The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-02-07 00:00:00

V *Mt Anti heen ' poleon,•might give • %Ie g ted are CO col liver them exact!) tltent ; that the F • aisle the prissihkh pewercof Europe possible. but need Dresdith l te fake . Enilier(o'r'nri longe . tlaby wf Warsat. bean* on the preset • gthisC' to him at ni • the Emperor of r i's letter for • nuts/Nesselrodi \voulti be in con. Wlthttlel . /Ordi liesbege mat the sae* ittAi ppryed iqwirds fit ways snakireci., A rew moment He 'repeated to 1 •• Eittecivich 'hall a, which I was invit pot Coma Bards' present, and appr , here M. de Met, the*Aries; such yeror. After tu Vwetti rot part Joothlwg else to . dt and that, in order 4o oote them' do knit them to his sine proprised it•ot, M. Mettt where I wrote ti When I had w 31. de ,letternicl English Am hnme ; we may, bis presence." W l':habtah, Lord J ituderstotid'it: iterved that the tr. of 2V had .ned m. fact, ti and thi them, would on .these these ( which assent ;estorc rance tl iacrifict. -'store w) 'lst of t' • 1 4 1; 1 tvhstiAimi treat Oldie( . ' !ipd aIl that ',putts Nesstleaih *lent% dOiceiltif inissinned ' f' the nuke of Vi opinion he had and.that matte) pharged with u• I was - to eel Morning.; but: tq wait fill 11)* * to the Prinee,.6 Cli `o tf. yered,me tint *mod Ite4ts; 310 TE Wit ITT EN i .., COMIC Nfette , :Stance which- lit tier Emperor of ,char&Strititn„ cl answer to `the pi lip' (3tiOtit Midi nit:l4l4l 'Conn( bis Majesty ; That the At! bible ties, whit •phich tMjt %Pot. That the.muti. ducted, had w ide Ise bare thin* 1,11. , Jll tatthe , "0 04 • 1a: t i ~ ttealkou) 4 • tending . , the intentions mg)and, were' •Irse to, think, i chition it Peace. t eral Peace. ThatthiAllied )v respecting the . trance ought to lterself to her the Alps, and , Py ' That the pri.,ciplt many was a contlitiow, must therefore every great State Interior strength, Genoa:if; that besides, Ilelajesty himeelf,,had per that great States .0000. That on the of Spain, and the were also a condition ) That in Italy, .Ansi .llrhich would be - Mont offered sev e ral is well Re the , less, that like steener independent Sonderating Per tate of Holland Right in f `lo4)n hers for , • - n4iand v ' founded o , • observed lka#l,tar • terfieen ' 'en to re Slitiassura realest si res The rei -: • .., .. .., I . , 4 • ... , Z . . ... • I ..." 1 If 4 %. 6 ' li; . ... ,‘• , ' . . t'•••••••-• , • ..n • • • . .. . • ,1 - . . _ . -. •- - - • - •- -- ~,_ • , TI - 417 ; SI I A. r I'ESMAN ' • ...• . . , mirgett fuse r froth . elte Cm pi•atta4zi a= always Proceedinie Gaither iprbaelpiii4dif& It 'airy/Visa --ase-....................amea........afteete stiali-ideinibest mriallated to attain the end : *chive . has beelft • read, .and the bautellpet leash& it, has pro: et rooidfor the words whiely.be• tele bidepeittlen.t, , ~ ;e t fi e, L I: A: „.0,- • -••• •,..t . •.. ' .. „, •• te • Attew.---4 bee yeteloaccept e „dsc,• j ikaa ,„ ~. . dured in every mind .. ; - :. -,,, ;•• I , tneey, ; that, he,esked me only to de., That •Englititl'eas•gliadr ti)31 1 104 itfi,Vlll l l l l l t All lir . PriMii METIANFIFf .. " All persons oft Janda+ theteiton could not ' ly . without making any eiteration in tri fi ces tar a peace Militia! oft' tlioie l basse t . atr# to Kimi44l - 1.6 4 ,e.4 01 hta1-. ' q., r.""_ ,. .: ) __ . v ' 1 4 .. L " confessed with I •th !GiOr y and Emperor Napoleon Would not • toe. negotiate' lhefilieillim Of tonimerce iiirl'it fieviet.. T .,, ~- .