The New York herald., 1870-03-15
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH l5 ls7o-rRpLE SHEET

out previous consultation with me, Without making
certain that the explanations asked for wouu not DC
given under restraint canno: be called support or
my policy In this manner The prospect OF assisunce
which you hod out 70 me c o tba or
Deputys speech leaves me sti uhdcr tue im
that the motion Is one got up 10 order; snougn not
by me, The Deputy evlnced strong relations 10 the
Grand Ducal government, such as can lay no claim
10. lie not Only knows all its intentions but offers
TO procure oicial confederation IN al cases. Ihis
gives me the impression that he spoke more for the
interest OF Baden than for this government. lie
made II even appear though trust IL not the
case--as il Baden were 10th 10 make any more OF
those sacrifices Tor which ne mad so eulogzed her.
II his motion mad been testimony only o. Baden's
patriotism-i could wish he had judged the Prus-
sian government with the same impartlality lit
would be Ike carrying owls TO Athens. The ac-
no comment. II Will be willingly attested
and subscribed by the allied governments
OF North Germany aud the chiefs OF their admins
traon. But the honorable Deputy went further
By his argument he netamorphosed the motion
inro vote OF dslrst OF our foreign policy, urging
the administration act with regard 10 section
seventy-nine OF the constitution, aud Offering TO
have the preliminary basis ready within few weeks.
dont want II. The Baden government has long
ago solved the riddle Its entrance inso the North
German Confederation would moi settle the German
question: It would only be step, towards that uIon
wnicn all OF US long Tor though is must DO achieved
without threat pressure. Tue iil-humored, con-
strained Bayalan, N the closest association cannot
do he any goods rather than make use OF coercion
would wait whole generation. We have TO ask II
the present independent position OF Baden Is not OF
more adya tase 10 the 1ather!and tnau u she were
part Of the Bund. | am convinced that aS she -
now 1t Is better Ior us. Look at Bavaria AIter 1865
we had the power 10 dispose IN variety OF ways Dut
none wonld nave led to tAe desired union. we nave
friends OF the national cause throughout Inc Soutn
IL Will not do 10 plck out some anu surround tnsm
with barrier. Pardon me ior employing trivial
sinle. / have Lately attended agricultural con-
gress 1t VIII not do to lake The cream of The mix
and let the rest get sour. (i.angher) 1nis would
deprive us Of Badens salutary ELECT upon the South
II The object or the motion were to ext0l Baden
would JON II at once. Her entrance into The bund
would exercise heavy pressure upon Nuremberg
ana Bavaria, but II would PROBABLY rouse opposition
TO sueH degree taat ihe desired complete union
would be progacted lor Iully ave years Inat would
be @ most lamentable result. Can we afford to give
that party which has just now gained tne upper
hand IN Bavaria pfetext for agitation against the
North, and that too, on the eve or new elections
expected IN that State? l do not want 10 in6ulate
Baden as q member OF the ZOliverein. II there
came from tne Carisruhe government proposals for
Baden's entrance into the Buad would say, in the
interest oi both, re0uS slc Sd1ttbs. ~ would refuse
the application, on the ground that the time Is in
oppOrtune. When read Lhe mouon IT put me In
MIND OF Shakspeare's Hotspur, VINO, having de-
spatched hall dozen, wonders that nothing has
been vet done
The Chaneelor then reviewed at some length the
progress made IN German conso idation, military,
political ana commercial development. and con-
ciuded:-.ihe mover contempate5 the entrance OF
Baden as the commencement OF general unity. con.
sder II tae commencement OF inpeailnent ana OF
lasiIng impedment at that. ! can only beg you
earnestly 20 continue Lne confidence hitherto SHOWN
TO the Chief OF the Foreign department which you
would not ey'nce By accepting this NOTION"
DEPUTY MIGUEL
the other leader OF the national liberals, IN reply
characterized the speech OF the Chancellor as
Catenods. This tDey would not submit to. The
apprehension with regard TO Bayarian patriotism
was groundless aud ne hoped the Chancellor would
deem IL advisable To alter his policy.
COUNT BIshARCK
who was somewhat excited replied, deprecating the
idea OF being forced 10 discuss toreian politics then
and there. and denying the appropriateness of in-
PRODUCING IL INTO the pubic depaJes. You nave
come here, be proceed d, 10 oner motion
a QS.rust directed AGAINST OOtuVS
but against my intelligence. You think You
understand the matter better than l. ],
ON the contrary, believe l comprehend II better
Than you. As long as am here tae majority must
submit to my views, Tor the responsibility rests with
me- not with you, ana 1 br.ng the experience OF
twenty years 20 the fuidaeat 0i the duties Of my
Office.
DEPUTY LOWE.
The debate closed by Deputy Dr. Lowe who
dweit upon that part Of tue motion which seems
calculated to stimulate the people OF Baden 10 stil
greater exertions for speedy entrance into fne
Bund. The main object ought TO be, said Dr. Lowe,
ir5t 70 arrange our mouse comfortably before we IN
yite others 10 share II with us. II we retain atsO-
luiis!n In our own government We VIII not advance
inch towards the soiutlon OF the German question.
1l,is IL the reason OF Our present slagnation. The
ultran0ntane party III Bavaria Is not worse tlan The
uitra-Cathollc party IN Prussia.
Deputy hantah then declared, In the name OF
the Polish traction, that they would abstain
from voting, IN consonance with their protest
IN the year 1861 against becoming members OF the
confederation. Deputy Lasker, having protested
against tne ins,nuation OF Count BISMARCK that
his motion was made by order OF the Baden govern
meiis, now offered TO wiGadraw 1t, For IL had an
swered purpose by bringing out general
acknowledgement OF the national EFFORTS OF the Baden
people
Alter numerous personal explanations between
the speakers who had shared In the debate The
jurisdiction treaty with Baden was adopted on the
third reading By aarge majority.
have only 70 add chat the national liberals openly
declare their CONCENTRATION This tart, and they
call II. unsraoous and unsatisfactory reply given
them BY the chancellor. Iney intimate that they
alter his Steer directly Tor Daden's adnis-
sion into the North Confederation. Should the
rnm0r OF French despatch concerning the stipula-
riona OF the Prague treaty-which is said TO nave
arrived hare yesterday--pr0ve correct it may lead
to serious COMPLICATION.