The New York herald., 1874-11-10

go on IN mis- deyelopmeut until he reaches hla last
stadium-the Republic. And Tor him" and his
ievoiutious, carried through witn the aid OF the
throne, the majority Of the peope have voted
ana tue popular WIN Is the voice OF God Ironi-
cailv intended. OF course.
The author then speaks OF the Spanish Republic
and serrano's coup d,efat. He says:-
But serrano Is the candidate OF the revolution
from the tnrone;" he Is y protege OF Bismarck,
future candidate or the throne whether II be
frearck OF Honenzollern or Frederic Carl. the
nero ns,, % hssaaae u ana Le Mans W At present as
bella For neitaer the one nor the other can tue
,,.lrince Chancellor" use on the Spanish throne.
Don sarlos Is the incorporation Ol the principle
OF anii-resoiutonary iegitmaey, and as conse.
qnenes born nghter Tor Pope and Church, and
tnls alone Is sufficient TO 0ring tho nerves oI the
sick man oi varzn into state OF wild excite
ment frnce Alfonso. the son OF Isabella.
aud heaven xnows his lather suits bismarck just
As little as Don Carlos, Tor his education by lib
era Benedlctiners anu educated secular priests
u mite suited TO give bismarck connuence IN the
one OF the secret confederation Tor the annlh1la-
tion OF Catholicism IN spain and Italy. lie IS much
more scrylccabe ior the spreading OF the 'c0nnlcC
oi civtlxaton" IN the Romanic lands taan would
be ne 'nonor4bie' republican Castelar,. the fool
naiei DANGEROUS" y, incipie OF n tree Church In
the tree State.n
BISMARCK ISrERPEaEs IN SPAIN.
We see that Prince Bismarck, nom his Oscn
sta,ttpot"f. Is In the right. FarthinkinR, clever
esuloas seiee tine ,ae proper men lor ms enas-not
necessarily honorable men, ior Catalines are often
better suited Tor dipiomatists than Catos--he has
saeceeaea IN getting ms right man IN the right
place ln spain. Ine Cnancelor's greatest dIplO-
matisf and prcsunablc successor Herr Won Ken
dell, was. indeed. carrying on negotiations IN 1868
in suAin Win different parsonage, ana had come
10 an agreement the nature OF wnich was soon
revealed. We rsier to rrim. hut he lives no
more, aad Bismarck mas to be satisfied
wita serrsno. who. too. does him good service.
Let US give bismarck credit Tor his sagacity
mens q his ends 's IL is % observation-disclosures. how
ever. tnat the other great Powers should follow
has lead aud permit themselves in tue spanish
Al Aft AAsll A. n grnSn Hnf w "a
does this show, except the TACT OF great mind on
Que side aud smaller minds OH the other-a giant
niastrailon taaI the reroi,it,on RON he throne
has ns4dt one and rerv great step J0ylcdrd
Hitherto, IN view oi Louis Napoleon, the Carl
baidiau anu Victor Emanueau crown r0bberlcs.
tn. Bismarck transformations IN Germany, the
great iowers influenced TO the core by the 'srevo-
lutl0n IRON the throne' have remained passive;
me, % have =, E reeoxn,zed ed the Iacts, they have as
compact majot ity y-wthout looking at all into the
matter oi rant or justice. lhts tras the second
the European great Powers have quietly permit.
ted iegiuAaie monasch,es 10 be overtni own and
otner aitef-porn princes, bastar1s or foreign
dynastes TO take the place OF the deposed legiti-
mate ruler. and have mad no scruplss 70 recognize
go stii two steps further forward: not only do
tbev Unite, as ia 1889. Tor the above object but to
exclude the legitimate successor from rulel ship
~ the people wish n. The great Powers
OF Europe--Russla excepted-have united TO
NShmoH oShob h i@'vs VI huS unut PAtOis ia LdtoI
oi the robbers Of thrones and pretendants against
the legitimate dynasty. rhs Il the sntrd and
fourth act OF the great world drama, entitled
The Revolution nom the THRONE" We shall not
have tn wait long for the Nth and concluding act.
with tue finale. Tue curtain ~ Tor the present
down. but the pause Will not be OF long duration,
Tor the chief actors and especially tue ler0c actor
and the first intriguant press ON the Jutum to
haste.
Sucn. tnon, Is specimen OF the nuch-talked OF
book, ''Die Revolution Won 0ben." ! doubt very
much whether Lang has any documents on hand
that relate especially 10 the Arniin affair; ne does
not touch the subject ut oil IN the above pamphlet.
Msy be ne Ii reserving has thunder ior the big
book OF revolutions which IL to Toll W. | incline
10 he opinion that lr. Lang - an unprincipaed
swinder. and has skiliully Used the present Arnim
excit ement TO make his little pamphlet known 70
the world. In tins ne has been very successiui.