„. ;„,,,1 tuft; ' :L.," feli .. ~, j ..,,..,--- ....e.. .4/f f ...!... l olt.pciriWikikiba /V alawcF sincerely desired peat*, lei IMO ea entire agreement help expressing their astonishmatt i he law " thy of an equilibeium among the dole- ttaieltfaftViii%ciiiiiis a viglietitketted: ' p emelt at thi s ernMant ha d pe ;, that.the !taleitce +was. not oely • Thee it - fever alttneiplet Oe•atiaserelepecification -1: ' • • memeencte lele. ' peerailed•between thOpublicdiseovielitiotthe Prince, Rosary ; _that' it bad. been at Were epproeeti'by hitithitinellytreotedematin the right lePortorr.!-4 have recelired4ht l •qtt li t i tstit e-rn w n h tl icie , ? war and the secret acts. of hit dipieniaajr, a• Seem persons • '..... is forlitdeinitify "coantries p roposed whiCh 'the batik of the Ithine t • whickeeight,lt* judged proper / Earelleticy did• me•thielioneur: to Write to me OW the did more, they compZred tegethelathe tides of the nger possesaed,' tick • as this Grand slightrbei ode n • t1re . 3 .1 , w ither the Plviiipotentiar, 10th of last month.rt The Emperor - will-not form a different paperat. tadthis • coni;mritoni tithieh we Le? ; that similar compensations might rim of ill the. Well - t ewers should immediately precipitete judgment on the motives athith bate ye. will submit to *he) eyes , of dur Reader) futaishad present occasion. - repatre Withotitl" • ' • • lettous auspettdilig "the quired,. that his full . and.attire ailment to the bases them with new grounds.for confident*. ' . , 4011iit de Metternich sent to me its Jtith t tei of •anititteseh ' .'' '' .' ' .' '' ' : , I I w....A.G.. f v . i ... : lan. tigammi which your ExcellieneY Itas proposed, In 'emilmon .. "On the WA or . *stable •Iset iiierleree Were tine P. M. Ile was just come ir041:! . •••••""--* ""- ' - ^ - ''''ff ': I''. - IIT.• MaNAN• with the Ministers 'of 'Englandand Russia , shield 'made to Baton S A . the het i* A . . Austria t and delivered me his Mi. . • t : ••••.? be communicated to lbw Al li es before the opeoleg•ee by Print. Metteenloh. , Olie the Ali' Nobember follbw. vi the Empress. 11e... told •me that . LETTER FROK TES EASE OF SUSAN, *ft CouNT iswas coming to him, and that. it • "sitititistiteo: the Congress. We dillicele, - :lord in t these, otertnres• werehlopeeteid to sumps. that., ; R.ussian and iceit eith him, that ha would 'charge ' . . •,, 3.4,tiaa, ! , . psitioeov. lc . Aberdeen can have h ad , wen to •propeae b a s e s, I English-Ministers-bears pert itt them, anti they Vie: ids which 1 iris iodeliver . to the Em- ' • 9 .1 % ....i ) Silt . -Baresi 4 1 *toes arrived hen ois tioaday and not to negociate., His Majesty :: Mat affront • shire thet.M, Flardenburg malt beconlidered as tart- y teruav e amaus, according to the god - me to telt the' Duke of : Vicoiris (- " • • 1- • ''' t: I N ' • to • • - the Allies. They have bemi • undecei 1 • end they Mit t : aid approving abet bad been Mid; M. de St. ..., • communications b have been made lo h int by idillsdeliberate. The k• . • el • • .• . • - ey Wave w I, that every centit. , Memo - retur , a; ea •• the 10th to Minim, bringing:* adinients of esteishi. were Mill...pre- your ExCellenct ' ill `the aft has assented tn a t h e mobil l otter becoristown •absehtte enpgementarataillit i Aildrinuitic 'mete 'dictated by th e Ministers 4, the - him which hisemblerliaracter bad al. - ' proposal Meth wrietinter a Congress foraV•gentilld it " km °We its as soon all lb* aslossed etteditiabill I "hid 're wets. This not., as MT be seen , 1 tet . „, • 1 the es of a gewerel•pacitleetiou. These mine ' • peace, and abet. die !Poitiers ire , inctiued terse fi•dfltad• • • . its after, Count Nesselrode entered. w e a „t own on .sko.rigki.banit. of the Rhifiefeberribe •Ja every case we had reason to expect before. the - cipled being mice agreed to by his Majesty, it wits ine in a few Words Wh , , -at, Count Plenapotentiaries may meet.. iii• m a i esta . w ha ms i difi. (. 