The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-07
An Imperial Conspiracy
Against Peace.
German AbsOlutiSm and Bismarckism the
Rallyng Centre Of the Royalties.
The French Republic the Hope
OF the Democracy.
BERLIN, May 10, 1875.

Germany would ave bad results Tor mankind
were darided TIL, Germans were held up as
simple ldyllic and tudlous people, devoted, above
all things, TO the an OF peace; ana we were told
that now, when the 0ugoear OF France had been
overthrown. the Con tlnens would Pink into state
OF tranquility that ne German peasant would TIL
his farm and smoke mis- evening pipe undisrurped
wnile Ine citizen quaned his beer at the
music gardens, On cussing philosophy with
his neighpor and the scholar. stu more
stuuious tnan eeiofe, wrote profound and
scieu;inc treatises. But what do we see : The
army OF Germany ms tead OF being diminished Is
increased: tie sums given TO education have
been curtaled TO be spent on the soidiery; the
quiet citizen has become Draggart and roy
sterer; the peaceful policy OF the government
causes daily fresh alarms; new dictator has
arisen nste Ad or old, and all Europe mas been
obliged TO Arm IN consequence.
THE EFFECT IN RUSSIA
In Russia tn0 eject was immediate The Rus
SLAMS ware obliged 70 reorganize their army and
to Introduce universal obligatory military service
The manifest inclination of the Court toward Ger
many ana eu.rythlng tnat was German begun to
cause disconn.nt and murmurlug among The peo
THE CONSEQUENCES TO AMERICA.
In America The encct was different. but
1t was one that causes some Americans 10
tnink that It would have been cheaper and
better Tor the United states Ia tne end.
instead OF bestowing her sympathy on Ger
many, to nave gwen physical aid 10 France la the
confilcI. They say 1--WE have been receiving yearly
large numbers, or German Immigrants, hardy SEN
slb4e and lnGust rious men, OF whose presence we
are GLAD. They came 70 America and became
Americans. Sine the war they are different
Now they are Ger mans, and with them II i Ger
many first and Am erica aftsrward There results
large German vol Q, which Will resent any action
on the part o. publ c men that may seem hostile
TO Germany, ana th Is vote at future elections 1t
viii be necessary loi both parties TO concill2te.
not by laws about unday amusements and beer
gardens hut by p romises with regard 10 the
foreign policy OF the government"
BIsMAECKs PERSON. .LIsA AND ABSoLUTIsM THE
GAINS or GERMANY.
The re'allt or the war In Germany was to INTRO
duce new form OF a0solutism-not that or the
soyerelr H. which is dasllI understood but that OF
the Pr me Minister. II Is di1lcut to have an IN
depend ant house OF parliament Tor the force OF
Blsma fcLis speech and The magic oil mis- presence
are acn as 10 dragool Its members Into subser-
vlent e. Tue Emperor, more tnan ever yielcs to
his nyice and tue Crown Prince formerly SEN
siDr and independent man. VINO once for a letter
err ieislng Bismarck was ordered unuer arrest Dy
nc yer again interfere IN politics. has now hao
h. q head turned with military success Ldppetn
lent en- nldngednt. and since the war the sympa-
MES OF tue crown Prince nave Deen more with the
military party tnan they we're before.
treme lie il frank in stating plans and purposes
whlch seem too outrageous lot bellei, and WED.
by tne very publicity, he mas gained MS object 1e
| vim unDiusnlnaly deny his own words. notaaD
i instance or THIS occurred some three years az }
! wnen Bismarck stated 10 correspondent Of
I London newspaper his intention, IN ceru NJ
event, TO reoccupy the provinces whlch tns ser
man troops nsa JsSs vacs.eu mlen ny Pa me serl
nls ooect, tne Berlin oiclal Journal was CO .rget
mere Invention published TO sfes' Ihe stof x mar
THE POLICY or ALARMS.
