, 1870-11-13

10 md disorx.usz..;oa possiose 10 tham-or.
llse Of thair ptstenadons has revealed. ~ ~
Filth roGsrd to Count Bls.nutf. ho asD ;:
al tbs Tohticdsna In tho world retu to 1ps
1 tSuere uindesga Gesiae lin. He hsa ahovu
hi.e1f caosble Of thlo an; himself utterly
m I'll. cAnees and Ill otber cause, aso dnnly
4 EEpi6oant in companion With M4-{he
n}dirg up Of g'eat ganulnn power and
safn1neut il Europe ont OF the only solid
p.that the tsue psioapses Of oftes md GOV
fnuent havo Almoss cisappeat6d from Eu-
fpe, were it not for Getmany. Pruseia has
kue on bu'Eing mp the character It
H. to-day for eeytn hucdIed yeata. It
i1asrTelous to think Of that history. Il vas
fout the yosr ll10-just eeren hundred
p1f1 4Eo-ebaf An n atceetof, from whom The
tesest King OF Prussia is about the txeuty-
ftd descendant, went over that same trsck
krttd the Rhine. He etooped At Eaisera1An-
| kr Ito t1ko aeFr1ce under Ba,barossa; aud
&rb then Ge'mapy has been feeling her way
| rtrd anotber Rasbarpea., /, Il cutSous
| pat rpeH tho old 'Redbeard. hha woven
kout the por nlsr innaginahon In the Ger
Pa country nouaea the peasants rrlAte to
fde-eyed ch'l1fen hoT old DarbaIorsA
et1ll sitting In cavern souevhere
| the mountains, 4waiting bis rimo for
fa1,peaEance. Once ashepherd ente1eahis cav
IT, AID surptssed the old man: he 8as seated
FIRE table, AID his heard hxd grown through
p table, and do.n, till it had tRkan root Ia
+ ground HarheFosea questioned the skep-
On var'oue points concerning the events
4t hsd AIKEN rlsce, or were taxing place. aud
"a said so!emnly: 'Tte hour his not yst
&ne. aud 70 ~ent on to silence and eolip1de
# 4 few more 1Ees OF centuries. Yet th1y
Upper te will eome and do great thinta for
4msuy. Such fables nre apt to be ttrung
sFDg teople xho Zeal that they hAva
| lsnieht be suppressed. c.1lyle is strong
'!,cate for tho zhsnrption OF Atsscs, and
| 1T Of Latr1ine. bg Ga1mauv. "Tney were
Rd taken from Germany, iust In the way
| tt Mr. Richard Tu.plu rssd to take watches
| IN English travellers. 1hera could no. be
sore historical reply to the long grssping
4 the French. Tuspin-miso, AFTER fur
fp them those they have already abst1sct-
9ilt Is the best thing, too. for France,
~ we'll SEQ, sir, to have the Rh,ne Alto
9ier Withdrawn from their eyes, The sight
d has already seemed to engendar kind
cnsdnesa. For tho Franch people have :
at deal IN them, grsat deal veiJ valuable
1.-THE world, hut not liksly to reach tho
Th so long ~ they are distracted BY the
hambition to be the controlling power in
Hope. A very good zpice for the min dish,
Hnot the main dtAhf One cannot i've on
| Sea Alono.n
eeasng Of thA destiny Of Germany, Oar
| Hexpre4sed the opinion that It WAS inev1ta-
HthA& it would become speedily consoldAt-
a3nd that tho chia{, more particularly Ger-
d, PORTIONS Of Austria would, = lstls later,
faps& be united, with the rest Of Germany.
anticipated that tho infueuce Of auch :
$maay would be ini&llibls peaoeful. Tho
T. oaEoe Of ths GecnAn tndl how strong
4as alva5s been in wac- German msaoa
;sss ID .ord e qa, va for nsa ioaes, W. ss
fttish speech etisls iud any, I'm
fthe1l do It. Guarantee Ia from the
Gs, and probably war u bnt another form
It. yet though he has Always been Wa1
he has never beso inclined to pick quar-
J h. or go to war; he Il rather : quiet,
hely, Industrious kind Of peroon, who
Ri 10 follow domestic and agricultural pur.