4 January the answer which . your ease e tt eney • proposed to neutratise tie ••the right bank of then ' . a already said to me on the Mishiont that this tow n -be Age • s% ' The - ' b e 1 tarfourt • eed litillte 10th of Disiamber. Your cOttil. Rhine, a proper ;deep to which' the Plenipoteoe May nhesei. ke of ,1 • 0 ited to take upon myself, and added, \ . Vi cenza w h om h e haece fo r • pe en . • ' speadetnee, Wallis ieiteriffed 'dechiroiltene of the - tittles of the Belligareat Powets might itnmedistely s Ins ipotentiary, , denberg might be considered as being Will repair thithesseakeetats your Excellenc y shall I Allieffoareticellilitot let'us foresee any diliceltles ; rePaie without the lasfachlttenst ever, 10110end- proving all that was going to be said. have informed 'ese"or * die day which the Allies have ! and the' "tame/kg-Xi Tall' nand on his return lag the coursed milialtrY oPsfatill, _ tternich explained the intentions of . . fixed for the Opeithilt bT'ilie Congress. It seems to from Switzerland , confirm that •their intentions are i 66 'lllll4lllh this last part of the'Didaraties bight las I was to report them to the Em- as proper, Sir, medabellike ennforinahle to custom, sail the same. • Whence then,, min these delays have inspired some suspicion, aed! a Whef tit torsi keying heard him, I answered, that as that thereshoeld bervo troops at Manheimy bet-that proceed ? Its Majesty having nothing more at heart wiled tieWa, France OS thcifkiredlNefferetier.edi t to listen and not to speak, I had the duty should be don* by the burghers - at the than the speed'' , re-stablishment of a general peace, ndts the Piaci* laid dell's,' assfistirerehirroPosit do than to report his words literally; same time that the• polleeeshould be confided to a has thought ' he could ' net give•astronger prod of the for a Congress , and appoints the Duke of 'Vireos* ' ler to be more sure of this; I desired baili ff appointed by the [fraud Duke of Baden. if sineehity•of his sentiments •to • thiodeopecity .than by Plenipotentiary. awn formy own sole use, an d to sub- it were judged proPir to have picquets of cavalry, amadlog• to the Allied Sovereigmt• us Minister for ' •" On the 9hth of the Wee Month; Re antleei {rout Is perusal. Then Count Nesselrode then their force must - bei equal on both sides. As foreip Affairs, presided with fat! po.wers.,. I hasten, Prince Metternich requires something still mere po: I thin I should write this note on the for the communications of the. English Plenipoten- therefore, Prince, to acquaint yoe,,that I shall shire, and declares thit the Allied Powers are ready ternich led me alone into' a closet,wait at tlie out-posts of our army for the necessary to begin the negociationses soon es,they should have liar,with his G overnmen t, th ey be theaubjoieed note. ! France by the way of Caiais. passports to pass through those the Allied Armies, the certainty . that his Majesty the Emperor of the written it, I returned into the room. ' A peace founded on the independence of all na- and to repair to your Exce ll ency. i „ „ French admitted the general. and summery basis ' ch said, " here is. Lord Aberdeen, tions, as well in a continental as maritime point of Accept, he. . . . pointed out in - the note of M. de St. Medan: •• . . . • mbasaador ; our intentions` are the view, has been