The German policy mas, ever since an war bu
\ more especially OF late, been an G.ar mist one
constant threats against France, war; ike article
\ In the German ofncial newspapers . tempted Nd
terfsreace ia the domestic concernsf 4 Itay on ac
count OF ner relations to the Pope. aud, finally,
4 demand on Belgium tnat sne snoS ID change ne
system oil legislation. The BclGH N dlrflculty b
the way, Is not over jet. aud y ortIy before III
Emperor left ST. Petersburg PElo &c Reuss lnade
Il proposal a tne Foreign once 1nt Russia spOun
iaso revise Rer legislatlon On the subject OF 81
.oslton wncn Prince Tor tsenaEon renIssa
mot seeing the use OF It," Where mere is :
mucn smoke there must he some fire. and eve
mad there been no positive , nowIedge mere on IN
subject, the reasons urging Germany 10 desire wa
were evident, Inc srouo IS caused by the wal
some issue must be found Ia tAis country whic
l. neither Protestant Or Catholic, although 70
against tAe Catholics mas not been wit
pleasure. ah r,,t mssssg e. Which the Protestan
apoogsisin Engiaads nd America have considere
reasonable aud lar lu are what, had the
6 oeen .ase6 os CATHOLICS against Prote,
people vTalsns persecution. Inc mliisr
parry REASONED on he situation with calm logl'
perfectly selfish " Int OF view their reasons woul
Dc JnstlnsDlss ~ ey saw that France was reco'
expected way; tsat The Weait9 OF the countr
sesined 20 % 0e nnoiess, and that the Teellng Il
break out n ~ is iorcs soon a. France is
strong snoaRs % 90 70 war. and tAat .ime me
ing COW easv tIs GsSt co Germany was paid an
sas I Tspla recovery 81 Freece toeJ oegA
twice tae i.um aaa proicsgeS the tern S Of ' pa
msnii and cue military leaders seid, II ~ better
> year AMI losS = hundred thousand lives mol
IN TOE ar, seELe, y traveller mas sootened an
. aaadenlx secs Tue reptile RaEneriog It's ioret
c ready ~ MAKE another sPnnE. seil-preseryatlo
I u can scarcely De expected that Europe wou
IacgSd wasn perfectly unonsndina Ti
! rsssolina VI the military party, nowevs
. late lne very atmosphere Of tie palace has Doe
warnkc, 20 tae greal astonIsAw emf o. recent visl
y II possible, ne knew that u LIQUID De for MIN
!. most dangorsus game unless acquired tue su
. lnemoersd o. what iInnIense Appearance tae ne
! TALLY Of thus rover aad osei TO him In the NJ
. 81 1870 While leaving tue eS tern frontier o. u
4 country undsendeG lie aec Irdingly despatcne
. us most intinsle smp.oyt N. kaSowltz.
GERMANY naq7 no onjec aUl 10 anything tn
= kusss Alghs undertake. IN The bas
the coliest Ia which sne wished to engag
! Livery hint however, NaI q. Radowitz gave W
Eeceiye4 40 coIuly aLu 10 vadly tnat ne new
1. formally made the ~ opOslLlcn ith which ne ~
!. Intrustco. ana nhiN or hrs papers were take
= BACK 70 Berlin uDDT Rned. Wnen complaints wei
" made OF the lacre' Iseu Armament OF France y
d Emperor said That France nAd Iight 70 DO - y
: chose ia nor ~ soT nai concerns; that Germany ~
- alfeasy aImoa, M that rance had perfect rle
I, 70 put aer.eI 70 state VI aelence ano, A. " =
Of extfa battalion Introduced into the regiment, u
:. Russia Gao lus done tue same tang.
= y was q Sazat tnat A. ksdowitz had
- celved cue 4 clear intmgt0n OF WI
n tue Rusn AZ policy would be tnat ~
!. danger vi 0 war was Avoided out stu people VI
" takeQ tne alarm. The Russian neWgDapera oeK'
~ 70 pint CRITICISMS on Germany wdicG were
a. qule SO lrlondly as before. and laid great stre
~ on the fact that shere was no slllauce wlth Ge
y many, out only good gnde Standing. Az y
r satne tine tue relations Win Austria began
70 get dO-er, winch gave great dispieasurs AZ Y
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