New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

theuc no generally gazeted such but only OF the
North German Confederation the states which for
merly composed It, Nevertheless his withdrawal had Oil
the Significance Of rebuke for the Insults dreo'eu
AGAINST the Emperor Bavaria, alone OF tho German
States has it's own agent by the Holy See; ana srhn
taneously with Lieut. stuInm's recall IL "is oS'on''
tiously made known that the Bavarian would remain
and be does remain TO this day Finally the obstinate
little kingdom is going through now Cabinet crisis
Just how serious is and what 1t really means, cannot
vet be discerned but jesuit ntrges are as usu suS
pected The Berlin politicians are disturbed ny .hese
repeated manifestations OF Bavarian nlwill III the
young King had less fckleness and more political wisdom
he might seriously annoy leaders OF imperial policy
in Germany.
The INTERPOLATION in the House about the course OF
immigration from Germany was useful only because u
gave the Home Minister an opportunity to enuncate
political truth which Is not widely current IN ths
country As soon 1t becomes clear that something
ought DO done TO keep Germans at home, the hrst
notion which arises the German mind Is that oil re-
strctye measures The theory of political life in Ger
many teaches nothing olse. But Count Eulenburg
frankly said police power was inadequate TO INC
emergency The flow OF immigration couid DC provehteu'
he said only by Offering the 10
stay at acknowledgements OF civil, social ana INDUS
trial character or he did not dare to so to the root
OF the matter and speak OF the military system IL Is I'M
possble TO get German 10 admit that the necessities OF
tbe military xstem areia once the cause oil imnigrato
and tho secret OF the efforts to prevent H.
I was talking the other day with a very
intelligent gentleman who gravely explained that the
peasants were leaving the country because the 1arn
were so low and that the Government was trying
to keep them back because there were not enoueh
Agricultural labOrers TO gather the crops, quoteo
political economy him. and asked why tnc wageS "
agricultural labor did not follow inc ordoary law M vi
supply and demand Such an argument, howeVoI, n,s M
no effect II is patriotic TO believe that low wages are
driving the peasants 10 America. and that crops are
wasted every year for lack OF reapers IN eourse vi
some Germans may learn that, after each new Victory
81 the Etherand tbe tenure OF social life here becomes
less secure Tie whole tendency Of the German system
ia fo render men machines, and to drive ambitious ana
active young Germans out OF the country. FROM .IS
age of six TO the youth are kept Dy law az sc1ooi
This might he well enough If 1t were not followed Dy
three years active service in the army ana nan uozeh
wears more i'm the reserve and Landwehr man goes
through this ordeal without having ms neau sho on ne
is pretty certain 10 emerge with tne energy & ol ao ,
nrety Thoroughly crushed ont OF him. Before 80 nere
is but little encouragement for Gerhah 10 marry . au
enter into business The consequence OF course Is tl
men with large families of children, ana YOUNG non
with their military terms unfled are Rocking IN rap
,,ivcrowinc numbers TO country where peace renders
sure All the fruits of industry ike 10 tnlnK OF Wh
would follow II bold man should make thls eApau"
ton In the Prussan Landtag