New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-14
FARTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
CavaigBac'- speech on French foreis'
poitcy.

Gen cavagnac sad: Il fully agres WE ne no1
gentleman Who has SAD ina, great eonntJ
France .hou'd no, remain in STATE Of insl snoa- ID
u.. n-os..sry that ~ .bolld get out Of 'nsi 7''ioH
i, va essar-si ia. re -tsli f-ni an AAance VIZ
.,.,, f...-.,,,..,. sut TO- question vas. VEAL
C;v,,.,. .b...is W. .e'~ct-,o waom should We al
H.. ,,,..rvs.. To Prussia To Austria 4no-e
to- ,oz~-. were engaged IN st-1ss.es- We taen
-. -s-,,r.s .. q great Po rsr-t0 En-.and ana 10
1of-y 90 ,h.nk We acted u coll'i MY visa 80
w.. q the Con.rtaent A--ena'y
49,. Ice. aid that .h- Ensls Government Only
..,e,,e, o- alliance ia order 20 - a'ls ;oe be''e'
w.,ls ri. Certainly En-l.Dd would not have become
, all, hsdiinof ben ler Interest - n DO o-' '-'
i,,sre. il. reoiprocs end L Ens and ass IL ni-'7'' -
VAT hing France France h4s 40 81 al on> ID
h-,bat r-c1-ocsl slr~ei. snce = ne ois-' Oh al O.
60. -,,,.ee, C,-s-l-as--. In reply - our sPP Lea
non England accepted or o-ers o. a-"1ncs' go
~ a. doubtless. from VISA 70 preserve PeAe'-
mink that The explanation ] have s1'eh w. -
sen, -,v - The reprosch made ss-nst Is Of z''hs
-. - ,,sw coalition Hear hesr > Tas gallant
s,s-l then .tst.s be had his part IN tns FssPon''-i'
.a- .,,.>bsa n The order Of the day voted month
.ocs ~ TIE Constituent Assembly and explained tHs
i, o,yop ire danger "a. IN the reconstruenou o.
tho North.rn Powers and in The snnihaton Of freacn
i,s.ne4 IT'S against that tnofold eventually icon
,,res The Honorable sen-lemen) tha; "i'n 70
g.s,d The Government CID not w.sh for war
and L am partisan Of peace. Of honorable Prs'e ?
i tocas.e am convinced that even i o. TIE 9la'e-
- .,,o,. we're In iusurreci4on against this Govern
ueut th,v would rather have retained TO their i'f4
s.rtance than submit 10 - tCon-idersole movement
mar be mistaken. buy you have just seen the re-
puguance evuced by ltay accept or inter- enhos
You have s.o witnessed the diplomatic repugnance Of
Sardinia 7 repeat that the Nations would have again
thrown Themselves into the Of their Governments
~ the signal Of war and would thus have arrested
far 90 ,esr. the movement Of civilization 10 l1s% IN
40 and ia "a. various Nations were In state OF
| agitation Why not leave that movement 70 csVeiop
it.lfi Believe me there Is in the future more
honest and solid guaranty than in al the Efforts
tina, could be citation II DO not think that
var would have been declared sgslnst U.s. but
,biok that when the Northern Powers have attain
% the object which they have in view, the DIM
culties not Of war but Of peace, viii commence Tor
us which will be shown, not by insult or proyoca
ton but by GOODNESS and isolation. That IT, IN my
opinion whence danger 70 be spprehended and II -
sgan. hi danger that thought proper 10 warn the
country. BY saying thi. DO not mean 10 assert that
believe IN Are there means left tor treating be
tween State and State "a those questions which divide
them It there let them be adopted -demsnd
guarantee and seek ssnces-and when you have them
bring them here Have you alliances you have 'sy
60 do ask you TO give me reply today, for Is
not fr show myself 20 pressing toward the Gov
erumert but what wish that the Ministry should DC
warned aud that it should seek for serious guarantees
and for alliances II these cannot be- found, then will
commence another order OF IDEAS and II will be for u'
to take council thereon This is tho sauiary advice
which I'm DESTROYS to issue TO the Government.