! | tds. 50 doubt, too, tie Eo<thesn Ger
hs win Be eouaiaarably iupznvnd BY more
j Innate union With the South GeEnAns
; Ett has alRAys bean = cortain h4tdnesl
foaghnees about the Pru-sisus not fount
: tong the people Of tho lover ssstoa
Ire is greas deal Of improvement to Ct
: 10 doubt; but the great obstacle to il
{ be removed By tho seeunty Of that unit,
!, f;nh Franco chiefly has obstTucted. So lon]
9 0ernany w1B divided up into petty stases
: French were able to ksnp them In pe1
= tull state Of tn1mnn and disorder. Wit
e unity within, md its new frontiers, Ge,
:, F3ny Will be forever fortified against Franc
=. great civilization in the heArt OF Er
ae have, Of course, wfihan down thes
Unions Of tho fore1uost a1thorlty on &c
10 Axu history from memory I regret that
ed9 unable 10 ransfer TO my paper all It
e. k,iut language, the rich Illustrations, au'
70 70 foSe ~, The impressive manner and voit
nz- tlfubhcan and radicA AZ am, 6nd nut
ae, Gallyle'a talk With Hhich cannot literal
a. h Dc, but it Ia lmpoaeihle not to feel At ava
3ep that his yiawe Afa the results Of / etu,
p patient, = learning 60 want, and geni'
profound, that ], for one. prefer to list
= I'D pondc1 what be sayB, rather than oppo
.. b diem opinions OF my own
W: Ara here I may remark that Ill. Carly
- jtR to my personal knowledge. often I,
aix ~, leep,y sanpJed by the fr4gmentary repol
4 lat hare from time to time appeared
pai- fne1ican papers Of his Conversations NJ
lod- Enerican visitors, on tho political Affairs
bad &eir country. He feels, as do those =
eed: fve been IN the habit Of listening to
z - y bnsefsatioos through many years, that
avr1 },ance expressions during an hour
Eo ought ia be held up >. representing
y ,oe1 L. SPsuNns nv - greA1 en1aesea
a,s. y .. h,sed Y tna Ecs.itieal and socsA :ens
III III 4 o. "la,S4.ca, He IL, iudsed, Oppose!
al ~, and hs looss upoa tue .a tEo Fo,.ns !ssI
stn ninr. one close after the other- upon
ne as s.1ns MI. And that il about asunch -
ol1sei, lese casual Arnei...-.n v's'tcrs IS get npm
sndf however, they ahou1d % av.- -.
tasors Sides OF the question within his view,
,nns would find that he regards both countEe
i byEseilned 10 PASS through the domocrat
fcaE, n.sativn phase OF devalopcmant, to condl
The II tociA order which the moet radical Re-
two. {>an Of Damocrst would probably regard
no sna ,obler ideal than his OWL. At no time
nrrs s Sarlxlo's deep inserrst IN Ill that conc
q the faenea failed. Al 10 rospocts ti,s f3er
s,mfsH mrHs H9'ftFdd Hon e ass s Eorth N on T Il
aad> ~, - 10 Id entito purpose, 1 have
p m nss lrsrd him psy Eibnte 10 it,
II 9es hE tho Union. The determination O
10. 80 ffna1icans to defend that Unios
=" OF fail TO e1oite bis admiration,
ason, Biz address IN Edinburgh be named Al
1gon among the greatest nations" His
= n {lge about America il also far bsyon
s@oa,a @ fen Of the moat educated Americane.
l he dtfn been amazed at the exceeding m
= De rss Of hia acquaintance with the Who
3 last trT OF AnaaIiea, from the data q
shp. dseoreIy--its eetuemant, progress,
i. 4ss of iss dtias,. its pioneers, 90
nue 4erafy nan- II have known
4tc1tain Eoom.ful1 Of educated
4ns with facts and anecdotes shout the
M 4untry, which one and al afterRAr
ssK ftsed bad been utterly unknown to
h. tsnpeAks in touching terms Of the "
tN> hich America first took him up, and
fn4 IT that the frat book Of his own, Il
IT,. saU Was aant him from, America.
chd m. n Of money for writing it. a
III speak>' Of .Emerson ~ " tie clean
ce 70 ts,crf row m. the planet u.