Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-12-02
THE PRUssIANs IN AMERICA.
wha. the Crown Prince 1. Going 10 Do Here.

Ira nslat ed from The Cincinnati Freie Presse.
Frederick William will visit the
Philadelphia Exhibition next year,
the cable Informs us, land at the same
time it is announced that German
war vessels will accompany him.
This looks very suspicious.
Bismarck has not gone to Italy, but
has retired to VarZin, on the pre-
ence of being sick, but ell the worl
knows that be is engaged in get
ting up big coup d. etGt 1t is
pretty we'll known that be has for
some time had an eye on America,
and that he will seize the earliest
opportunity 10 make a conquest of
this country. 1t has not escaped the
attention of this far-seeing statesman
that Rome is laboring to obtain
permanent foothold in this country
This be seeks to prevent. Moreover,
Bismarck is on a sharp lookout for
America. He has, no doubt, been
informed, PEI telegraph, of the con-
templated plot of "Mr. Hacke"
against his life. Therefore, some
important events may be boxed for
10 the coming year. 1t is evident
that Prussian invasion of this
country has been contemplated for
the past fe W years. During the past
two years thousands of able bodied
young men, liable to military duty
in Germany, have been swarming TO
these shores, and it is evident that
they are sent here by the military
authorities 30 organize themselves
here secretly and be prepared to
strike the moment the signal is given
Why, German military organizations,
by the batilions, are openly formed
10 this country before our eyes.
The Exhibition next year affords
welcome opportunity to smuggle
thousands of German soldiers and
officers into this country in the guise
of workmen and persons employed
for the Exhibition. They will
quietly await the arrival of the
Crown Prince and the German fleet
1t is quite significant that Krupp
will send some of his heaviest and
most dangerous guns to the Exhibi-
ton, and most Of the G rman space
in the Exhibition bull ling mas been
reserved for the reception of arms
and the munitions Of war
When every hing shall be in
readiness the Crown Prince will
make his Appearance with his feet
and at once proceed TO Phlladelphia
to communicate with the command
ing general, who, probably is already
in this country in the .guise of an
agent for the Exhibition. He vii
then start for Washington, and dur
ing visit to the White House will
suddenly distribute his numerous
oaito among tho different depart
mtnts and befor the people had time
to realize the situation, the President
and his Cabinet will be taken pris-
oners. Military detachments will AT
once be forwarded to occupy Balti
more, Boston, Cinoincinnati and
other cities. to prevent any uprising
IN its incipiency.
The leaders OF the radical element
will be secured, and while the Ger
man battalions keep in check a i
revolutionary attempts, the whole
country viii become Germanzed IN
a brief period. The American civil
service will be effsctuslly reformed
by filling the public Offices With non
com mfssioned Prussian officers. The
English language will he abolished
and the Low German will take its
place as the Official language of the
onnntry
With the application of the rigor'
Gus discipline Of the Prussian army
Bismarck. in brief period of six
months, will be master Of the new
world as we'll as Of the old. OF
course the enforcement of this rigor-
GUS discipline will require the sum
mary punishment of all rebels, who
will each be promptly executed 10
accordance with the judgments OF
the courts of martial law.