The New York herald., 1874-11-10

trace oi proofs of the wofk. Did he not remember
the nature OF the book asked. lie had not resa
the manuscript through. but he remembered pas
sage. IN whicn the author said that there would
be no peace "a Europe untn al the
REVOLUTIONARY CROWNED nsAps WE'RE HANGED.
The manuscript he said. would have made
thlrty-two large octave pages ana Lang mad tod
him that this vas out the preface Of larger work
TO follow. lie wanted 80 special copies OF the
WORK prsnted on nae uuted paper 70 send TO ihe
crowned heads oi Europe. Herr sotsur was OF the
opinion tnat tue pamphlet ~as a defence Of the
cause OF the depozscssed princes OF Europs--
OF King George OF Hanover. the ex-Ksng
OF Naplca tbc x-Klectsr OF Hesse. the n0iy
Father. aud especially pon csr,os he dia not
remember anything IN the mannscript relating 10
the Blsmarck-Arnsn sifAr. Out shsu ne asa not
know what the larger vors mwnt eoatsia. Herr
sotcur expressed his regret that ne mad not .
COPY OF the proof sheets OF the psmpnlet let; he
had destroyed every ycstige Of the boot; ne had
not preserved iins 30 great was has lear OF oom-
ing in,o eoanacs VITA ,ss police. Ne had q few
numbers OF the last issse of the Letters 10
xS,nor, n that would Interest me. IL ID; for ~
contained DR. Lanx's iarcwel 10 biz readers IN
which be iamsnts shAs the poor state Of has health
tnot the poiice) compelled him 20 discontinue the
publication OF tue Letters. bat that ne intended
to make . pilgrimage to the sacred plaoes--to
Parry 10 kousel; there wners nrst the Dsyine
Heart was revealed to Margaretts Ala
coque; from there 10 issoaann. 10 Our
Lady Of the Sacred Heart; TO visit
unhappy Alsace-Lorra.ae. and France. winch is
again asserting herself - of old, and to write 10
his friends and readers ~kplsties OF q piirrm,r
which would be published weekly like the Letters
IN Arnor. which. he Closes ARE not dead, but
will rise again IN grsnder iorm." signed aud
dated Munich In the octave OF thc seven Pains OF
Mary. DIR. Jules Lang.
Oh one thing was sars. Herr soseur had not
single copy OF tue sheets Of the .Rev oiution Won
obenn In his possession. 1 could believe hls hon.
est connding face wnen lac told me that. Hut.
said. nave heard that DIR. Lang sent proofs 10
some of HIS friends. aud could he not tell me
where any Of such VI Dr. Juiins' conndants we're
TO be found In Munich Tnat we're possible. And
so. alter a long search, succeeded In getting the
proofs OF the nrst eight pages OF the wonderful
pamphlet that u TO create . sensation when II ap-
pears something Ike LAmarmora's WORK did In
italy. ! give you transiatlon below. Perhaps
you Will be disappointed In L.
EXTRACTS PROM 'DIR REVOLUTION Won osgx.o
The revolution from the throne, which since the
the third decade OF the present century has made
Wess e crcd ~ surge s n1w ~ The last nos ~ ,ns
law. aud win the aid oi secret alliances and
through passive support Of weak or treacherous
ministers or large STAGES, has attained one sue
cess alter another. has recently acquired an I'm
portant tnoagh not lasting, victory. We feier to
the aoandonment OF the iegitimlslic cause oi Ine
true heir VI Spain, Don Carlos. aud sui more.
the decided opposition 10 MIN nud MS righteous
struggle by the recognition OF the government or
the ex.EXecuuve power ot the traitor aua nsurp-
ator Marshal Seriano. oy near,y al! the great
'0a not oass.
ansr all the Revolutionary antecedents
Oi the revolutionary policy pursued by the great
Powers. or, as prefer 10 style H. the progressive
progress oi che reUot,t.0a from the throae-for IN
fh fo Than nx,f
what-slnce more than thIrty-i0ur years. Euro.
