The New York herald., 1874-11-10

90 on IN MS dovciOpment until ne reaches mis- last
stadium-the Republic. And Tor hinr and his
revolutions, carried through with the aid OF the
throne, the majority OF the peope have voted
callv intcnded. OF course.
The author then speaks OF the spanish Republic
and Serrano's coup defot. He says:-
BISMARCK AND sERRANo.
But Serrano Is the candidate OF the revolution
from the tnrone;" he is a prote9e of Bismarck,
vino needs him as piace-loder la Spain Tor q
future candidate or the throne whether IL be
Fredrick OF Honenzollern or Frederic Carl. the
hero OF Missunde and lie Mans III. at present as
barrier against Don Carlos and the son OF isa-
bella. For neitner the one nor the other can the
"Prlnce CHANCELLOR use on the Spanish throne.
Don carlos Is the incorporation ol the principle
OF anti-revolutlonary legitimaty, and as conse.
thig alone Is sufficient to 0Tng the nerves ol the
SICK man OF Varzin into state OF Wild excite
and heaven knows his rather suits Bismarck just
as little as Don Carlos, Tor his education by nb-
era, q enedlctIers aha secumr pres.s m n
luture man. Serrano IL Bismarck's man. He ~
one OF the secret confederation Tor tue aunlhila-
tion OF Catholicism IN spain and Italy. He Is much
more servlceaDle Tor the spreading OIL the 'connlct
OF civinzauonn IN the Komanic lands than would
be the "Bonorabe" republican CASTELAR,, the fool
and dreamer who wished to carry through the
..nated, dangerous" principle OF "a Tree Church In
BISMARCK INTERPRETERS IN SPAIN
We see that Prince Blsmarcx, rom his o,cn
IN e e nraner mem sor hs
necessarily honorable men, Tor Catalines OFTEN
better suited Tor dipiomatlsts than Catos-he has
succeeded In getting MS right man IN the right
place IN SPAN. Tine Chanceor's greatest dIplo-
matlst and presuinablc successor, Herr Won Ken-
in Spain with different parsonage, ana had come
TO an agreement, the nature Of which was soon
more, and Bismarck has to be satisfied
WITH Serruno, who too, does him good service.
n y sa Gr s
ment OF his ends. IL Is incomprehenslble, how
ever, tnat the other great Powers should follow
question to be led about by the nose. But what
does this show, except the tact OF great mind on
one side aud smaller minds OH the other-a giant
opposed TO dwarf minds, or, to speak In new
illustration, that the secOl,st,on frola the throne
has made one more and q ce1v great step Jor,card
ROYAL ROBBERS AND BIsMARCK's TRANSFORMATIONS.
Hitherto, In view Oi Louis Napoleon, the Carl
baldian ana Victor Emanueliau crown rObberics.
the Bismarck transformations in Germany, the
great Powers Influenced to the core by the ..rev0-
luton from the throne" have remained passive;
sented to what had been done in the support or
compact maJority-without looking at ali into the
stage Of the revolution from The throne Hitherto
the European great Powers have quietly permit
0tner alter-DOrn princes, bastar1s foreign
dynasttes to take the place OF the deposed legltl-
such as actual rulers. And now the great Powers
go stiii two steps further forward; not only do
they unite as III $780, for the above object, but to
exclude the legitimate successor from ruler ship
and TO prevent his accession to the throne, even
II the people wish u. The great. Powers
or Europe-kussla excepted-have united TO
common action layOr Of the usurpatOr, IN favor
OF the robbers or thrones and pretendants against
the legitimate dynasty. This Is the third and
fourth act OF the great world drama, entitled
"The Revolution from the Throne" We shall not
have to wait Ion. Tor the NTH and concluding ct.
with the finale. The curtain IS ior the present
down; but the pause Will not be OF long duration,
Tor the chief actors and especially the her0c actor
and the first intriguant press on the Jutuna to
haste
Such. tnen, IS specimen Of the nuch-talked OF
book, "Die Revolution Won Oben.n | doubt very
much whether Lang has any documents OIL hand
that relate especially 70 the Arnn affair; ne does
not touch the subject at oil III the above pamphlet.
May be he is reserying his thunder ior the big
book OF revolutions which Is to fOllw incline
70 ihe opinion that Dr Lang is IN unprincipied
swindler and has skil1uily used the present Arnim
excitement to make his little pamphlet known to
the world. In this ne has been very successful.