The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-12-07

from hi- policy during 1866. In VIVA,
constitutional country .ouid q r,i,,;.,.-
dare to raise, on his own responsibility
the money expressly denied him tv III.
Chambers? 30 TOO 1869. the Cbapce,i.-
told the Re'chstss that ne would s.ain
&c; money--.uis time for the fleet, H..
own account. if they refused to vo,eit-
in another speech he virtually ,llo... ,b,,
the North German Confederation l. 81 l;,-
ta'orshiP under himself and 6ec'i,. -
share HI responsibility with orbs, MINI.
ter Again, lie maintains the right .,
the 'ro"n 10 appoint 10 certain office l..
No''i on of ihe regulations made by ,b.
hei'hstas with reference to such ar,,oir,-
ment-. And when the unbsp,, p.:.h.
az With dan ,,u-e'of re,ponsii-;.y 40
'ire- 70 have some information atan, o.
e'sn af'i--. and petitions Ri.narl TO-
Blue Books. 'ie high minded Charco,lo.
tells them roun!,y that be cons.l,r. .i..;.
repne-' "nea''ei fer; tut, should they per.
s's' IN ii, he VIII see 1t he can no, by nov,
!e'r h"'" something iunocuous I'm, tn.
re'n'r FIR them 50 much for narlia
mentary "overnmeut'n Germany
Second How IL stand. with ,L. Ill.,.
Of the press will bee Sufficiently cl..- From,
the GLOWING testimony Of a comc.,en,
authority: The Herman press" say,
Welckor. writing 10 ! g.. is subject TO .
restrictive and oppressive. stem, which
more ty il- des.adin. character than even
It, har-nre,-. seems 10 have been desj,,eJ
l'n-'v'd of educating the representative.
OF popular opinion 10 "a noble freedoml
either To- deprive them Of all courage. orto
emh'tier aud demoraize them. 50 lately
a. I>r5 The litrr.y Of the press was Tor a
time entirely suspended and the uewsr,-
leta had Co reuouucc ali discussion Of IN
ternaI politics Al the present time the
Journals are subject TO multitude of y.x-
auou- ard degrading regulations. And
most significant of all, pres, oaen-e..
"rtrh. above al others, the Cons, i,i,ton
OF 1915 movii'd should be lr.ed by Jury.
are 20 tiled in one alone OF the German
Na'cs-BavaIiu
Ihiri-Wilh respect 10 the third ami
perhaps most important phase Of freedom
tie liberty Of the -utj,ct-modern Ger
many presents picture the reverse Of ed.
living. In ih.- matter. the Government
claims, or AT lcas; exercises. a power sb.
SoIn'eiy despolic. For instance. in IsGo
a." Deputy Meuie made speech at Glad
back on the internal condition of Germa-
nv 100 which he asserted that. look ..ber,-
one would. the Gcriuan was buriened and
oppressed, and attributed a great part ut
inc e'I Il" the enormous standing army
Hundreds of thousands OF soldiers he
S'l" were kept tor three years under arms.
he first wear they learned their drill and
the other two riey were supported IN
''eh'S7 ut the expense % the people For
TINS harmless Grafton. which As not sut.
Tered 10 attain greater length. Herr
Nende. although a mem ter OF the hiobest
legislative body in Germany. WA. a, once.
arrested AMI thrown into prison. So.
too, during the Grrmau-French war. the
venerable Jacohi-the Sage of Korir-.
berg was placed in confinement for ven
turing to raise the voice of humanity
against the annexation o.. Alsnce
aud Lorraine The sapae .trcI "A cler-
syman, who in the pulpit took the
not uncommon theological view that
the war was sent 10y Providence to