the constant object of the wishes,and (Signed) ' CAULtNCOURT. "On the 2d December, complete satiafictleire is ii. , therefore, continue our discourse in .of the policy of the Empeite. His• Majesty augurs . - . . i given on this head. The Allies are informed by the He then asked me to. read what I well from the rirpOrtinedibrlMl:St. Aignan t of what . ANSWEIt rams patEcE wETTERwrcu• Duke of Vicente, who it become Mini-tokor Fo. . When I came to the article relating to was said by the Miaister from• England. ' FnieurP in tto'br 6 ghni inn. S. reign Affairs , of the for SIR,--1 have received to-day, ithe *atter pip; i that assent of France, to the • Aberdeen seemed not to have well 1 Lhave Use honour to offer your Excellency the Excellency did me the honour to• write• me from • general and summary basis. * I read it a serond.titne ; then he ob i ` assurance of my high consideration. - • Luneville the 6th instant • The delay of the comma. : a 1 • 04 On the 21st of the same month, and 0,, the Ist expressions, " Freedom of Commerce I (Signed) • The Duke of BASSA NO. ! , January following, when our Governmeut had nication whii.h the Frebch Governotent et lie, Navigation" were very vague. 1 an- 1' accepted all the proposals, when nu had nothing td contequenee•of my elli'healatittee•otthe'tOth ef-Dea '. written what M. de Metternich had ANSWER OP PititiCE WETTERNICE TO THE DUKE Of . :,... . , expect bet the opening of the negociationti two. Pro. Comber, ?milli from the 'Denney of p ne to soy. M. de Metternich replied, i t SASSANO. . the Allied PoWers must 'obseete• moose theametrea. ! lug . _. idc ; chtmetioes 04 ke from Prince Schwarttemberg* the these expressions might confuse the I Ste„-The courier which . your Excellency dm- ' C l Blucher , de c lare that • other from ?criers tat the Aline, The confidential cotrversatious.with • Ba ron : hi. Ai . g. hat it would be bitter to substitute patched from Paris on the lath of November arrivednot having found peace on the banks Of the 'Rhine, „ ;an Itiviee led to Official 'overtures on the of part , 1. He took the pen, and wrote, that here yesterday. I hastened to show their Imperial France; th.lr• Imneiiar Mid' Royal Maieities 'hew/ •w e come to seek and to cohquer it in France. I make the greatest sacrifices for peace , Majesties end the King. of Prussia the letter which • d ed • E 4 • . ; • - 1 -, h ., 2 (i o f 1 " After the acceptance by our Government of the ja g , that irons teiieticy s answer ot e . se. bases (those before laid down). , you have done me the honour to write to me. Their December was , of a', maitre that required - Its being ! proposals the / of Allies these Proclamations would a expressions were jest as vague as ' Majesties' hate web with pleasure that the cotifiden - offer au inexplicable enigma, did we not find the so. co anicated to their Allies:. 'fhe supposition of h they had been substituted. Lord , flat commuuication with M. de St. Aignan has been your o 1 ,. , lution of it in Prince Metternich's letter of the 10th II • that • Turd Aberdeen .eice ern.), at it waser who ~ ited, and said that it would be just as considered by his Majesty the Emperor of the French of December. By this letter he acknowledges that proposed tbe bases , , and that he was.fornished with ' - what I had written; that he reiterated as a prof of the pacific intentions of the high Allied powers fer that pupose is iiiiiilly anended. The i the essential basis of the reestablishment of a state that England was ready to make the Powers; animated by the same spirit, invariable in of equilibrium in Europe his been accepted by his Court of Lendou has jute sent la the • Continent the , :es : that she possessed much; that she ' their point ofatiew, and indissoluble in their alliance, Secretery of State for the Foteign Depaittivent. Ilia ' Majesty the Emperor of the French, but the open. with lavish hands. i they are ready to enter upon a negotiation as soon sa r. lug of the • Congress is eluded under pretedco of ,a - k tw o- . C4 Majesty the Entportyr •bir all:the:Raisins • being fonts ' c •• • -•-• - •Hed Po vent T w i n 0-. 