The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09
GERMANY.

Prussian Extraction of Ninor--.1Te Young
Man Sent from state 10 Siate-E'ho Indus-
trial Moyomeat-WiIi Peace be Preserved e.
American stocks in Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, Sept. %, 1869.
The Prussian police have committed an act unpa.
ralleled IN the history OF civilized nations. On
Friday last they took minor out OF the house OF his
parents and transported him to Ofrenbach, q Hes
sian three miles of, giving him notice at the
same time that he would be liable 10 three months
imprisonment If ever again showing his face on
Prussian territory. The police at oTenbach asked
thelyoung man whether he had any means OF sub.
sistence, and, as he denied this they trans
ported him back 10 Frankfort In accordance
with the Gotha treaty, to which Prussia her.
self is party. Here the affair rests ct
present. the police having probably referred to
Berlin for instructions what to do In this die mma
The fact ID that Prussia makes responsible for the
misdeed OF b. minor can do nothing by his own
free viii; he has been expatrlated by his father ana
II Prussia were law-apidng government 1t must
have waited until the minor came OF age to give him
the option OF remaining as citizen at his birth.
place, or OF leaving the country II he chose to
emigrate. The consequence OF this arbitrary treat.
mont Is, that the anilnosity against Prussia pets
stronger than ever, and that wealthy persons, who
are not compelled by their business to remain mere
propose to leave. Thus. our first bookseller and
printers shop will be shut up OF these days the
owner removing 70 aii0tler place out OF the clutches
OF the Prussan police.
The meeting Of the delegates OF the work people
at Basic Will bring about spit In the democratic
party, and VIII cause the secession OF all those who
object 10 go to tho length OF communism. The reso.
luton passed at Basic, that all private property In
land shall DE connscated for the benet OF the com
munity, and the opinion expressed and advocated
by the majority, that the right to bequeath by last
VIII property TO heirs at law shall DO done away
with has proved to the democratic party that they
would lose the support OF every honest man II they
did not protest against such theories; besides, they
| would make enemies OF the peasants by far the
most numerous part Of the population. IL Ia q
matter OF course that II such yagaries did not suit
Bismarck and Napoleon, by frightening tile majority
OF the people ana Dy driving wedge INTO The demo-
cratic party, they would have long ago put stop
TO them. Another Congress oil the friends OF peace
and liberty Is now speechmaking at Lausanne IL
! Is harmless affair, but totally impractical. 1t IL
all very well 10 talk about the blessings OF liberty
AMI peace; every man will agree to that. Still II at
the same time such changes In political and social
aars are contemplated az cannot be brOus hit about
without violence, war OF revolution IL Is childish to
talk about the Inauguration OF all era OF peace
wants no extension OF her territory, Is good for
nothing, as long as one man has 1t In his power TO
| march million oil soldiers across the frontier. II
| is an old proverb, You cannot longer keep peace
| unless your quarrelsome neighbor allows you to do
| SOD That Will hold good yet FOR long Time There
are besides, In all such assemblies wide differences
between the parties themselves that 1t Is clear for
everybody that strife and bloodshed would earnestly
| begin on the very day when they had IL In their
! power to put their theories into practice.
The season continues In It's flll Drilliancy. AT
| WIesbaden and HomburR there Is particularly q
| numerous attendance or Americans. The gaming
tables make rich harvest. to which your country.
men large contributors. IL u an eternal shame
to Prussia that she tolerated this cutthroating bust.
ncss 70 20 Tor Ave years under The false pTetcnce
tbat taesa iDNl4 1JWa " 100 ueAFg sau2relS " \