Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-12-01
DAR0WYoN MoLTKE.

DAROWYON MOLTKE.
The immense. aud, as il were. self-le-
pendent strength Of tie Prussiau mon
archy, IS shown in nothing 50 clearly as
in the vas tbr liohsuzollerns have main
tanned the tradition If tlriitiness in the
bcstowal Vt rewards. They have never
had to buy anybody, 4 general is paid
like an English captain, sud Project like
3 superior clerk, while le majority oftho
bureaucracy. which iui' ltcs aud directs,
and moderates all thugs in Prussia
which governs Ia the highest sense IT tlist
tnisuacd worl--ar1 compelled e. pFgefice
m economy which Eaglizh DissaHua
ministers To Scotch 'ulu1~tera would
ieta paHllh. Ne gru Dl however high,
makes a fortaue Baron son Dreyse 70.
eaig.s q mylcst waga. aai We Doubt IL
Sir "a Whtuprh souid reckon
krupp q. rich TI STATE ia Prussia nc.
cepts g1ar services. il does no, hug them.
lnl so thp.a .efr.e.s are exceptionally
gell rendered Tier Is mt NJ far as We
tHow nu instance iu PtlAi4n hJt;ory Of
Slasc .efgaut having becn rewarded aa
Marlborough was 1r Wellington or eyeu
Lord liafiiugs 9r Ioyi Daihou.ir a
-4m Wla voted astes Stl1T4 ~ tho King
10 distribute amcue III liglct rgaais
bot Count Bismarck vhJ lad -iyel RssE-
SIS The supremacy rH1ny r-se III
only m estate large 4tab IN asraaEe,
bI not wagib tat ff' su open mlpect;
sod Baron Won Nalih4 sti.l less, q agu,
ifaa remember rrLty, ogato,gl .l5,gEt.
NoF /. tht elagucs. 0t money made up
IT HStE taSssE'sfFE ~ issl3lara ~ @9rrl 3tf
T. ''''''aI discipline l.Ag kiggr a " IN.
last ru.a.. .s'f'e" 9uet'i' y WIZ
rect. If the erra, Cfaucellor's daasefs
from a eroup Of Egiuuist "a ladies gdp
constantly. by their influence With t'a
King. thwastpI his b..t laid piaus. II
,he world "a noi literally misiHtormea ho
had 90 RESIGN once or twice, aud even nov
hc remains ju- shat he was Count 81
marrk Schonbauseu- master ia one
Of she world, but hopclessly unable TOGO
tond with ihe stern oil officer wbv is H-
dctted 10 him for supremacy IN Engor
lor position which tu!Iils the dreams OF
German legend makers, aid might make
FREDERICK the Or at leap under his stone
.hrond with exultatiou- aief aal.ng the
Statement of Europe, bat still the " faith
I lul servant Of my august AND not very
intelligent master The routine obsir-
we'd towards the Chancellor is ineligible,
t for after all be only makes bis history
but We confess We have felt faint sur
prise nj the measure melted cut 70 Fuu
4 Moltke. lie wins campaigns. He is the
greatest il the field, which the k.ng best
knows. The precise place which isR nj
/ You Moltke will hold in military history
i still perhaps uncertain Tie has navol
vet, either ia 1864. or 1866. on in 1879
been opposed to reasonably good tae
tician. aud equal army, or IA formidable
strategist Beating the Danes when the,
lad only muskets was poor work; an'
3enedek, perhaps hanlpcred by secret in
structions. proved feeble opponent
while IN France aAskas never met STRAIT
eaist Of any sod IN bonly once Gener
ii. We rather writing only as oh
servant tlNillhhs, tftat On lHhA uCSahoh "
vas Defeated, and that August III shoul
be credited to Marshal i3azaine, who, ha'
he but powder, would have retained til
honors Of the day. But gcneralship mus
be Judged by It's results, and, jadging i
results, no sovereign ever had such a SCI
! yaut as General Won Molke His singl
I brain has been worth hundred thousan
men, worth All Napoleon was to the Frene
army; and on his 10th birthday the Kin
Of Prussia makes bis mighty General
Count. promote - one step ia the s,
cial hierarchy were ii recognize
! ri aaam ii a Radyice lent 70 him
! tile king--in his nanagomentof the va
! 4 few days afterwards lie makes tv
/ Prime Of his own blood who doubtle
7 have fought well and succeeded but a
!, doubtless only efficient instruments ID u,
!, Motkes hands, Field-Marshals, the s.
ptriors il the military hierarchy Of 4
genius who has led them 70 victory n
empire in that realm Of thought Will
y Of all others he understands. Ill the We
,e m3mcnt Of supreme triumph, with !
st whole soul subjected TO the ADVICE viii
a yet he will not reward. the greatest Prin
III the world coldly and deliberately pref