01* .,... las they obeli be certain that his Majesty the Emperor . ii ..1 .ornmeoicatiottja the ni the note having been found conforma... 0 ort time absent from-144 niace,-. and Lewd Castle" iaosovaired Oa** itth tou any aneseer being received . toe heard, the spenrsatien turned on 1_,_•••,..,.. oh the French admits the general told summary bases. • , „__. , , . .„. ~..,. ... _, A leaps sict . ng• h ou r) eipectotriociagliataiasistivonis . be France - l i r di annotated in , w .. tice :4 {ins at bell t ersatliale c oallitM e . • s • teat;:. Print:ll*k , berg eantsy`mrj A . •- „ ~-, • • .. „,aa - a: - -,.. _MI .. ,J• _ • ., Ms !away tee - King of trona, ci r t:2 .. leititge f m e 4 i u- 1 , his letter of this .•tefilwithshinsding this - . it had passed waartleateit to him.- 1 61 r, r • ''' l g n "R '"•• r-•,''' • '''- ' '•-..'" -' l e titeni - 10.13Irreelfency; skit yon - ior ive as soon ~. . . . ii:ecel elwr how there islin • . •astonishing delay a new dap taken by Framte, • . , ide, who had absented hitasella rno. I•• °B.,Y- 9 ''!'„..„, „_,_ ' . i ., / e -,A • • p .. t • • as poesibte the aesseer to your proposal, to repair so i which haying nothing mom . at . , mention 'ot tnese bases. -x be calm' yoprseli to • • - , than MO speedy . . ... Os conversation, returned, and cam- t . ~ . • •,.. .• ,-, . ! hen , eeteretitthe Allted Sovereign% •f ' from the Emperor Alexander, to tell i P ress '"g ' to all the urevernmet , • apr ncipre common a. _ . ~, .. •••• . ' ei ti mee ce le teey , Sr. . • • • reseetablishment of a general peace, thought she ~- . 1 ,, , ,, •of Ettro an d which elites( them lace among the could give no' stronger proof of her sentitneists in - • - e ',.. icenta that he would never change the P e / - ae - . P , 'ea' - •,` , :1e., Lathier •METTZU ICH. first of their wishes. This psinciple, however, con- • this respect than by sending to the Allied Sovereigns lof his good faith and of his character, , . . . . . . .. ~.. sularingits.want or precision, cannot supply the place . - - y es t e , I. 18th, that vs, t en d a i s w i tty t h e the Minister for Foreign Affairs infested with fell . . •t. .rs would soon be settled if be was imp:elation. • . . .of three bases. Their Majesties desire that the Em- ers. answer of i Metterdleh o lhe Doke 'Video= ;P ° w • r • .. perer NapoleOn Would explain himself relatively to : was s tilis a t titi'oolapee t te.s• • i 6 6 On the Bth of January this simple and open •;,..-,,,,--, ••• a off the next day, Nov. 10, in t • .pro posal is eluded under various retort and tee -,'• • the l atter, as the only means to prevent insurmoant= p r i n u.d by ebolgnican Rohe doll* 'gunnel/a, tiro. 11. I. Pr° a . Prince Schwartzenberg sent to beg me liblehatacles from obstructing the ncgociations• at ; i days after the Duke of Vicenza is still at the out. 