The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1871-11-25

.h6eginAing 10 arumhlal Fsr $3.50 a,,a
"A eyer, % hs diacomtmtsin tha oihar $50,
'tY GGrmsay, whese lhe inlAhisa&sa 80
not aecpstclned tp.lhdneW fmpi~ M -
are the old WaysDf Prussia m - -.
Pire being, e yod know, nbthiax 49,
iarged Prussia Here in SaxoDr ~ 6;sEs-
OF thespreaent wdr1of HSS - s-s.S
less numerous than bali vrer -. $50
II another half year shsywin haTr AN III
looked tor with 4he lmm6arm nf Dln<s-
still worse IL ID LIN Bavaria. Wurerrkh@%
and He2aia, which wesn the Iana IN ~
forced into PrussiA's mFm. ana en- ~
hAbitants of which are hossile 40 tRe a.
marck1an unity. OF Baden noshinr - N.
SAID yet This unhappy country. onee n
advance Of the rest q Germany. - n
io4S been treated 20 terribly bv the Pyu.-
sians-2,OOO killed In battle. % ahet nv
sentence OF court martial, 10000 fhrown
INTO prison, and $1,000 mmllien drivrn
MIC exile that political Life m sfIT ~
tinct, and . little handful Of rencfionisaa
nauonel, or "popish," have the Neld
nee TO themselves. This win mot continne
much longer. A day win come when he
people OF Baden win awake; and that dav
VIII De day Of stern reckOninrI "a
wherever we look in Germany, there u
no spot TO be found where natishctioD
WIN Lne new Empire dwelk And what
y y tnat Keeps Empires together: that
enables them TO Withstand the attacks AZ
eneLaies, 70 rise more powerful altar de-
teatr Physical force II N NOT. atrnng -
eminent it Is not; large armies il 4 m
where was more physical force where
stronger government vhere I.r~sr
armies, than in the old Roman Emnire ~
In the Empire of Napoleon IT And have
both these Empires not been shatternd liz
glass But let us look at another nictnre
There was q free country once. aftackad
oy mighty host of in own unworthy
sons The government was unDrepared
without an army, while the enemy could
Drlng q numerous force into the field and
was backed by some of the greatest row
ers- But the people had an interest 10
support government, because they had an
interest TO preserve the Commonwealth
winch guaranteed their rights and prO-
NOTED their welfare. Volunteers rushed
under the standards by the thousands and
hundreds OF thousands The firWt army
was beaten BY their better Organized adj
versaries; second army shared the same
late third army also. Still the people
$1,000 Dy their government; fresh warriors
rose and learned YictorJ from defeat until
me rebellion was crushed. You know the
country OF which apeAk and Rllsnnn aanev
my eon2tzKs Cool Il \, An "A
1dl All6M HEINZ
lcmIled ihrfh NV ad MN INV Nv M
InTNFtAs1Mm- NV iRlHmn IN hhnh Mr. hlTr
rowing unp0pulRfiiy or hia = croaiion N
he does not harbor the foolish idea that
the German people would ever riss for the
defence and maintt nance Of that large
| prison-the Prusso-0erman Emoire. Ia
existence depends On the hate OF in armies.
One decisive battle lost, and Il fnlls to
pieces. just as the French Empire fell after
months campaign; just M all former
and future soldier empires did tall and viii
fall. MIR. Bismarck nuFtures no illusions
on this point; and, since making Germany
free, would for hfm be suicide, all his
thoughts must turn On prsusnttng defeat
And for this there are two ways: augment
ing the army, and securing alhes. The
former be 10 doing; the latter he h trying
to do Trying IN caiR-that may safely
be foretOld- The interviews NJ 6astein are
q humbug, nothing else. Common tear OF
Socialism win cause n short rapprocAemenf
between the two Emperon; but as soon
rs other events throw The danRen at the
I" International i'm the shade, Austria win
use the opportunities offered by these
events Ii has now come 10 light that
last year only the quick overthrow Of the
French Empire Murdered Austria from de-
claring war 10 Prussia. the Austrian army
not having been ready % tnke the Geld
ut the beginning Of the contest Since
then the Austrian army hans been greatly
improved and increased; Msas wmr pOWld
not find unprspared II ID TRUE the two
Emperors have kissed each Other tend
eriy-but once before they have done il,
with perhaps more fervor, In the autumn
of 1885 Nine months laier Austria WA
throttled by q chivalarous PrusiAn and
half dead, kicked out Of Mother Ger
) mania's d0ors- Can Ihat be forgotten, &C
} Vienna scarcely. And In ID were nc the
next chance Of revenge, would revive the
memory. really doubt, whether Bin
marck Is cheerful M newspaper reporters
tell us.
, What said about the issue ofthe strike
: of the Berlin Masons, IL In contradiction
with the last proclamation Of the Strike
: Committee. However, what I seated ID
, strictly true The fight WINS about the ten
hours, and the Con hOwss Aass NSe besn cein-
cd. This N undeniable. and that settles the
! point That In some places higher wagel
are paid now than before, hns noehfna
whatever to do with the ssRike. The
e Berlin CUpentsrs have eHected a c0mpro
mise with the masieFs; they have an %
] surance Of wagea The CSpns Nahsr
!, Services still continues nt Halberxtadt
: Hanau and OfFenhach. Al Hanau one o
= the largest masters hss yielded, and Il 1
Z 70 Be expected. TINT ths oshsgs win fol
q low his example An BmRmeq the meta
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