, 1870-08-19


"A mon ami 1rstan Lambert. Le Aout,
sFrea aToir ~ le feu pour Ia psotnior fois.
"Lou1s NAPOLEON"
Sentiment Of Germany.
Tie Rhine tJ"3y u, Correspondence u The 1saton.
In the evening we went to bad in peace, and
IN the Hornlng We rose it, whr: 10 snddcn
Na= the clauge, 20 prau.etitated tho kttack.
70 infamous, 70 silly, the pleiext. Tho Cor
man r. eop'e would no. deserye to exist as .
nation, II It did Hut risc like one man to re-
eent the outrage. il it did not concentrate all
i:a powers against the impude.t breakc. Of
tEo peace, sgainet the intu1iatetl Lo1tlcs Of
Gape6 Etcnchmen.
IT you s-k 1ne for the xiGnotura te,poris, 1
ansHer: 1t is just as l. was in 1873 nag, it is
still better, for, in our war against thu old
Corsicap, it VAS only Northern Germany which
TOOK up asms, whlc, in our present war against
the Coralcsns nephew, tho uhole nation il
IT, nra,slng. There is nothing o7efbeanng, nothing
Ike brag, IN the department Of any class Of
tho people: but everywhere you meet with
mahiy resignation, IN elevated calnness. and
the earnest determination not TO Law down
arms before the national enemy ia humiiiated
and the honor Of the FaiheilauI avenged,
Cunning as be If, Napoleon has nadt a great
mistake .llis time. He expected to isntata
TEustla bS purely l,aaA,u: nuc.tinn hell.
informed. he relied OH the alleged Lissa.s-1..! 80!
tion Of South Germany, of Hanover, Hessc.
Nassau, and Frankfort. But. all over Cur
many, the people discovered II; once the
cloven foot. aud it is difficult 10 say where
the popular enthusiasm aid willingness for
ssc.iGce arc greatest Hanover, C1seel, and
Msesbaden, the former residences Of the dis
lossseetd Princes, htr1re to Guido all tho
the rerntea headquarters OF everything that
is inimical to Prussia, nohlr rivals il pa;rjc.
isul l,er ester cities. ! ss .,t ses!et-
day when the il the march of r. t.,sa t,arath ~
Regiment through New York on Anil 10. 15;1
and you hare an approximate ioea III the eu-
sh..saasm snu,4ts p, pt the people The youns mer-
cru f1snee, and England, to take W .rms fnr
thuiE county; and taere were great mauy
a'nnpg them who we're no longer cop,ueucti Ia
srF;e. Even tho Duke uf Nassau openIy
a aoe.asea f1at, IN such = war, 10
Lever Lew, would accept Ills land and crown
rom the hands Of Louis NAPOLEON, OF. As
General butler would nay, Of - Ito grestest
cilm'nai OF HE ages" aud, to mako good his
wofd, tho dethruued German Pt;nsa nI,c.,1
h'mse!f At tho disposal Of King Wiil;ar, ef
frnssla- The Catholic nobility, whp former
souent oist!nctton in the service or Aus
!ttTs %Fn 60 many ohers Of volunteers th,i
tae5 must partly bo refused. Catholic rr;esfs
pta! lor The victory OF GERMANY. Former mr..
y d'1ereices are foreettcu and buried. Ia
faila. WnTte nj crg, ard Baden aeknowletlue.s
~ 9uee thst tue cdusa JdsaTis was piyen. and.
Without being asked, mo.iiizea Their s!nirs'
70 be put under tue command OF tha Crnw7,
lrtce of Prussia, and tho samo Gener,1
sntEel son falkeussein Who defesiesi
1ne Southern 9si1t troops in 1866. ..We
7 Teto TO. taai5 ,a9; a., Lea in that campaign"
oth.er At tho Aa,ence depot. 'Now we n nm
happy to tigLt under experienced Generals
aEo 20 prove that We arc of the sarno stocI
and the same efficiency as our Northern brsth-
How fortunate rou Americans arc. You
have Eo powerful aud greedy neIshlora Who
burn, and destroy everything tetu,c Them. to
satisfy an anti,i.t,e whim of their ruler. to
acquire morr territory, or to gain rrepordsr-
ance oTct other powa,s. For tic last two
hundred years We Iaye suffered fron, t,c.a
ha.oarous iuroads. which we're begun Ly Lnnis
: NV. and With will lie terminated.
trust, nnder Louis Napoleon. I cclnI,ra,a1
the Last Fourth Of Ju1y at Worn,ss
Yn sho Rhine, to show to my children tho Gu.
