Despotic Bend in Prussian Rule Cited by Examiner
The piece argues that Prince Bismarck’s failure to embrace liberal reform makes him a perpetual threat to constitutional government in Prussia and Germany. It notes his ambition for imperial power, tempered only by a royal pledge and perceived Russian Austrian backing.
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Times slanders on Kossuth refuted by Hungarian exile
Long letter from Lieut-Col. Ashoth Adjutant-General to the ex President-Governor of Hungary, refuting Times charges that Kossuth stole the crown and pilfered the treasury. He cites Kossuth's holdings at Arad, the gold and salaries, and asserts Kossuth never saw the crown. confirms Kossuth carried little with him to Widdin.
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