, 1875-01-23
NUMBER 154.

cd will, immigrants will readily concelya what
tno hns afletnss Of t;so roor aolafers must have
crowded. Draw the pictuto a. you nav. You can
not color 1t too highly. Little thoueht il ethct
the King or tho Irfnce take Of this, EselI Ind
h!a immediate object, and cared lltto for any
Thing besides.
Tie Wa,dechera ca,no uexs; md rau-
cut prcaang t4etn OH through new tliflicul-
sirH they wore ready in November to take q de-
1.'isd pnrt In tho assault at Fort Washington.
on tho north aile, wlloro both attack and eefenga
were bloodlest and hottest German writer's te.I
u8 no" tlls wounded cursed aud Bworo, bowatt-
ing their lot: hut, II tho Prince wns to bo trust.
sacrlllce , themselves for tho best Of kings"
1Ae nEatice Of the German Princes
w GREW WITH RUCrHsy,
~ inh9ed to como In for share Of tf1in abuu<
uaht harvest. bavaria asked to put In her titttf
Hck'e. htlt was refused. England might hsst
iniaed hoF tonc. for every applicant wroto aa il
al Germany nere nt her feet. hut in truth tht
aversion TO the service grow daly, and the Diff.
t:a'hed eerious eu,harrassmonta, which ii
England lad been less in need might haga
ied to tho remuneration OF the contract.
, - nas - ten ,f already said. England
thur e; teyil work went Oh. till there ucso no
Ion s.,..'If9; La bought or stolen.
iniu. ''feny .rsrind n tnls Is story ,ye Of
sPeaf y George -, 'f'1 ~ of s'@nsa "aa4os 10
mind, but oi IN excellent ... ' moral KIM
whiio 70 many Of lis contemporary Kings dis;..
gtsc;ea, ;, tho thrones on which they sat. IhIH II
too light F1eH Of 70 grave subject, f5uperi-
GRITTY Of power carries with it superiority oI
moral obligation. and the man from whose will
good or evil flows. compelling millions to 70
with i; mtst 10 held to eterner reckoning tl1an
hls fellow-men. Let ns not rasB lightly over
tlis gruse subject. Tie balancing Of rearonsd-
billsicn. the Just melting out Of judgment 10 tus
strong anu tn the weak. ia ono 1T ths mnnt
,gam nsroua uha duties ssc.1t ct tho at0rau The
1esponpihility imrorcs. Wee, DAI' lie 1ritis1 a;S
Kin. in thiA balaLcc aud GrieyouAiy will Ao ba
fof.ttl waiting.
,,, And Nhat shall we eay Of the German rrinceaa
Their li1eh speak for tl4cul. Tile pary.dny
Character fifth it relations to tt1er snojects whs
cold-hearted HelsalIueBB aud walton .acrItiea Of
tho labor and liSes of their subjects to their
ovn. caprice nuI pleasure. CoulrAra their
spacious palaces with the comfortlaaa cottages
VI tha peasant: tfloir sumptuous tables covered
viii, tie dclicnte Inventions OF French cooker,
With tho coarse breaf almost tho peasants only
meal; Hce tleir splendid theatres. naintatned
by taxes that rob tho laoorer OF half the tluits
OF Ills tul; 6eo how desuate Tho fields look, how
deserted the highways how silent tlie streets
seo TAat Sadness slts nrou tito lrows Of the
women, what despair Oh tho faces Of tho men,
cnd think what manncr Of nseu lo must bo who
lelgns over subjects hko there!
+ Las been sail t!,at tho convention
win tho Grown FriGco ut Ianau waa
honrH. The Prince Of {;aIieck fulloweJ, aud soon
tho name tf Mhlacekols-tfrat written in blood
OIL the uolthcEn ridge OF Fors Naahington--be-
came naInc Of fear and hatred to Americans.
II "onia hn uaeiess-satllcr. diaH4,nln.- ttwclA
upon th' ElufDt0npils record D1 tina
nu1L'I AMI aE:l!.l"H ~ HcMAH H1*h,l,
Will gre ie" laclIe;t- unIS 70 colnplete Ilus
Fleture.
