The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-03-30

80 = ,hey ,AS,,s ~ urfrkrcwlef rfd o. thres,encd
Ths French republic ill, then not msse ~sr 90 Wy
ire ai down to the French people IL will accept hs
The thought % the men who AZ the present nomsn 80
vern Fraucs are it will be sstusate Tor france
Il war Ne declared against it, aud If II be constrained
thus 10 increase In strength and glory ~ SOW ~ IT, nv
II the republic ITSELF declares without being provok-
ed 10 H. In tbs nrst case Us marta genius " lhpa
msny wears of viii r-ndsr it invncbls within its
own territory. and redoubtable perhaps beyond us
foutisrs In the second II would tur against It.
se the OF its quests which diminish the
a6ec ton of naions and would compromse the nrst
and universal alliance the spirit Of nations and the
Ausesg TO thsss prncip,es, sir, which are the cool
fear as without auspcicp, to her friends and to her
enepissyou viii have the goodoe % to impress upon
yourself the fello wing declarations -
Ths treaties Of 1915 exist ne longer as law In the eyes
Of the French repaec nevertheless the terri iors CIR
subscriptions Of these treaties fact which 1t ad-
mts basis and point de Depart In Its relations
with other nations.
But if the of 1915 do not exist any longer ex
cepting ~ facts to modify common unosrs,andipg,
and the republic declares openly that its right spd It's
mission 70 to arrive reg ularly and p.chesy at these
notifications the good ssuss the moderation tho con-
science the prudence OF the republic exist and are for
Europe b-tter and honorabls guaranty than the
letter Of these treaties SO often violated ana oy
Eod.svor sir to make TIE cmancp stion Of tbs r.puo
lie from the treaties Of 1915 bs olssv understood ana
try show that frerden has nothing in 1t that is
ire eonciiable with he repose Of Europe.
strucon of soe na.ispatie, oppressed In Europe or
else where uhould appear TO US to nave 10 VIC
asoss.s OF or threat
en.d the advance which she lie ssctipg in her govern
ordsr to land additional strength TO tbs fscips
OF democratic III tho
Italy iuvadedf sny limits or obstacles we're in.
posed their in.srna ATOMS the right OF
stisncA among themselves IN orasr 70 csnsonso az
Italian nation were contested by m>a forcehe French
republic would bs is,s .olf snted to arm itss in or
der proect these legitimate movements OF the great
and the xatieuality OF states
The republic you see oy it, nrst step rspua'ss. 5000 ana
a a 10 an
never 70 veil liberty at scTs sss i: sSasy S
psrais any to intsrrosc hstwsan the pscno
radiation OK its liberty and the regard of n:ens she
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y.op.nsnt OF the nsstoai OF .n,sn rn 70
iys ON 'ns sane pr,nsse ~ heis.m ronsv.na
Ism amongst her neishoors she Knows tnss ,neN
durable freedom but that which grows o. 's On q,
Sss sy tho y order and o.
Jam Of esteem ana OF rympstby That Is not war; II s
nature. That ia not the asitation Of EUROPE; Il is
lie. Thst is not to emerol the world; 10 Is % SHINE
from Its place 60 tina horizn II A'ions 10 u
aud 10 guide than at The came TINE. we oesre; ior
humanity, thst the pssce De Prssc'vea even nops
between ana sfs'ce - sr va. the
france ~o,cn s.A'eo 'uae queo" ~ q, ~, asrser
o. war which H had given riss to for Europe by the en-
rh,y ~ ~. a ,: -, VI ~ re- h. d.n.s,v which
Thu. that domestic policy OF the f.en a,naY wniv
$1,000 AZ .b Az m. ,im bx ,ts nretepsons TO another
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me iaS no 10, ,Ss rrstsn.;ops Of family
49,, ~ Ill, I.+ san he iaden.ndenr and
r., Francs for thu .oditv of ,his natural alliance
c,un, saora m IN. co,forntv of nrincinles than on
th..r...ss;ors ~ III. hrrss ~ po,f,bon
sneS 4, sir the ,nri Of ,bs courcii. Of tn. r.rubc
fau ana ~ Sb So Vii have to REPRE-
sent
;a.t of not nroyoked by To. people
tbrss wo-a. vs,ob hsys rsy.sl.d its FOUL and which
vii, cal, down On its cradle the blssspgs of God and
49,, ;h.rt- Tnrsi,. rr...rritr shs ysva inm,di.
stsiv ,h.yssttr h. M sho;,;on Of tn. punishnsn a
ds.h TO- ne,,.l q? eIsncss the true cpmmeniary Of
s three W. rds ut home do Won also give them their
true commentary abroad The senss OF these three
words applied to our extsrns relations is mis- the
breakn by France of ths chains whieh on it's
p-rc;pe ana on ira dignity the recovery Of the
which il ought to OCCUPY In the scale Of the crest Euro
p.so povers in ane' tbs declsraion Of aliapce ard
smty TO all nstions IL France feels ously its
psrt In this mission Of fre.d.m and c,iiza,ion In the
are there is not one Of those words which sig
nfss var II Europe il prudent and just there
Rsc.;xs air IN o,.nrsncs - nv b;sh ,,fesrn
(sisusO LAMARTINE,
Member Of the Prov sionsl Government of the R.pub
lie and Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Paris March 2, Is4s
The rrovisioual government receive this day Jepu-
tatop Of the central committee of Of Lon
don ahs geo to an address which adopted
msstifg hsd the al In London Thi. address. after
at the courage and msgnsnirai OF the French people
concludes ~ follows
If kings, If oppressive governments forgetting the
France and dscare war sssipst your liberties be ssur
ed ctizsEs, that this time TIE people Will not range
tbs under the n,gs OF their tyrsrts. You
the advanced guard Of the SOLDIERS liberty and
can you that the Ensli,h people would lend
themselves to an upou. war a-ains. their brethren OF
France.
NJ Carpi,- fres member of The provisional govern
mept replied
We rtcsys with gratitude the sympcthy OF the Eng
sh chartsts They provo to us that England has per-
feey UNDERSTOOD the object Of cur glorious revolution
srd the high mission OF tho provisional government
This mission ust be psroszbly accomplished by the
mt Of ideas and ara convinced that. II the
Er glish goysrnmsnt should desire TO make
1t would be prsvsated the very instant by the
Esgsn people for fraternity in the Interior, fra
ternity amongst all nations abroad, is what must for
sustain the energetic who have fought for
liberty Take tell ths English chartists that, In
proyisioral liyelieIt