, 1873-07-04

worthy Of initiation, moritorions, and dutiful;
or who dinouaBos institutions of society IN 4.
manner ondangorng tho public peaoo, ia to DO
WI t. Or foTte,a up t9
{and no jury), any Btatos Attorney might lodge
any o1itor In prinon for two yenrs. Thls Bootiou
20 ia much rorac than tho oil ao.calod
hatred -andl.oontompt section Of tho former
from TIC new German Colo, snxony and Wuor-
temMborg had to accept again tho doath-ponalty,
abolished ycara ago In those two Kingdolna.
There iB no doubt TINT Bismarck hna
DAMAGED HIMSELF Hoh1EwIrAT
BY his connection with this monntrouH bill, and
It Is not likely that ho will DO ablo to explain
away his Agency IN tho matter. On tho quoB-
tions OF froo press md salarlod representatives,
be Is considerably behind time. flo seoms to
fear & 4 perfectly FREQ press. tho c'rcct of which
would. Of course. bo 1lot unattended with violent
oomnlotionB aud also universal suffrage, II un-
tempered, by o no-salary olnuao % to
tho members Of tho German Dict. In ono
weok tho roll was callcd on tlroo dlftor-
III tho House. The unHalaried stato OF tho
representatives furnishes no aufllciont solution
Of tho apathy OF .noarly half tho number Of tho
noeors n, NIB, Of rariamont beeauso they arc nearly
as vol afford to DO IN tholr Boats as to lounge
around In tho highlands or 1ow]anda. The real
reason OF thoir dangerous Indifference to duty
is that It Is only duty TINT .calls, mud nothing
"'oos. AAoAo 40 AV 'PoAtASAt thAkt AIG@ A0
IN England OF in tho United States. Thoro
is mono Of tho savon or oight political fractions
that commands All ataoluto majority aud, oyon
ence upon tho formation or policy Of tho Coy
ernmont or Cabinet Of Ministala. bsmarols
DOES NOT Want pAnLrAa1ENTAnreM
n tho English aenBo established th Germany.
torious powor Independent from and superior to
tho waves OF .,ntveraal suffrage. Tho lattor may
compel tho "stato" to mnke hero and there
somo chnnges but, after all, tho state-fortrose
must remain untakon,-an lmnenac, powor mood.
cd, besides, by society to preserve itBo1f against
the coming. Bocial storms. Thoro must 10 gomo-
thing firm In tho general uuarmneag aud chaug-
Ing Of everything; thore must DO aorna impas-
eivo and unimpaHBionod power to rido tho storm.
hiodnrn parliamentarism docs not please tho
grave Chancellor, who sits sphinx-lilto in tho
midst OF its Representatives, aud who very likely
would prefer to do without the whole oumbrous
apparatus.
ON TIE ONE RAND,
tho absonco Of too much party discipline, tho
entiro absence of atriot party rulo, has Its nd
vantages. Thoro arc no Offices TO reward tho
- - workers for German Congressman, nor nre
son ny Offices The aeF A.
Tho Offices arc flied by tho Government ire
spoctiye Of electoral Victories or defeats; aud
evon tho strongest resolutions OF dorman Par
lamont aro 80 much wastod breath ii they DO
nGs Snsrtat msst ts approval Of Bismarck and Of tho
on THE OTHER HAND,
this dofect Of party r11lo, this barren prospect to
ambitious men, has Its disadvantages; and pnr-
WE'LL in epito OF these defoots, in its lcgisatoRy
personnel aud itH egiBtatory Iabors. Still, theHo
ldynio umea in politics connot last forever. Tho
popular demands will ri9s and must siso, higher
st St st Psssient until asash sass opSns to "@is
tho (at prosont on1y) chance 1t llas uf