send
pensee OF Prusso Russian alliance had yet dawned
1t that time Russia ready and pacication
of Poand-we mean her crushing-was not in the ad.
army did not then that assurance and that
Prussia would have deemed hesef h.pps if she had
been able 10 acquire the Ebe Duches tor portion OF
the county Of Glatz, and fr large sum OF money The
sovereigus Of Hanover of hsme, and of Nassau would
sit still their thrones II France which has accom-
plished the greatness Of Prussia And the Emperor
is gong In Germany IL IT, perhaps because he did
not paxaph any pact with Count Bismarck at Barrtz
Prussian organs, recognise the right Of France to
interfere In what IL going her frontiers We
edited enough about that baparoge Of nimity
from France Germany Il was the same In old times
but we moi knosc yet to-day zoe mast prefer Pssan
Aeesmo~y 10 tie Emperr Napolems protection upon the
RkasisA Cogfederutim But one thing Is certain-Aus-
Sria and France the most interested neighbors are
compelled keep careful watch, since not &c rmany,
but Prussia has &C ured 20 moeh power In the centre
of Europe wider development OF Prussia would give
them the right TO oppose that country in common
1h1 wowld nj be an ottonce ogains Germany but one
auatun Prussia