The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-01

ton to that ofthe Prussian people now a ccnsasy
ofrev0utlon and CIVIL war had invested " WIN TUG
tC U Sg wsm Of on tho
other hand the Prussan sovereigns were IN pos
session OF crown, not by grace OF tne people, wus
by Gods grace: an actual UNCONDITIONAL crOwn'
some OF the rights OF which they voluntarily cor,
coded to the people-an example rare In history"
In another speech he again refers to the subject
"Prussia must be dsIinguishable from all other
countries. reference to England was mistake:
nSo the position OF the Sspsh crown
which appears more like an elegant ornament
at the apex Of the edihce OF the State. In ours !
recognize the supporting pillars" NO one c0uid
be surprised, tnen. when he afterwards said In
ls4s 1.-The Frankfort imperial crown may be very
splendOr must DE ADDED by melting into It's comp0.
siton the Prnssian crown" Many Germans are
passs'an crown has essa melted into the Frankfort
VIEWS ON WAR, =.
The book OF "Winged WOrdsf has several TELLING
sayings OF the Prince some OF which are well, pic
toriaily Illustrated. The famous words:-@Let us
put IN the s saaa she VIII well ABLE
alter Bismarck had begun to entertain the
German national idea idea: ane illustration shows
mics OF the Empire-the Jesuits, republicans,
c0urtesans and big dragon. HIS aphorisms are
sometimes telling In 1869 ne says 1--WE cannot
rlpen iruit any quicker by placing lamp beneath
it," In 1869 he declares that war can only be car
sS out on has @
the breaking eye OF dying warrior on the battle
field will pause ere he begins war;" IN 1850 40
said "Every State must be conscious OF the TACT
that its own safety depends upon its own sword"
Truer words were never spoken IN Europe. Again
he says, I'm European difhculties, where NO
competent court exists, the right can only 90
obtained by the bayoDet.' 1t Is worthy OF notice
that ali sayings having reference to France, ever
spoken by Prince Bismarck, are carefully ex1
Guided from the volume. The work Is entirely too
Official to please us. The celebrated words,
''HE LIES AS IF TELEGRAPHED,"
are illustrated by picture OF SPIDERS weD OF tee.
graphic lines, over which icanards (zelcungSedltcj
bearing dispatches are dying along with all posi-
Die speed, to all points OF the compass. One
canard is ridden by boy, bearing despatch
marked ''VictOryW Another brings the news Of q
rise In stocks TO dancing lsraelite In the corner.
and another bears q despatch marked "Ehtenn
COrdtdleu to dismayed Minister to the LETT. Thd
famous declaration made In the Reichstag IN May,
1872, against the ultramontanes-"Wtr 0ehen
rtcHt mach CdnOSSo ~ ("We shall not go to
Canossa ')-is illustrated by picture OF Henry Nv.
standing barefoot in the snow before the castle
gates Of Can0ssa before the P0ntln consents TO re-
move the ban OF excOmmuncatl0n, whle ABOVE
are seated Germana and Prince Bismarck Dathed
in the refulgent sun OF the German crown. These
..wInged words and this picture can only De ap-
preciated in their full power by German thor
oughy imbued with the history OF mis- own
1--WE WILL NOT GO TO CANossAp'
simply means that Prince Bismarck Will carry on
the religious war to she very end. The final quo
tatiOn OF the boOk-that eve, Germany. have
grown more constitutional with every warts q
saying. the truth of which our readers themselves
OF which we shall hear more than enough, d0uOt