The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

substance Of them:
h tk4sFseAsfeDm 4opian ssys RiiesLeo-
BIZ pf H. bolIen1 - tsmall ~ Psed
Tie SPaniS6 Skfone. hR?snd approve, but
the French Government j. livery much excited
against the project. The Paris Constitutional
ssys TIE advancement II hhe aLh(pdld
wGiQd Ne consiiered menace b ffsnee
Many assert in Paris, France will have a jsa
Cause for war II he h crowned. The FTeIrh
Government has addressed an emphatic note
to the Pr,,sian Ambassador, and he has gone
10 Ems 10 Consuk King william In the
Cons Legislatif Grammosit, Minister of For
eign Affairs, ssid the French Government
would never permit a Gt rman Prince to &C.
Cupy the throne cf Charles the Fifth. At
Nswlrii it is asserted the EWtes viii Ne Con-
voked on the 10Th Of July. The Paris Rts,
an Imperialia organ, has violent article
calling for war, and Shouts, 'Nn to Jena and
Berlin.'
When Napoleon wanted to steal Mexicc,
and ra't the United State in leading string
he took a foreign Prince and showed him Over
here, and nobody dared say ''boo." II is
different now. Spain wants Zollern, and
Louis Napoleon objects, and says he will g.
to war abcM il. The whole things lock.
childish and conscnIsitse enungA in
the eyes Of an American. The KiSe
Of Spain will hsve les power
than the Governors of DIR States, and the
dictation Of France appears to us as absurd
as II would I've tcr Gov. Harvey to say that
Gratz Brown should not he Governor Of
Missouri. But they manage things differ
emily in Europe. In all this dir<s,ssian
about Prim, Hohenzollcrn and Napoleon
not word is said abo:h the interests OF
| rights Of the people. Nobody cares what
| becomes Of them, and NJ question is raisel
as to the real welfare and good governmen,
Of Spain. Il is purely an enviss faniIy
quarrel, and no citizen Of 4 Republic can
read thcsc frivolous kilograms without thank.
ing Providence that he lives in a country
where common senSe, c.'mmon justice and
the common people havh something to do
| with the government A European va,
! may spring from these .riaing and absurd
/ complications, and thousands Of men he slhul
down beca,,se some Kings or Emmror's
vanity is wounded. There have been wan
founded on slishter issues, and the devil
himself must grin over sr III fiellsof carnage.
A word about the Zolaerns-and it is Inn.
material whether We call them Zollens, Of
Holsens, or bah pat together. They are no
better than an American bricklayer,
and probably not haif as truth,
full, manly AMI honorable. There i
Prince Charles Of Hoh;nzollern- Sigmarin-
gen, who is Dow In his 59;h year. His prin-
cipality is part Of the !xiagdom Of Pr,ss-
STA. He is now dependent Of the royal
house If Pr,,rsia-what we should call a
lcafer, or dead-leat. On hi, fathers side he
is related to King William, Of Prussia. His
mother wa, the Princess Marie Antoiuette
Murat; his sister, SAYS the New York Tri-
hume, is the wife Of the Marquis PeFoli,
grandson Of the great Murat, Napoleon's
brilliant marshal, who roe from the position
Of yo,oon at Paris clearinghouse to he King
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