The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
The Grumbling Of the SOrehead 0ut-of-
Place Politicians Of Spain.
M0NTpENSlER DEN0yNCED BY A BOURBON.
Travel Over Dick Martins Territory in
Connemara, Ireland
G E r M A NJ Y.

cd-Stcps Suggested to Ahate Its Prog
rcss-The Fathcrland u Good Place
to Live i'm, but America the Land OF
Promise-The Class OF People Emigrat-
ing.
BERLIN, July 8, 1872.
Numerous and exhaustive articles on German
emigration to the United States have been pub
Nshed at different intervals in the HERALD, and
have already acquainted Its headers with the
epidemic-like spread OF emigration, mainly duo to
the favorable statements and practical Invitations
cash remittances passage certincates-from
those fatherlanders who have successfully estab
themselves on your shores. Though 1t has more
than once been stated by statisticans that
the loss experienced by the State from
this source was enormous, and that
Q shipl0ad OF emigrants leaving the country might
be compared to the desertiOn of fully armed and
equipped regiment for the enemys camp, the
authorities have, heretofore, seemed indifferent
and abstained from direct interference exercising
their control only over agents and cOntenting
themselves in annually publishing the names and
pending penalty OF those who LETT regardless OF
the States claim upon them for military service.
The vast increase of emigration this year. notwith
standing the Kapp prophecy to the contrary seems
ut last to have awakened government to realiza-
tl0n Of its loss, and the cue is given to the semi
Official and conservative press to raise
THE CRY OF ALARM.
The pious cross Gazette fills Its columns with
dolelul accounts from various districts where the
populations Of villages and hamlets have been
decimitated, II not completely reduced, by the
cOunselled realestate owners to augment the
wages Of the menials, and so encourage them to
honestly earn their breadS Bat the he landowners
reply that the emigration fever RACES most among
the we-to-do class Of "rurals''.thosc who own
n no otcin Af tHn
wages would have no influence in their case. One
OF the landed proprietors OF West Prussia
not yet at its height, but every servant and
selvant-maid dreams Of nothing but Of the
Mt the present rate well be depopulated in a lew
years. Young men OF military ages leave on fur
troll Of agents can avail but very little o arge
portion Of the emigrants go the Offices. -
At this answer the Krealz Zejtng flares into pas
sion and despalringly cries, "Why does not the
State levy
AN EMIGRATION TAX?
Let there be tax OF fifty thalers per head for every
adult and that VIII prove sure means o. consider
ably REFRESHING the present epidemic. As for the
Voung men on furlough, they should deposit the
money and let their fifty thalers be forfeited unless
they return" lnasmuch as this topic Is
and con. spring up like mushrooms and each i'm
AGNES TO have discovered the real source OF the
evil and the adequate means to arrest its course.
Blind men! they might as well, under the present
circumstances think OF stopping the flow of the
Gulf stream. They have first got to think of
nooisniiiS viz SAOeSsNe ldAes the
Did Ieudal tlthes, the holding of land by privileged
glasses and military despotism. Nowadays peas
AM mas 10 pay Ieau TAX, ianu taN, u pulding
ny, a. oleley anu schoo taA, hlc INSURANCE ana
,i, 'asu - IT, -, MS nus W conouu.G 20 unus
m,on ~ W ,epalr 1"uuon anu sSnool puiiunss, 10
nay s.snenrial taxes A. for the a armV serves
awaiting every young man, it certainly is anything
but seductive. The diet Is miserable, the pay
IL so insignificant as to require on the part of ri-
Yates having other source OF income, the strict
est economy to press out even enough TO supply
themselves with the rotten stone and backing to
Keep their aims az boots according TO regulation.
And as or the treatment tn ~ receive though they
are no longer add, essei by their officers in the
de- isive manner introduced by Frederick the
Great it does not desar them from the traditional
ynere are quite iate instances recorded where men
have been so brutaiiy abused by N1icers as to
nsn,ta, shonS tS,a statement an a. rStnrn .v to
Lnls country ana neinR piouucea Wy lne oerinah
pres, eMcite inc ~ Oh se 'ate nc mlgnt
iarc AZ he mas Just done a. u sun against several
liberal JOIN nas when iH PuDiIshea letter from
sodlercontainng tue lolDwsng:-
Though we have not yet faced the enemy have
Tece CIV ,ro my S',pofal lomf n arhS OF
on tne ear aH an DC and wa can he
w,h r mH "ee W r % Si m h D comnai ns
never cot out of arIest. NAV orr reSiment soon
enter France wnsre NAV earn reai marks If
ATTORNEY Drought suit against these lonrnals, and
did his lest TO 'ave them Convicted for ubeng the
Srv bus ~ ~ ond hehad th ed ito ennI t
s sry pu1 10 anu oenoiu .ne ed h To- S9 hns put
enmsei and rrpnih ' i,or,ta,in nr"nr Nottin1 re-
NAMED int 70 nononnce n yerd,ct Of mot gujjfy.u
~ " r. ,u ON ..,prnr -
'--.. ,., fa it siAni , Eon. , oov, ,o IN ~,
Inc att. Hifter t,r are 9 ehen hv tho Ho,Stain
petter; and "oS .ie ,h S S,o oS wy nf tha
and Scheswig ,"ess over Tue stanpeue VI .ne
youth among the popu'asio " 'nae
TT ls true,' says the Et.Tstuu" Tu~etN, our isi
Apqs furnish the best OF sai RS put tney lack ade.
quate naval schools, and our b. nav 10 ciance
70 prepare themselves for the rcus reu eAaIhiIa-
uons-it takes them years TO become M tes Hencc
they rather leave ior the United States Win. tey
can become citizens after residence OF five .ais'
we DO not adopt another system for the recruis-
ment OF our navy IL is much to be appre-
hended that we shall soon lack the material
necessary for that branch of the servce.u