The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-13

| from the Paris Temps that MaoNl ahoD had sud
although the absndo ment OF tho road 10 Paris
would endanger the safety OF all France.
ths " was endorss sec & he Emp.ror "a and
the nsh tn: orders we're sent to the
On the vsxed and unex planned problem Of
the delay IN .bombardiIg Paris. MoltEe says.
less nns,, explicitly wn,at has iSss bSsn maSs
q, pes 2a Ths universal ionsips ior .Ss
ors is s on 1s ia TSss
hone for all things from the bombardment OF
to sss ana fGss ss
the Patisians and the influence OF high per-
s sf5gs While here in fact only military pos
three persons have received the verses:
Inner nm., M nn n he. =, S. ,,umn.
ssss t d Sa sali ish % bum. d Uum' bom
What y means to attack . fortress defended
by whole army. should have been learned
came ., fortress during the. attack. All war
ma'erials could be secured from the sea side.
cost men the seenna 1906 f.
There has sssn NC delay IL setting ready these
more from. he sure work Of starvation" ''
This is Moltkes side q the matter. Grown
perhaps Emperor William l.. agreed With him
that al tho n cessary ammunition. gun, &c..
first and always b. msrck and Rom. In
hSSHs srs ri The emily .p ui as.r In .s sss
t. ,dssp,crssion," and II hint, s!o. j, a
&.1s Rson s sff sss n would
doubtless cypress his ,dissatisiaction with
has done through his ally in the editorial
rooms OF thn .i!tasms,ne He,tun1. who conf
H..
still very Noll-inf,rmed circles which recar
the, matter Of m unitions Of war AMI their tai dy
arrival as only the superficial reason ier The
Of Tho intsrmina able discussion as to tho
MOTHS says I'm the doscr ption Of ah historical
events as they are related 70 posterity. ms-
"a Skss p nmnss Tnss are ap
coun ed the tales Of councils OF war in which
the great a..isis Of ,nr ls', were
sailles; sung in verse. and right beautiful verse:
100 The French mako . sally from Paris aod
lug troopS. are summoned to q council to de-
E ssH sps.k eus Sosy %s # S S.asss
spssk lis mind. remains silent. III: eonta.
= dissdvantareous move as et'satine. From
Who !. no. afraid to say what he thinks ono
Il: Ff SSsr Hsrss %Ss ssS
remained hehind. in too great anxiety had had
al tho court eauipases and horses harnessed;
Versai les Was protscled By four army corps
can siys the assurance tina, neither 10 1866
nor IN 1901 was there council Ct war"
c srd Sssir as az
MIA was BY b.
fhp /Di hnn hA MAJ fl,,,,. IL
XVIII. was Entered upon to Cen vsrdy the Biz
marck side Of the matter goes. there was an
Prne. rsp.eas as tbs IS the Oily T p ea
order which 10 does not possess The per
ent Empsror's prejudice against comforting
sq 10 sc asaesa' s ass
s eFeeanfS'ISf ''sa set til s nssfs
given him 1'q 1884 By Emperor william
= with oak leaves" the reward for repeated
sen The oS a hns % : s5oS
the sni i'sld M hrst services 6y Thieh b
seems 10 have forgotten. the d"soeneine %e,.
!puo says. were rendered q. council Of war in
be sure. was called an audience Of the Gem
erals, but was none the less council. At this
Fss % ssrs an
presaen and Maedeburg would ,stiIl have to
tion Of France tho negotiations could not safe
He wa: also dubious Is to The military sxpedi.
ensy Of rising the ovsrwheiping adyaniaees
gates Of Vienna. Wien tho Generals psr 81
n ADVISING nm attack Bismarck pointed out
immediate march t" tho left and q crossing OF
tue danube at FressbHre. There would !hen
msr I'm, sTsa'nsd it: and said: bismarck is
g Ih. dead Emperor, related this to Count
Bismarck !. q . school soldier. but he has
When Bismarck was made .Lieuten ant Gem
oral his services at thu council Of war described
were mentioned officially with high COM
M"iks's history OF tho war ends simply with
fortified places wer: TAKEN sn he wrote. land
day can b: on which
oss OF the French cannot be exactly reckonsd. ,
and
As 9osri ana ana si
n ali. s1.5os ofieers and 7!2.o47 men. hers
we're captui cd 1O7 flags and eagles. 1915 neld
sss l Ss st1 sa. s IN from tn.
'rand iu the, days Of our weakness, we're re-
covered. and the German empire rose again."
Moltke's analysis of the causes and aims OF
he war OF 1866 is rs follows:
Tho war OF 1866 was not und ertaken o do.
end an mperiIed national existence. nor TO
obey u demand Of public opinion 1t was
eng contaminated and carefully prepared con-
lict. recognized by the Cabinet a. necessary.
Tot for tho acquisition OF territory but Tor
omethinE Naturalization powerful portion.
>ot a foot OF territory was demanded from
onluered Austria. hut she WAS obliged 10
i've up the hegemony OF Germany.
Tho princes OF the empire were to blame IL
,ot a Ge' man but dynastic policy. Leaving
he western part OF Germany unprotected.
lus,ria Ihausted her Icwcr @ conTuests be-
"nd tho Alps instead OF following the way in
icated by the Danube. Her centre Of CAVITY
ny outside OF GERMANY; PrussiR's WAS IN II.
russia felt strong and called to assume the
leadership Of the German prople. The regiet-
oil but unavoidable exclusion OF q German
ower from the now empire could DO cnmpen.
nted approximately by future alliance.
Germany has be ono incom parably more
owerful wi hout Austria, however. than She
Tas before with her"
The immense value Of Moltke,s work to the
lermsn people is aptly described by Das Echo
hus: Tho aim Of Count Moltks. master Of
hs art Of clear statement: has been attained.
or civilians the history OF the war OF 1901