, 1870-08-04

pant an1 mA4e Iae loet80 &eCp16s = Eese
thay cannot help looking upon the 'legsons
upon their ftonuers ~ upon bsr-
Lx1ixua . epaEnE for 4 rttzxid. One detaT-
tuinatiou to ward on and punish thin cryinE
In prevails in III parts Of Germany. In the
North It is ; stetn desire for action; in tho
eIcitohlo South the feeling Is moro fiery one,
majority Of the people n TO impose ait hut ah-
solite Eileuce upon the U1t1anortanes, the
Re ppbIiesne, and other fractions OF the ANTI
Union parts. Whatever rcmembrauces OF
1sG6 mag have been lingering in men'a minds,
they are now submerged in common hatred
Of ihe insulting foreigner. Carried away BY
the cur1ent, the Davatian, Nurtemberg, and
Baifan Governments have tlfezdy announced
fheir formal resolution 10 stand with praHsia
and foin the Northern Confoderscv for better
for wnrre. Napoleon evidently fancied t9as
the HohenzolIefn aRsis would. be regarded
by the Ge1nnAns as = moro dynastic
quarrel, And that tho publio mind
1ou]d remain Indifferent to dispute affecting
fho royal family rathes than the nation. But
this natinr betrays signal inability to a2pfe-
did not require .his unsctupulcus conduct IN
suddenly jumping ont Of tfs midst q peaca
into the midst OF var to prore b tho Ge9mana
thas, though ha might challenge thar King, it
WEI in reality themselves, their country, their
property, and their Independence that be
aimed It. Il anything haa been Wanting to
incuIcate this conviction, the insults heaped
upon the King must have opened the e5es Of
tha blindest. The scaudalons scepo At Ems
win be long remembered IN the wor1dh at-
na1s. When Beuedetd stopped Hia Majesty
In the public promenade he committed A
offence which be knew to be unpafdonahle,
and which be foresaw must bring
matters to q bead Var was his object,
and be adopted the ueans at once most flivo-
lous and cettain 70 bring Ii On. Last night.
when the King came back from his eTeutfnl
"Trip to Ems, he Was received With such =
neseed in the sober 1atitudes- An .<istoc1s-
tic crowd thronged al the approaches to Via
terminus. All the way from the Potsdam
Gate to The Palace the streets we're filled with
an excited multitude Flags and Nominations
increased the animation Of the scene. 4
shower Of wreaths and garlauds welcomed the
Eing, and an increasing vo;ley Of hnr1abs &C
conpanied lin to his mansion. All the uotA-
bles Of Berlin society were On the pavement,
minglng, On this occasion, with the multitude,
and nvaling them In patriotic shouts and other
loyal demonstrations When His Majesty
been seated with the Crown Prince the hur-
RIBS Wera deafeniag. He afttrHArd appear
cd repeatedly On the balcony, and on
one occaAiou, it seemed, would have
addressed the multitude II anything like
si1encs could have been restored But Us II
I luE 4QIt&lEI IAA14 A& LII kuA NAllQA2l
anthem bad been iutoned the moment the
roIal carriage WIS espied, and continually re-
commenced when at IN end, there Was no pos-
| ability Of making hfs voieo heard. The King
| looked a. majestc as ever, but with melsu
cloly shade oSercasting his featuses. He hai
/ Enter den Li,+zen, mud royal addresses promis
ing to lay down life and p1oparty for the coun
| tty signed al 1rEsco- As u specimen Of TIL
spirit that has seized tho masses, l subjoii
Translation from one OF these impromptl
effusions:. MAY it please Your Majesty
French impertinence has insu1ted ou
honor, and meusced, without the ahado'
Of p1ete1t, the peace Of pruaaiA An
Germany. In this hour OF peul, wo beg t
approach Your Majesty, and to exprca
the loyal aad enthusiastic sentiments wit
which We face the impending war. AZ ou
fathers stood by the father Of your Roy,
Majesty from 1878 to 1915, 80 will ~e all d.
vote our lives and property to the support IN
security Of your throne. In return we hav
but one prayer to Offer. We beseecl fou
Majesty not to sheath the swcrd till Frenc
insolence has been chastised and put down bt
restofcd to its ancient grandeur. Our CRY II
With God for King and Fasherland! HUI
rah! At them = We subscribe ourselre
faithfully, respectfully, and with every conf
dence in the future" tc. Tho ADORE addret
WIS covered with many thousand signature
There were sirnilar demonstrations at Col
lentz, caseel, Gottiugen and other cite
through which the King passed nh1s WAY hom
The language Of the papers in tie new pro-
} iDccs, and even in Southern Germany, ID quii
~ emphatic as in tho old country. Leadit
| articles, even in tho advanced organs OF Il
opposition Tress, sing the praises Of the Elm
who has vindieated the national honor, II
! must be supported to the last drop Of Bloc
Germany 1t this moment resembles Al Amer
can settlement in tho Far West, whero polit
; Clans Of al shades Of opinion suddenly wai'
their cIotetIets 1t the cry that the Indians =
on the move. What eha1ua for Europe th
E tnch raid can he undertaken on her Chri
8 tian soil! What Disgrace for tho min
Z teenth century md its. much-sau1
. being mr mrbi1ized. It comprises $3.50
i line. s00, 600 reserve, md $4,000 Ian
9 wehr, to which must be added 81, 900 Souther
I ers At the lowest computat1on. Al these f
Q ures, giving grand total Of 1,025.00 me
I represent drilled and pracsised soldiers, I
0 fective and ready for service. The estirnAt
on pnper sfe much higher. Tho declsrat:
{ Of war has taken Germany BY surprise. Tic
can be no. doubt that the Franch, mediate
: Hsr for come time past, have secretly push
Z their armanaents. They will, therefore.
: sooner ready than tho Germans, and it il c
pected, invade this country in several colum
Q before sufficient defence can be prepATt
J, Thanks, however, to the excellent army org,
,zation Of Germany, this Advantage will {
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