pean princes ana their advisers, tar more tnan the
law ana custom, against the rignl o. state and
heritage and against the sacred legitimate order
70 this~and until the reyoiutioa from the tnI one
Is entirely defeated and closed and the
GROWN REvoLuTIoNIsTs THEMSELVES PUNISHED, RE-
MOVED AND MADE HARMLESS, by RxECUrI0N. ~
NEED BE,
we can not expect anything else: and we shall
1--we to experience more surprlses-cnanges OF
dynasties, princes removed from their thrones,
annexari0ns. recognitions, again these reco1ni-
tions recalled In the next moments consequence
either o, IoreIgn pressure or native weakness
cowardtce and tndolent indifference.
We need but mention the names Spain aud
France, aud We have said enough. Or 40 We need
to refer to still smaller spirits ana owuri states
DID not baStardy succeed 10 rniership IN Baden,
without any state taking oneucc thereat Aud
just ten years ago was 1t not In view TO erect u
pciies.y new 0uchy ior princey bastard ana to
ASNaH Tue sOrrOwfuilest pre- ender rnat lived
the hereditary frince Of Auaustenoarg-to the
ducal throne OF scnleswig-ii stein II was rrus-
crease at that time oi false SUCCESSORS To thrones
and successive ialsl1cati0ns; but not. indeed,
rom any scruples about legitimacy or strict
royastlc DOUBTS about light aud justice. but from
totally different grounds. Tue revolution from the
throne. when had long been victorious IN Italy
aud France. was about TO be naturaiized oa Ger.
man SOIL to help Prussia TO DOMINION IN Germany.
an Anu sne same snsfssu ana. IN comparison w.sn
statesman, possessed Vi clear capacity 10 UNDER
ass ana n aks who use q ns ana weak
tion from the throne TO Its greatest victory, made
ut that time his deou on the European stage.
and he was successful TO much greater degree
than No had ever anticipated.
But II Is IN SPAN lafter Franee) where. since the
best prepared anu leveed by the THRONE Itself for
the reception OF the revolution. On Spain the
tnelr studies. In March, 1880, spain worked lnte
the hands of the contemplate Paris July revoiu.
ton; III 1870 1t offered the opportunity to count
Bismarck 10 Degln the revolutionary German nu-
tlonal war against the revolutionary Louis Napo.
Icons France. Revolution Was opposed to revolu-
gave up MS sword c0wardy ut Sedan IN order tc
save his worthless ego, but IN VAN; tue rev0iu.
France while the Freemasonlc liberal prlncipIe at
tanned TO full dominion IN Germany. the German
made still stronger and mghtler, who was then
elevated TO me dignity Of prnceu om Herr Won
openly with ms past (in ma speech against Ger.
lacn OF the soth and 3lst OF July 1879 ana admitted
ment would and must tnencelorth support nim.
sell on the liberal party. With this plain declars.
ton the
REVOLUTION WAS INTRODUCED INTO GERMANY
with the state winch hitherto mad been the heal
thiest and most powerful, whose King, In lS4o mad
given II (revolutlon) tne most fatal wounds III Ba-
den and In the Palatinate. Tue revolution was
adopted by Bismarck, taken into grace, declared
capable or appearing at Court (hQT JlihiOJ and de-
clared to be q governmental principle. Tnis had
indeed. taken place as early as 1868 by the de.
tnronement or the Guelphlc dynasty IN hanover
one OF tue Oldest IN Europe, AZ well VI the Eiec.
tor or Hesse, OF the Duke OF Nassau, In the second
rank by the annexation OF frankfort and tue
North Aiding Duchies; but II was II st openly pro-
claimed in Berlin 1t later date. But aii this was
still comprehensive and had at least. the appear
ance Of right IN The sense, indeed, tnat we pg
the principle Oi might before rignt.u which was
universally done lOug before Herr Won Bismarck'g
mighty person TOOK mold OF the course of history.
BISMARCK CARRYING OUT NApoLEON,s REVOLUTION.
AIRY POLICY.
Napoleon was In the habit OF speaking OF the