'toning, not having had to write their t0 ,.,-, bminitia;. RfntAltiOl _., VR. LR 1104ettUe. I . rgir i irra ‘ li posts. of Neufchatel. • ' in the . night heat* . w ile e i l* ;•,;' of the city o f m aa t te j m a p pear s -t o th e 1 [E/ITRAcrmy F ick I l i/ eiseleele' it matted, ee l • " Assuredly we do not pretend to dive into the . ••• ;:. eneof his Aids-rte who deli. - •••0 bate les • • neutralization,and'' ' ~, ' - • ,sts•94: • Xiliilsll./ . • jun to o ffer 90.0 c ..sts • ' 1 sewers of the proceedings -of the Cabineb, but It letters,- end etaviuoted'ine to the ad • the re gu la tions or the. police, whicheyour Excellency • It'Arhitle .' . y lime bremthe Motive* of thimete $ seems to us , (hot good sense demonstrates that the . , . . ,•-•.... • -- for ai doe* set NOW ,ire indebted for the teddies. i, delay of the negociations plsai,. .. .. • ' • , • f ' • _,.• • ' • , 'can •in 66 ,Cate eccision any., Ac cept, hose Amer. , s - ~,nor Pf . (signe4 •7 • ' 414 011 1• 6 4PitAl k i* Sir, ille . assereacel'or my. high considerstrol4 . - '; ' don of the X. ~k • , su ppressed on, the 20th Umlaut.' from Fiance; it seems to us A?, that one cattitet i• "''''''" .• ''• •• ,0 -'••" .• •. .. •• : - ' .(fitived) • • Prince ) Ifiernitallefet - t Wee.' oursal - -- c . It-obli g ed to them. " told making some other redeeticins all to its adtatie . Y sato* FRARETOSETiItO I i. $a tar aaa Fraakfori on tke„Wiae,Nov. 25. , • •,•-' -• •• - -66 . dui' d4;p• .:• • • Herb Itidlidateff.witli Pro- e. .• • •.. - . . .• • Roe ex. oweiare-,- ~: , , • • -- ~,1 clanititiens.V of I hese:' ' 4444' >ii;hleh°- are Rill of -" To pass the Rhine after hitting recovered all Ger. ernich lot s •tdilf . oaf that the'scis'aeln, LETTER . . FROIfTSIE DUX% of rteithe'Aft.estamt . a • nett 'moderation, the Mile: item represented as 1 many, is not a pacific measure. To declare that they- • • • - • • • • •'. • • met-reattach. • 7••• v••• ••• • : ei g -• •• las brought mete the. head4oarders..of . - • Perin dee. e. lit!- • Gov . eat •• in ambitious Government, and an i ly••to representsjts Government as, an enemy te peace ,f -Austria might • reader it suitable .- to • Patin t-I hate "'hewn hi his Majesty the letter ~ , er4ni.. atal , n, • . , parry to his Majesty :the Ziemer. the `which year • Eieellifiey addressed' to: the Duke, iiT :.futaanY. (a independence of other tions whilst this that • [mace which is so much desired' by end to the da , .. s° O lsals which lid m ulle4 ' ll " b el ' unie Akissano the 25th of Woe. hat., In admitting • satete. j Etirope. . . . very Government has solemnly adopted the bas is of Ltd% •In consequence *event Satter- • • • • , out restrictiout et b ' • ince of •all 'unities tie Chi . 44 mist systettiof proclamations, joined to the pro. , a general treaty founded on those principles, is not a it Nesselrede desired ate.. to ripen to basis of Peace, as vrell,in a territorial as • tioeftiete Jr'; or shirt •deb the open ing titivation between•the Emperor and thi 1 pac ifi c messure.-To refuse or.to' y . •. . . ,' e serise-uOtbl• hied; They . knew very well, ~ of the Congress proposed by Foveae, is not a pacific - ir „ • t _„._„ . • , light, France has admittedio priociple whet .t..be Al-At insPl f,, hoott !tied rowers weird ** NOVO , ' t . , l9l 'l l gq - lies seem to wish. Ilisaldejesty•hal by this admitted •alitaeo,he miatimandace reproach of ambition, made to 1 measure. cii sanstitoted thirssr 6 SlOsiessli tlu g° 'all co sixpences of this .fhe'.amd re- his .a • a posters l aut . . the n Wily engaged is kb him 1 " The Allies say themselves in a Proclamation of • principle, traezecati i . 1 „. toe vest plait %Melt he had con. i the Ist of Dec. that they desire France should be itild 'Sever , dearittli:e ' • Milt of Whialt inliabt a 'phut, founded . oh ' the boil .. ..,,, ~ ~ _ , _,_ happy, because the greatnesa utuld ettgigimitits which they had con. Ince of Europe, on the reC6gUltioti • Of 'tile- integaii 'lO .