The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-30

| calcuable progress we have MADE since the days
the great reIormer brought US in contact with the
civilized world party OF intelligent and patri.
otto people begin already to make preparations for
the forthcoming great day. and issued the other day
proposal for giving one per cent OF their income
during the whole OF their lifetime towards raising
funds for national education. They exert their best
efforts to get every one to participate In the voun-
tsry and selflmposed income TAX and thus to erect
| an everlasting monument to the memory OF Peter.
Still, with all these bright and jolly prospects, the
government has thought II desirable to express Its
| views on political matters through medium that Is
VIGOROUSLY npOlitical-namely the ODlcal Messeya-
ger fracitelstrenoy Westnik)- whose whole duty it
is to publish DEGREES aud appointments IN the mill
tary and civil service. leave 1t to you to Judge the
importance, as well the wording OF this document
OF which enclosed is the full text; and all have to
add Is that 1t has been launched without any pre-
text whatever-wthout even that Of survey Of the
past year, for It appeared in the essenger in the
beginning OF December, and therefore long before
new years documents OF that sort issued. Here
THE TEXT OF THIS IMPORTANT POLITICAL SURVEY.
Public opinion IN Russia n.. long been enosed By wh..
nosnS 1ns S rSs Hn.n sr hs
q the oa @ IN EurSps the stage
in the as.cng directly upon
the result East Our paper: naturally advert
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ton given BY language Of the Ausro Hung Journals
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vim be accelerated by the momensous events which have
GREAT CHANers.
not the first time In the present century that great
before lsi5, had he ISrs:a lsss
soIuaous II France Belgium and Poland tosstasr with
Of ists During mi: whole period Inc Europsan govern.
msn,. were s;, dependent upU. gu1' opinion tina. they
being e subject 70 the Irritating myresson. q the hour
AROSE. calculate before
o. sn ,n s
Russian poye!b tina, bad peace better than good war
on va: sadly serea for Il: in the
novel sndsnc,ss Introduced sy Second Empire and main
| WILL EUROPE REMAIN sTATIoNAEyi
VIII main Us as the
sson % Victory ana s
craving revenge perpetuaie national differences
families al length compel the wiser and more con-
@ TO naMs~s
observe tina. traveller .hS Lately had the pleasure Of meet
France and Germany not because doubted
were toe strong 70 render S defeat probable But was
|
SHOULD THIS UNFORTUNATE ANTICIPATION PROVE
should the sndeayo,: Of the Of the fail
abandon the ordinary Of industry and and
Hsa
All alike interested n averns such and in turn
THE PRESENT Is THE CHILD OF THE PAST
~.s 81 4s H.. S Of q. %
tsrrom the campaign q ISL KeIacng our steps even fur.
chain Of cause sac which does s
saS The WI between Austria PrSs:i. 10
for centures but settled the mater at end and
squsboes between Russia and Prussia have always been
Of nu5 and have easily
community Of interest: and the glorious fractions Of long
bound each other BY the sronse. lies Of re
onshp and mutual esteem and the services rendered By
history have cemcned friendship between them which 10
Europe
GsLATloSs SITw.rN RUSSIA AND AysTnIA
st more remarkable Centuries have elapsed the
when these two empires SsESn to sssrSs n
eihnorrap questions which apparently divide
ss% 70
sssSrA s'Iss s;;:s
evnced more amca6s d,poEton and Ieturned 70 Views
stances Would be too bold to strive The entire removal
these traditions. and we win believe that humanity will
the bitter strife poisoning the West.
RUSSIA, rHANoE AND oERMANY.
There other considerations to be weighed In
ec,lon with th Germany has been wagng Terrible war
h,s ss % Ss e. Ss. Oh 80 81
ene%s. on The cher aide OF arise Two
s:a = Frances mer., % les. out FOR s, rather
and very w g oyer
:Ss r.. incurred ss.Sss entire However
Inundated and epf s%Ss. Fans may be
ana cannot be Plss..n. 9eshSor for the Germans. Tns
hands Of Inveterse enemy, made ready for ali
Ssa . S.w rs ossa ss M Of
avoid giving offence to the rest OF EUROPE Their policy
to indulge In TOO glowing expectations still there moral
the position
could Os S nor ne. sa @ ire
asked Has Russia might render advisable
s%, Ss. so.:sy future. w y.
Ss
DOMESTIC roLiTIos
saou: prove dearest
bns to peace Peace 70 us Is not only means
ts., sssSHas sSeS ward q
Journals afraid tina. while We continue IN state Of
OPPOSITE .ndsne and those ao.n. es%sn,s
TO these good many psope in this
y apprchend tha germany WIN DE 70 pron' by the
the centre OF gravity from Vienna to Pesh and make Aus
a compensation the East Some the length
pointing alleged OF the Germans
with the Hunsaraus and Austro for tho execution of
this design either they regard the fate OF the Scavo
who allies, sealed either
erul league with Germany to exclude US from Europe
especially from all participation in the affairs OF the
Those who urthest that the integrity of Rus
viii be menaced, and the Gacian Poles always ready
sn b. scm aSf h s
Turco Persian ruption from south and
complete the picture OF the most dreadful coalition
formed against any else. without arrying to
overwrought prophecies, cannot deny na
something in opinion OF those who, bookings
recent innovation Austria contend that we cannot allow
to be established frontiers which
nj siren gthening principal enemies and at weak
ening natural allies. The changes which being
made In Austria not only AZ netghbors
but also co.uAtionslists OF the Scsvonsn
tribes whose fate greatly mperilsd BY recent events
Without wishing possible dangers, yet
not saying that the Austrian crisis were to assume an