The New York herald., 1871-11-02

the Festepaticn OF prs scnoehue ana terms. sk and
ademand tnat the Kmperof sheulo ovREEr net wsen
thsEand .Deust Thsn agaln. - ~ osess Of To-
sss ~: sss5ss
n0s' - asSis'os I'VE seSa .ss avss4oss 30
governing states; ana, second, ssaR Hohenwars OF
come me Encercr has ssksn steps xsioa CLEARLY
gravity OF the crisia He has called together -
4 aRAND GENERAL COUNCIL = .&t
arc already aware that aecordlng to the
present. Austrian constitution. there are I as
IN the empire. u iss Esnsns es spssk,na nlsts1s sas
emplre y divided into two parts, separated By the
river Letha Trans Leitnan Austria Includes Hun
man provinces. Bohems, Gslscis &c. cs.is,nsn .I han
ara!e Ministry and trans IsisSan Austria su ssS and
osSsr aSs II sas nCsr. lndspsSrsaSs each aSs
anairs common to both portions Of the empire are
regulated Dy the delegauons-thaI u. by number
parts Of the empire, and by three minister's, known
ss the Common hinisters-dteO Oenae4nsafs n MN IS.
the Minister FOR Foreign Affairs, Is the most % iu.
portant Now, Count Buesi, as common foreign
minister. mas no right 70 interfere with Count
internal matter with whlcn he hes nothing
70 do; equally Count Andrassy has no right
transleithan Austria, he Is entirely renewed from
the control OF cis- Leithan analrs. n9 a. "a Il
.NzBsN 3 The IMPOKTANVE or 1Hu ORIGI1 ara )
may, then be Judged from the fact that both Eeust
ana Antrassy are taxing part IN the grand delibera
tions that are now proceeding on the policy " Count
Hohenwert. From very trustworthy sources LleaTn
that the order Of business will be this-Count Benst
wall read memorandum on Tue present condition
clsion win be taken when will decide the raIe or
Austria ana OF Hohenwart.
Now, what viii that % decision be, Well a good
Taere can, think be little doubt thai Esusf Is no
little doubt that the puolic opinion OF the governing
class m Hungary - opposed 60 hohcnwart. lhe
snss aDp'1f al hese Ss'eq IL mse e
added aSs os, tina. Of one
VINO. Desidea Is generally regarded as great per-
sOnai fav0rite or the Emper0r-tneu, the lorces
against Honenwart are very formidable indeed.
Victory will De hrs first. There Is this great argu
!oent ~ favor q his pocy-she status quo in Aus
SOMETHING MUST BIZ DONE. ns
Here we have an empire, In which the race that
forms the overwhelming majority Of tue people ls
Over a over again hs y sRs d
their disContens Nothing will induce them TO send
to and mus have
representative government House OF Represen-
tatives In which the majority OF the people srs not
suph state of ih,nas cspnot nr 70 oav u nonin
not lasts What IL the remedyY Count Hohenwart
5. 'NAKE OF AUSTRIA UNITED STATES. fesa
The country Is made up or different races; lei
each race have as much rs possible the manage
ment or Its own Affairs; erect number of state
Legislatures. rigid system OF censrallsation
such as at present exists. is impossible In such 3
country" What can Hohcnwart's German oppo.
nents replyf Simply notning. Tney are the
vericst OF tories; without any programme but that
Of simple obstruction. This, also. must be remem.
oered as = very strong point on Count Hohenwart's
,lde. Tne Bohemian Diet was opened by dOcu.
mont which came from tine Emperor himself In
hat document It was declared that the separattst
tights OF Boaemts would 10 recognized. Thus, them
he polcy OF the present government Eecame the
c0lcy or the Emperor ana thus the defeat HOhen-
Hart u the defeat OF Francls Joseph. 'fs n n