° l3 / W° 0 •: • e W . ( eruCt'Erec t : But'peace, ' great, powerful, and ''•e" ... *" • ' ll/- , 6 dof France are one of the bases of the slide than take itio•sesolutios to Make .ey of all iiatietts iii their natural limits , doll .' •• ' . . l'orlatMerz ~ se abe‘kiimittti alti4,-idette, o ere , , and poser . - - „,,, -•-••• ley t- , e stud ; foottogeor merely de. ! social edifice. ' Phis declaration ought to be sincere; ' " ' a general f Pal n- Hce- ' " '''. ..P . *maii•- • • recuguili " ' of. the :464.114e. ' 41161 " "liti ' .'• '" . the •- • ' i tire . gad 'ittekoned much for the fail of France, if it were possible , . would be time u. the ,ngremit . regus t ite,„ . , States, satthat . one can- gate toitsetf . • :, by ' "°,• •° ° i •. .- Contineet m : li ht he thought of,irdligiblit .i. Alto , • • Opt aar -.• , : Mirk 44. 1 0apcal effect of the covelsieW on of these a great misfortune for the Powers of the , Why, •.- as frankly confess llik. orifice was andwontd• destroy all equilibrium in Europe. " " bar °4ll.6 ii.66'7.:4gin-11 4 '''''‘' . .' ' Digit ' tt rfr ie ' '-;:.• ...' .: .. ' '''''. ..: 4 -s4 ' • i - • - • number-of ..' • 4 of thee; 'deice: their actions answer to their words 3- t " er • • ' ••• • ' 4 ••• • . ''' • • 4 ,.. -.... ' • ,a . . t , i citizen 1 ; to t „ritilOrtieas, 14 • 4 . ..• •-• .....,.. • .'• :„. 4 i, *0 •s• . , , *VW . .., '-w .•. •• .. . • • • .4 z ••••" .J • •••• •-'diiii4 f iet• •), will% Ni .I: • Why, when eircouistences heve taken from it more .. • - -. • * silo strong of .oil ItsilViitiki. :•, r• - • - .‘fti your kNalllddlifrilrie : ..", rind br __4_, • • - - .. ' , e thee •"c • • a elbei•ndt de- than had been hoped, pass the river which they as. hie ' leggy ; a known . N: . . *Pibli t illat A il . 01111ated to sign as. her natural boundary ? Why carry war into either of • .. 0 hrokiirls . etl L a _ •adbotall hi, .thotecodrol dad meseslery lei- • -,__-, .. . • tire AVM Optelo4.lol4eitley ,by :lax military her bosom, when she assents to the bases of peace I had not for Its ens Omit". - 01; -. ; - le bsee sccotagglaatad by M. d e St, . jig ' A ..... '., . ~. --- ii usesetA, • • f ilet ereiety •490querieg, by en ardent which ase proposed to her ? Why come to yla het . " • • e•y• - ••• '• . 7 1 . will bring with bent great sa crifice tak a 2,,Psr a-• r ' iirefli . h . " .' ' r • bt waste, and attempt to excite revolt in her prosiness, 'lied Soverelgtoooo agreed utle •• ..) ' . &time ; but hfs es(/' will make theist tiltlatost i , •-• --AL ore o , r • ' e austest resentniten e mg ''' 1 •' `` •- ' it' 1i ' 'Alit •to d' ids them! flare they, perhaps, pretensions ... 1 ., i i r t ,„ l . • • - '- • • bisien , and by 'tits ierng a , ra. ar he powpr and thsprepa!iliatnaamt - ' k 114' -r . ....es' tied 5- - --.'''. ' . t- ' ' tOViiiiihei of thepublic. l'hese fears to somitag them, .netwithstanding so many protest*. . to retain in her liftegrfq,stad toe i,.. lo ge te - o rwh t ep t sio g eopeterei p ees to te ho eu . e ht4,_ ~, 4 _ ~k ___~, WEE. +Wee thutiterbalaiteed by • the words keil oft s Olgegett e a daLiedepeetdeoeg_entl loallecitx. . r nattiest limits, 'thicken ate 4 - 'l' time lout Ea*glienirjraffstais•to be the , s • • - t ! Ir - -,_ ~_ . . . isyrmarti s ta i steh on •an..lespeatent ecca- or rhi . atm of urope. ~. V the Pyreoaes. ' • ' .- .7P;- . ,:"1• !... 4- ,t..• .' 0( Ale, Pa .. ' -44 , - Oa. Caailaaf l / 4 100... °, k*liio" . . -- •: - .. 