The Sun. — 1849-05-21 (London, England)

SOLDIERS OF TEE LINE AND IF THE LANDWFHR. quainted with the law of its own preservation. If the " When six months ago I required your services for Government seeks support from the Reds, it is lost; 1 I before your firmness and loyalty. But they secretly mit relics upon the moderates, it must discipline themlf. ' the protection of the law, the heart of the enemy failed At present it owes them no more pity than to their ene, deavoured to undermine 3 our sentiments of duty, mies. It owes pity to none but to France." 1 honour, and. military discipline, thereby to annihilate 1 the Prussian army, the firm support of the throne and of The Siecle attributes the return of the ten Socialists criminal attempts have become open crimes. to the absurd tactics of the club of the Rue de Poitiers. \ lwegh"aelTreohrtodhseeer. " They have done the miscbief," it says, " let us enbaltood th Breslau,ir s ty sad revolutionists atD usseldboarvfe, 1, deavour to repair it. The lesson which the ballot gives i been victoriously put down by the arms of your brothers them is eloquent, but nevertheless they will not profit by i and of yourselves, give a proof of the unshaken loyalty The eventsouattbDreraeksdseonf, it. Is not in fact the exclusion from the list of thed l deputies of such men as MIL Thiers, Mole, Bugeau on ! and bravery of the Prussian army. Montalembert, de Falloux, Lion Faucher, and man; f i western districts of the Monarchy, and in other states others, who for the last six months have been acting; "Insurrection is again raising its head in some of the public opinion in such 'a deplorable manner, an act of theof . many, a strife has been incited against law and order, highest significancy? It shows that the good sense of Germany. Under the pretext of the unity of Geri against all established authority, a strife against our the public, the instinct of preservation is not deceived; glorious Prussia, which its enemies wish to destroy, the electors have chosen eighteen deputies belonging give to the moderate party, and they have preferred to gi their votes to names for the most part without renowhno, , od uthentrythfrroo r an ter lawlessnessefra os treason, n ,i andts en rmaa nug dre murder. enemiesrr.e Itpu b liiszy tourolptti is s3k, o ut reserveto against the throne of your King which they seek to without celebrity, as the chiefs and the agitators of the ;against It is our duty to fight and overcome perdifferent monarchical parties." M. EMILE DE GIRARDIN, with his accustomed 1 shrewdness deduces the consequences which must result from this election, more especially from the task to preserve intact Prussia's power and Prussia's ' honour, and thereby to establish on a firm basis the military faith position held on the poll y Sergeant-Major BoecuoT. The Presse says—" The election of the non-commis- ) greatness and unity of the German fatherland. sioned officers BOICUOT and RATTIER is a fact of the " This is why highest importance, and is equivalent, indirectly but 1 victory.. 1 pressor, and you will ' I call to arms my army, accustomed to inevitably, to the abolition of recruiting and military 1 '..` Soiliditiers!fre. cal to mind the glory of Prussian bravery eBofl victories your slavery. Henceforth the military career will be as i _a. d Not 1 fatherland, most to bygone Prussian arms in free as any other. Men will enter into the army as :the years IEI3, , ltnecaral toforefathers gained by. of 1 4 and 1815 against a foreign op they enter into the gendarmery, into the custom-house, prove yourselves now, by Prussian the forests, into institutions. No more conscription I No more balloting! No more human lotteries !1 loyal valour, the protection and the safeguard of the people, and preserve them to the Prussian and German village, your 3ss:osuwrhpilcohogobbl,iv‘g,ebiyeobuytoouqluiklet ,yfoorurtbfeamesitlaym, oaaysourtreetaesrunraels hoofnoaur.free and intellectual i n° eutr, the barracks, the musket, the sabre, which you do not (Signed) (Signed) "FREDERICK WiLLIAX. like 1 The check of MM. TRIERS and MOLE, having I (Countersigned) "