New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-12
,,mor,iue,. Views toward Italy and Poland.

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The Assembly met on the 2id instant al o'clock d.
Ba,tdc Minister for Foreign Affairs announced tha Inc
Congress OF the United states had addressed
tons 10 the French Republic on the formation oil me
now Government In return for this demonstration lne
rt which had vet been made in diplomatic annals, the
Minister proposed to name Commission to prepare am
address in reply This referred to the COMMITTEE
The order of the day on Italy and Poland then
taken
NJ DAragon:-l shall rcnouncc the questions M
tended to put 10 Italy, AFTER the recent events al
NJ. Wolowsh: The Delegates of the Polish cause
have come 10 me 20 protest against the attempt loI
which fhe name OF Poland has served as pfeieNI ne
thcn endcavored combat the prcludiccs when prevail
rai. Poland and 10 show that disorder does NOT exist
I'M the country and concluded by saying the ineie wa
no question between the German people ana the fich'n
an inc subject of Poland IL is not lsaid he) against
Germany we ought 10 ,uccOf ioi"lu' ." Is Wa" W.
many
NJ Cavicn proposed to make declaration 10 the
German Parliament al Frankfort n favor oi Poland
~ Gurchafd thought that the beet means on I' 0,'1
utip, Poland was not by armed Intervention but oy
convincing Germany Of the real Importance o' ''e l''
publican principle. II, n
~ Napoleon Bonapaytc nest mounted the tribune,
and although there was nothing pretending 70 c-'i
Extraordinary attention in what the young ffhcc su'
be- was listened % with the most profound attention.
Tie opposed any attempt NJ addressing tle p,ct
Frankfort and recommended that the Assembly shoud
instruct the Executive Commissioner 10 CONSUL ic
.pcctinr such measures might best condnce 10 ui'
resstabl.hmcu, OF Poland and TO form Legion com
posed of Polish cXilcs 1870.
~ lamartnc said il always matter OF regret ioI
al, Assembly such AS this have TO touch upon thr
sorrows of friendly people. Already Franc n'
Great Britain have Cndeavorcd 10 alleviate ui' ''''
fortunes OF Poland Republican France has mol c-'aPu
this difficulty though by her special Constitution enc
has more hope and more desire than other people Q"
arrive al solution of the Polish question 81 tnis ,e
/ sire the Provisional Government rendered Itseh tle
organ during It's first days, witness the decree o'
! he formation OF the Polish Legion
This decree has not been executed, ana shan to'
say why. scarcely had entered upon anais, than
we has % encounter questions Of magnitude winch
We're 10 Dee resolved in order establish the new rea
| uOns of trsnce with foreign nations The urst qucs
ton that OF the general sititude OF our country pre-
/ occupied We had but one thought--and Il was a
duiy-nOt % abuse the absence of the Chamber. but
await your accession IN order restore to you intact
! the trust which was contdcd % US
To leave 20 you the sovereign judgment OF peace or
war and in awaiting this calmly decided not 70
cite proyocation ST. Lainarrns here recalled the prin
.inai points of his programme OF foreign policy, and
/ 49, ,,,ris t Cries of Yes ycs.) II any one IN the
t.,,hv on without it considers that these words 90
ma ieaf sufficiently the impress Of dignity and patriot
/ H., We would recall two or three lacts winch have
| lslsdcd. IA spite oi ou''''''s ''' VIZ
i,,ii cau 10 remembrance the different invasons
.,,o,,,cd in defiance Of the Provisional uo'efnne1t
/ - i,sssions of Belgium and savoy "ou'a ieo"li
Inc legitimate sympathy OF ulo "a ..Ls. r. rivsr
,,,ised by our own bayoncts. Behold "A@' ~ 49,
-, >, 40 much irritation and heartourning VA, nov
-. -, The remarks of NJ dAragon, ana prncipa"y -
49, which refer TO Italy. He speaks oil ieoo..ne's
~ fsplts committed Of asort Oh cohl1' '1o a. aus"
! policy. ,...,,,,o,,bv calumpies by which
, = songht 10 tarnish the Provisional Goyernmest ou
~, ,,,at with patience the event "hlch W. ~ - -
/ these calumnies. The old GoyerEmeh" oD'.ke 80 ne
recent impohue connections WIN oPs4l1 "