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30th of October seemed to me to haiViret
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with M. Nigra that the best means of putting an
end to these divergences was to exchange fresh
explanations in presence of the Emperor, This is
what we did yesterday morning.
We opened the conference by reading the report
of M. Nigra, and I communicated my despa'.ches,
IJ which his Majesty deigned to give his approba-
tion. The Itali,n Minister subsequently read a
letter which he had addressed on the 30th of the
same month to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of
King Victor Emmanuel, and which, while laying
down the engagements contracted by the Turin
Cabinet, replies to the observations which his de-
spatch of the 15th of September had su;gested to
me. I restated our former exp!anationi, and again
took up the examination of the various points
summed up in my despatch of the 30th, which I
confirm, and to which I refer. We were agreed
upon °lei of these points, and have stated the feet
in a telegraphic deep Atch,which the Minister of I•sly
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" DitoUYN DE LIIUYS."

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it has ploclnced on both sides of the Alps. News-
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clusions from it as much opposed to our intentions
as ti,ey are to those of the Ministers of King Victor

Emmanuel. Tnis despatch, interpreted in a similar

sense by the passions of the different parties, has be-
come the test of congratulations and reproaches

which it must be the desire of both Governments

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alike to rtjcct. Whence this confusion, unless it arises
from the ambiguity of a few vague expressions, the
daggers of which in this mat4.er we hid frequently
pointed out baforehand ? In those words, 'rights
the nation .. . national a pirations,' despite the

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care shown in the selection of the language, ever

says :
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PI

man reads what he hopes or what he fears. Thubt-
less it is somewhat difficult to explain how Italian
royalty might find itself some day at Route when it
seemingly forbids itself to go there ; for such con-
clusions do not naturally emanate from tt:c perusal
of a convention which stipulates for the transfer of
the capital of the kingdom to Florence, and for the
guarantee of the Pontifical territory against any
armed aggressicn. Opinion is, nevertheless, led
astray by such subtle problems. Events must
settle them. Good faith as well as prudence
will not admit of their being prematurely
resolved by vain hypotheses. Thus, I am far
from attriLuting any such attempt eithtr to the
Court of Turin or to M. le Chevalier Nigra. I
point out the necessity of preventing even the sup-
position of such a thing by the precision and clear-
ness of official declarations. With this object in
view I have given in my correspondence, and chal-
lenged, in my interviews, all the explanations ne.
cessary to put aside rash or prejudicial deductions.
" Those explanations are summed up in the fol-
lowing propositions ;
"1. Among the violent means which Italy has
promised not to have recourse to (iest ititerdit
enzploi) must be reckoned the machinations of
revolutionary agents upon the Pontifical territory,
as also any agitation tending to produce insurrec.
tiouary movements.
" 2. As regards the moral means of which she
has reserved to herself the use, they consist solely
in the forces of civilisation and progress,
"3. The only aspirations which the Court of
Turin considers as legitimate are those the object of
which is the reconciliation with the Papacy.
" 4. The transfer of the capital is a solemn pledge
given to France. It is neither a provisional expe.
dient nor a halting place on the road to Rome. To
suppress the pledge would be to annul the contract.
" 5. The propositions of Count Cavour in 1861 did
not contain this clause relative to the capital; more.
over, they limited the army of the Holy Father to a
fixed figure, and assigned a delay of 13 days for the
departure of our troops. The great differences be-
tween those propositions and the arrangements of
the month of September cannot be overlooked.
" 6. The case of a revolution which should burst
out suddenly at Rome has not been provided for by
the Convention. In regard to such an eventuality
France reserves to herself freedom of action.
"7. The Turin Cabinet maintains the policy of
Count Cavour. Now, that illustrious man declared
that home could not be united to Italy and become
its capital except with the consent of France.
" Such are, M. le Baron, the different points dis.
cussed in my conversations with M. le Chevalier
Nigra, and upon which, it seemed to me, we shared
the same opinion. Certainly, Ido not pretend that
he ought to have inserted those supplementary ex-
planations in his report. Still less do I wish to
reproach him for not having in that document pro.
tested against the nse of fraudulent means, nor fore.
seen the fall of the Pontifical power by an internal
insurrection, not caused by foreign intrigue. 1
agreed with the Minister of Italy, as my corre-
spondence shows, that there aro certain previsions
which the dignity of the contracting parties anda
feeling of delio
cy do not allow to be inserted in
diplomatic documents. Too much precaution, under
certain circumstances, becomes an insult. But, let
me repeat it, when through general formulas vague
vistas are allowed to glimmer, every man takes
his own view of them, and explains them accord
ing to his own heart's desire; what has not
been said is supposed to be uneerktood, and
extreme parties read between the lines of your
despatches what their Fassions dictate. This is
why we earnestly wish that light may shine forth
in the midst of this darkness in the discussion which
is abcut to take place in the Italian Parliament.--1
am, " DROUYN DE LIIUYS."

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" TIIE MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO BARON

MALARET, MINISTER OF FRANCE AT TURIN,
" Paris, Nov. 2.

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to me three days ago, in the name of General La
Martnora, his desire to reconcile the meaning given
to the Convention by the Italian Lrgation in its
report of the 15th of September with that which I
had myself explained in my former despatches. The
convereationa of which I gave you an account ou the

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