1ossa' hsatnes Of Luther and Of his compecrs,
nlu. ~ the most tigultied celebration OF thst
glorious day, 10 explain to them the intimate
connection IetHecn the German Reformation
hnd tho American Revolution, ODe-half ~
he e!ty q Worms, famous of old through
ihe Stebe3nngen, was, about lao years 40,
h.a hhessfosea hy tbr French, who even tried to
ana The former proud. imperial city, With its
to.tut 'nhabitants, is now small country
to"n Of L, 600. Go to Heidelberg, which
owes 'te ruins to the French: to spovcr,
where they even robbed the collins OF tho En-
aud villages; wander through the ral-
atinatc aud along The Rhine
for hundred English mles-cver,-
where gou will find the same MARKS Of French
brutality aLd devastation. left bs"l le Grand
AoharQue." The houses OF hundreds OF vil-
Arh 4 IpF1tr y9,n At,n- III
wsIls a. foundations, and frame buildings
Greeted OH them Gy tho po Or Inhabitants. vao
had to rebuild their d~elltngs from among tha
rsins made by the French. per11se any book
Of Flench Lirtory. and. with tho sole excep-
ton OF noble A.eleler. you win find that these
political necessities. And the sAsue thing Was
repeated four times during the past century.
aud now, marching, At they pretend, At tie
head of civilization, tho French want to r.
peat tEelr lntoals once more. tbs Honteue-
srins, tho eeaslemsn Of the Tzernagors, are
mere teginAerr il that art Of warfare Wolch
nation
Well, We will atand and repel tho new IT.
tack. We know beforehand the uu!oid mil
'toue of treasure. hundreds Of thousands Of
1ot 10 lives, seas Of blood, endless misery. suf
fersng, aud slsughtersng. but We arc buund F!
and determined to triumph in the end It will |
te var between the Teutonic and Latin |
!aeer, sh'ch Napoleon tined to bring about in
leG4. when he broke into Me1sco> and which |
vas onI! put OF BY the defeat Of the .lave- |
bsror~ in Il chmond. Ne Germans, ny fsht- |
me ont this var, Will prove to the world that
the civilization OF the present ceutu1y il
stronger than the mediHrl traditions and |
't1.. '10ne'"Fh pf4Ee'ts,ies as Of Reckless g.mh
more firmly estsbllshed in Europe th.n II
the tesl otlsm Of the French autoctat: that
the labor Of generations, performed in the In |
tc1cet Of pcacc aud huroanisy. is = better key- |
stone Of socia' oraer than the llocdy work Of |
even the n,oat efficient agents OF the Latin /
/ laec,-lhe African Bedouins, S7ahis, and Tur-
ccs- YOU in your glorious struggle against
s!ayesy, relied On tle synpa hiea of the shole
civilized world You we're not disappointed
Even our monered men believed
preee, with few insignificant exceptions, vas
in your favor: and the rrn-sian Ainistez 1t
Washington was the first Of al foreign diplc-
1nat1s's TO 1iah 5ou, in tbs uane Of lis sove-
reign. Fooa-tpeed and victory. And the
french r saa They MED to stab yoa from behind
cause. too, i the csu.e Of humanity; aud It
Goes not matter vheshc1 a fosrign or do
nestle tnemy seelA Tho Erin OF 4 civilized |
nation. Every farmer sho tiIls his ,i.t4e
pateh Of land; eFeIy mechanic who, with the
sweat Of his brow, eaxns decent Likelihood; |
master in the rtnotest Western settlement !
" editor Of thsa widest circulating paper
sho, With his brains, works to educate his
every politician and -states- |
nan Who believes in self-goyernmeut and |
national Independence; every nan who re- !.
spects thetea coumandment nte-in short. evury i
thinking being, must and will be on oor side /
n this tremendous struggle /
One great thing We owe to Louis Napo@eon, :!
Ind for cue great benefit eyeEJ Intelligent !!
German thanka him. He has perfected what ;
has far We could not consuInnata ourselves.
be has made Germany ono gEsat, united en- :
pire; he has inspired ss.o00. 600 ef Germans !,
nth one viii, one energy, md oae deteEmina- !
lion to triumph and to conquer. The North !
German Confederation makes her last .ppear- .
snce On the political stage; one united Ger i
many, I new nIst-esass power, viii appear In
t. place. Hail to tho new artiter Of the
,eace Of Europsi FRIEDRICH EAR.
Financial Aspect OF the Franco !:
PKussann Struggle
The London Specso.or has the following .e- !
naIks On the financial aspect OF the var be-. !
tween France and Prussia:
II eteAf, We th i, thai she war. for the Nina
ms = he