The New York herald., 1871-11-02
rHMKALI2. THUKYpAY ]. NOvEMBER. 2,r

the restguation OF frs. schacflc ana terms ,k and
= dernand isat the EMHeree should Eyoet weea
and thst answer seals fOF the rfssen, s. least tns
demands made in go address lre1 Behsnlls. .Yhe
sis.i Two .isrosrssT iroi; M aunsr!oss t'es %.
Soy,ssins % etstss; snd second sSaa Hehenwa Or
SHOW mai he, as luuss is fully csnscious OF sis
sEss''s q the osasn VA ne mas called together isu
Of an his ministers Tie rssasss q ne HERALD
present Austrian oonstitlsion. there are as
In q. the s empire. Roughly speakinq : the
smnlre divided into two paris, separated by the
gary ana Ats dependencies uis-Lei:han "Ausr.a In.
man proyless. Bohemias GaAols, &C. Gis-islihan
Cis- Leishan Austria each nsnases is own
osSsr n. 'Is SDsr nds1sSHsass sssss.. q sfS sSs
analrs common e both portions Of the empire -are
o os ns som M y
parts o. the empire and By three minister's, known
% the Common Ministers-die 0enssnsans u m,n.s-
portant. Now. Count Buesi, as common foreign
s' aS E os g ssss s Dssa
internal matter, with whicn he hes nothing
TO dol equally Count Andrassy has 40 right
to interfere, because ae PreHlier OF Hungary, or
trans-Leithan Austria, he Is entirely renewed from
the control OF cis- Leithan AFFAIRS. hs-''' 81 n
siHaS TEE IAPORTANVg or 9Hn ORIsI1 .a5 /,
may, them be Judged from the fact that both Eeust
ad Antrassy are taxing part IN the grand deliDera-
tions that ara now proceeding on the policy " Count
HOhenwart. From very trustworthy sources learn
that the order OF business will be tnis-Count Beast
will read memorsn'iu ium on tue present condition
cision win be taken whicn wil decide the fare or
Austria and OF HUhenwart.
Now, what will that decision be, Well a good
deal win depend on the attitude Of Count Aadrassy
Tnere can, think, be little doubt thai Eeust Is
little doubt that tue puoc oplnion OF tns governing
class n Hunga.y n opposed 90 Hohcnwars. The
Sssinss n aep'f 20 ,hese 'ed influences mse e
the most powerful Ministers Austria ever nad and
who. besides, In generally regarded - great per-
sonal favorite OF the EmperOr-tneu, the T0rces
against Hohenwart are very formidable indeed.
Victory Will De nus hrst There Is this great argu-
!oent ~ favor q his polioy-sne status quo in Aus
SOMETHING MUST Bs DONE. of
Here we have an empire, In which the race that
forms the overwhelming majority Of tue people Is
things Over and over again TT they have have testined
their discontcne Nothing will induce them TO send
r%spresen;at,ves % to Parliament; and !aus we have
representative government House OF Represen-
tatives in which majority OF the people not
such state OF things cannot. not to say should
not lasts What is the remetyY Count H0henwart
s s'NAKE OF AUSTRIA A UNITED sTArEs -
The country Is made up OF dinerent races; let
each race have as much as possible the manage
ment OF its own affnirS; erect number of state
Legislatures. A rigid system OF censrallsatl0n.
such IS at present exists, is impossible In such
country" What can HOhcnwarts German oppO.
nen,s replyY Simply nothing. Tney are the
veriest OF tories; without any programme but that
Of simple obstruction. This also, must be remem.
ocred as very strong point on Count Honenwart's
3lde. the Bohemian Diet was opened by dOcu.
ment which came from the Emperor himself In
hat document It was declared that the separattst
lights OF Boaomia would ne recognized. Thus, them
he policy OF the present g0verRment Eecame the
policy or the Emperor ana thus the defeat or HOhen-
Wart u the defeat OF FRANCIS Joseph. 't