0 sof the•eoemy weakened the !" We shall not allow ourselves to answer these principle of( the i pe . ode 1340 W. ` ' - .) r A -' ' ' , * . ln - - '".-"' --:.`-''' : • ?tad if the allied troops, after . questttrrti. int - thort time facts will ;how whether ;ontlitiomasloteeesia two ;. it , ' •':O4 - ..- C a t t S its. .: as . r, i i itT Dille er # Illidg -t a • ki‘", - • o' . . discredited le y ' any tEllartioffe wits-desired than to oistein (rem the 4.. =. :,.• I - ... 0 , i..44,r , :*•".;:.• **...?„.1,!.1 -•• I.' Ain • 4 .. 4 . ' •, . 4, 0 Rhine,. had not e rierd e - e lAltit the . inatteat, .I' ‘!.. ir j 'mitt* of their leaders, this false French Government a declaration, to make use of it ~, . • . - tit l ie : .excises over ii•%l lO a • - ihipfirstwersoilopst swan - - . *, llo **l. :,*- A -.4 ... ' •* • '' • • ' '• • . ''' baddbieminatedekould assuredly 1 . when it might serve their purpose, Coen we shalt ;th, bet every of sovereign*, w hitse ...it ~' •••ti .. :A -_ ~, ~Trucil .#,,-.-‘ ';'; it.''''.', ' i i 1 * . " 4 r: • tpi r s.. •' know whether they sincerely desire peace, if the dee • i , • -.lathe / 00 regress. . • - • i . . ~. at besides, It a principle which )fi g s *:, . : ( aPc is t . . P i + t.- I .:' 'e . •-• - 4 . - -,. ...,,i* 1 • WY' kind • ted by oar lays we have experienced are cooing to the slowness e• - 1 le elf,. bad laid dein, that # •sra:ri• llama • ' '• '0 i i r: • ••• • '• -4 • ''• OS • ~. ' ~•1 - .i., 1* eetessese • everycommit . ' I mond*, ~ . : teriog.,F.steee, Ise Old every • bleepers* from diplomatic ptoottml• Inge, or whether th .. "e• &States should be separated by.. ss : • r•s• '' . • •-•-• • lilt ' ' .-' : ik - • k hi t i r •it 'i • t ya. • ' t t- 1 t r t. in awe must ettOlsele them to a desire of gaining time; .il . ' .• • - oj ; waS - Bass ''... ; .. : -‘IA . : llallt, "'. ' ' ' '• A ' ! 1 , 1 . .• i „ . ., '" I ) .' . ' whether tad faith has 4. . . .. _ ' -4. - '., • ' pilltsliff „ilia I his' Mt ' • a/se •,} i i: nd •to open 'to se tett a way lastly, ,waeha,ll shortly knew m. go Iv skill of the Pyrenees, ibefoidepeedgetee.4b ... Wowed %aimed Lite dity. ' :ear ea itiohnyy. Meantime the. very directed, rlket. proceedings or e Allies. e natter ' i the restoration . of the atwient ." Atietssit : thi, -. . : . .of Abeiliseeeis had s • . ' . 1 ' depart- Oierselver irtiluttiebellatikarthe Allies feel as much eribillbrioes 'sitfesidke' • - the .fl , tante' of out inteded. • tahhaloisepe of a state of • to i indition, sins.fisft VOL ' • ~ . '4 *et • . • ... • , i ... *sets stillieseifed i 0 i ...le's hauls this thought , ail We do theatiott of "Neer Hit they have resolved "'l li* ' irit it:. .' " -9? !.., ' 'll llt Y 91 . .4 1 , 116 .:t ' • • Euro e • bot , ,y, „Austria might- to •Nvoit-s , 4...ft. 's ~ , . .r. t • th ii pap e r , ihadd:_ wit, why uot preettedset s . ouch nslantliles. by pestle?, .ta.test ore it to their petit:belied to all p t _ _ ?• be en objette A4040004' lili t t ii 7 4 y - '. • . . .they sad wished • . ak '' ;avers! iinme; arhiCh mielitithe diiaitielidt• Out. d t . ...„, .;• „, .ess ambttivivN •e, ~ • Hiatt hit Viegoeletieet lemnly dec .. Iry t havkroa oto our Government,?' only tie conceal the „*. . Ili • leg: . AA( .. ' but t he elate °fel' eel preeteetl4 esettrike. 7 ?g i l l* , , 4ik b the sup - tfitealtrif WWI Wee heel . Such wait ale of Vie pee, mind When the doe- if,hprried away by ancient recollections,. 7 . It - l enemy having nothing to lose in ! Getmaby; Aloe It bi 1940104 All:a ' ''., " ' i v. , .'.). •atrio. i t i Ain't 1).- :..Al .. 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