4 Rpilit Of rivalry lad rrnwu up ninany tllcss
Dukes aut! l.a,ui;3tarca aud rIcns. Eu}, riyurv
NJ only ava,ico conhl awaken. They crowded
sare11nd Fawet. aiH. Wlile protesting that sle9o-
tim to the majesty OF EnSnnd was their only
motive, took 2oosl caro- to drive kern basgar.s
anti tnstt upon tia utter1nos. farthiue. Iiup
intrigued against cacli oLt.r IN NIL tho tottunnn
WayR familiar to petty l'rinces. bringing avon re-
litslon 10 thtir all reminding Faucitt how dan1er-
ntiH an elemrnt no lArtso L proportion of Eat:l.
cites woultl ho III al Ensl4il army. I;ll.
gland wantotI an army ot 4ld;'0 mel,
vita which atto hoped to bring tlle war to
cnre In tho colsrso Of another year; for till tho
tbtstn'as Of l11t the campaign had Eono all III
lrf favor, and her tlrcd troops had borne thcm-
selves braveiy. She might hayn spoken in a
in"1u commanding tonc. hut tho surprise Of
Trenton llaa thrown nearly 5tN Of thopo walnut
n'crcenarieA into tho hands Of tho Americans
aud changed tic wlofs ASPECT Of tho var. New
tronps wero mora ,vedcd thuu ever. Sle wns
again Obliged to usk ureesdIy aud accept tho
Au4sicst Iolultions.
Ylis american service urs now better rudet-
stood, but not better !i.e'!. Tue tIarSraSe If
Anspach encountered rr,iuua ntstuces tn send
Ing Ills troops to the place ut Gsutarsa.on. At
uchssnfnrt tilsy roynlted aud refused to an.narA.
. skillfliI leadcr might have opposed formsda-
Bile resistancc bnt aheir officers we're mt wisl1
tltem IN heart, md information Of the nntoward
event wus Immediately sent to t!ls Maryravc
He INSTANTLY mounted LID horse, uot atop
p'ns long enough to take ssilanSe u
insu or even his watch. and ftlowo,l
bY only $hrHa AttEndHntA f11n at fun
apeed to tlo eccna Ut tho rnyult. At tie sight of
tlelr tnAstsr tho hearta Of thcso bold ulolI, 20
during in tho fac0 Of tho enemy, uliAgays t!lem,
aud thoy pcnltently 1otusneh to tl,er aIseiancc.
Other dlt1icnlIici awaited othor corps On their
march. Tic Electors OF Mainz and Ircr stopped
them ~ thoy pnssed through their tcrsltorios,
aud cisinlcd homo Ut them a. deserters. At
ttotlenlz aeyeuteen IIcsslans we're taken out
Of the boatH at tho suggestion Of tho Imperial
Mettcrnich AnotlIer element OF DIS
seusion was introduced, asst deep molncrs woEo
uttered for tho insult to the licnslan flag. but
this, also, MAS presently forgotten tho w0ss
wont ou, and tito ,,sw baud OF Mereei,2rtcs
reachot Now York IN safety.
Among tho mistakes OF tho Enslie!l Govern
rncnt, tho greatest, perhars, OF al "as tho ta1t-
lire to understand tho spirit and resources Of tho
Colonies, aid Tho consequent prolorgatton
Ut tha war. Tho surrr1so OF Trenton was
both by tue actual loss of meu, and tho still
moro fatal loss Of prestige. heavy blow. Tho
oha OF such trooss u1ier auch circumstances
Imposed tho necessity OF immediate tcIuforec-
,cntA. Tho ouy market in which thoy coald 10
found waH Gernany, and that market was nearly
lra,1'ed. But rs long ~ mar was to bo founG
lis sovereign was
EAGER TO 6ELI. LIN
md E,tr'anl 10 buy.
As culiy NJ nece,nber, l778 tho Dul,o oi
Hurtouabcrg ha1 Uttered G0u ,l1cu. alli F4weitt
nd bean instructed tu oiItcr lnt3 uct,ottntloua
With hlnl. Nut upon closer examination 1t waa
ottnd chat 10 was bankrupt lle hul no arE:a
md no uniforms. 10 prdrunt the man from de-
ertiug they were kept without pay. Tue otil-
'css' tents had beon cut up to eke out tho doco-
atoms Of tLs Dukes rural Ioatiyals. The p1os-
'ers waa gloomy, sir Joseph iorks was called
uto council but hu had no naw market to roc
h4ao-tiat..a aud Darn,stalt might fur
liel a few. Tue Prince Of Ani,a!t-Ierrst Mna
Sillilg to furnish two bat:alious. lie was
brother of Catherine H., ond hearty
lator VI the great Frederick. His tprrtorlea
sero wretcholly poor. lliu eassruess tp get
uyuey embarrassed lls negotiations mhirt4 wers
>raken oH by Suffolk but resumed in tho at,-
unlu Of 1777 on tho recommendation of Sir Jo-
sl'1 lorlo. llnt England wanted more men.
'ilon atlscntuteEa began to cou,s forward With
Propositions more or less feasible but All aim
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