, 1876-04-08

s.ry In each case frankly
!doptin9 = liberal ro!iey.
The revolutionary party
aseryxhero H4lnetl the NJ.
par baud, aud iha E.,ll-
ptror wta obliged to suu.
mon i Diet, TO bn eicctcI1
by universal suffrage Ia Ill
hli hereditary ianIs. .
II, Berlin the revolution
wa9 tven moro r1olebt.
E1cisett meetings .wsrn
held. and. on alarch 10
stld thu following uaya,
tnsfe were htlAtp rontsdti
tctsscn Tho people and Tho
,olt!iefs.
Sine. n, 1s6.
All As1tsd 70 tho north Of
tho M2tn, tutiIsdIng tue
nnfthEn half Of Hekstn.
Daftnnsa.lt, united to form =
= Nottti.nernAn f:onfes1sr-
a.iou. untier tho leadership
Of Prussia, -the wtolp
military systefu Of tbs rou-
federation being placed uu-
der tho control OF tlak
country On Fteb. ~, 1661t
tho tlrst Diet OF &hs Ton.
federation met 1t Berlin.
Sine. .. 257,
Although this Constittt-
tion waR a gFtAt Rtlsancs
Oh the old state Of things,
none looked On 1t a. hual.
4 great i'artY-thn 10.
called Eas1oual fIbsral
party-had alre4dy bsan
formed. whose leading aim
.as tho union Of South
Germany with tic Confest-
grafton. Hudtsen.
" an event happened by
Which. Amid tho applause
nf tl.e whoia l'xtlierisnd,
the Ion9.watscd-for goal
waH feashe1,
Sine, p. at.
Meanwhile q nav French
sriuJ. catle.l tho Army ii
The Loire. had been raised,
md Legal to operate With i
yIow to tho relief Of 1'artlL
but fsesh disasters had be.
fallen Frfnce: on Urt. II,
Marshal uszsinc, Rftcr t,av.
Ing several tliuca tried Il
,tataln from Mafz, capslul;s
ted With hiS whole army ot
IiI1,03Q men.
Sins y. III.
This ftc1,u1 z1-a rise T.
! desire tnr 4 clt'ser uninn
|Etth the Northern Confed.
erAtlun. uy tllo,o
treaties, which afterwards
re :civesl tho approval Of
}tlIs S,,rstl-1erfliau liet aud
tho Soutl,.f}erHla11 FarIta-
!ls.euts. 'Ens Northern Gon-
featEas!Ipu WIZ changed In
10 q German Confc1cl.
'tration. ou Dec. !,
Hing L<,s,ts II. Of bavaria
rrnI sssetl that tho lTcE-
idtu I of tic Confulcratio,,
! should receive tiIG usIe uf
. German Emperor. TIM
prDrus4l beng aArecl tu,
!. k1ny william, wa4, o.: Jan.
~, ISL, tn the Hall Of aI!r-
'lrora. III the l'a.ara of vtt-
sallIea. EoIeEt,iy lroc!AiHi-
led EMpGror in uera1any.
!sias~, y. ~.
i I.asa Of these regulated
ills NW1 affairs, Ia H., far "a
'ttncy DO not a1oct shoEe vt
-,tacr S.atcz. nE.l il Al-
lived tn scnd and receive
diplomatic reureacntatlrN.
4 What concerna the whotd
country Is left to tho 1tn-
I,ertat Government. Tho
;.4!tles u legislation rest
J, with the federal Council
atld the Diet; the c1etu-
'Itiro fmwer Ia ~'iE1,tetl by
'i.he Emperor. lilo has the
right to declare war anu
+ tn .lo ite itc, to form al4-
.t,co', anil to conclude trsa-
1t,Gj,
] The e,,,lstrslprt,rsisn Var
, had raIyl,d I,r,7s;ia to th3
;. nrst tlf7rr II, Germany. In
| urcsent war t,Isetl (Irr-
jtualy to tho first plaea In
~, .
" tosTt Ontfihsa o. DM"
fxrsdt Hfstorr." p- 2ss.
: Inc GoMt Q! Seaneo dis.
J playea . ahashlneehce tnas
.Encss.ti, sutnntuot,s b,,,l,i-
i. iurv.-as the liosp!tal Of
j luyalides,-cost!y ltbrarl
tEn,nuniticent projurtiorls uf
;.'tle ,1rtsB. vast cstabllsh.
. tnenis for tho natural
.,ltrartlcea, academies mi
,. similar institutions. o1nltetj
!. tac u!ory and reuoyu ii
II Tic Great Louts. The re-.
3, fined utr Of suc}cty. tho
,c polished tone. thu easy
,,-,,fnnuuers OF the nol,lllty :
r-I4utl cot,rtIcrs, g,bLuc.l
yfEt1rope more neru,uneutly
: ,ra ovt.p.irsfw t},.u az