New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Debate on the Russian Manifesto.

ON the pa the Affairs Of Italy being under cOnsidera
ton N sarrans said that with regard 10 the Russian
Intervention every knew the ambition Of the Csbi-
net Of -. PeieTsburgh, As well o. the spirit which
guide. IL This Intervention ws. blow 10 European
principle. and chiefly those that present regulate
France II j. sufficient in order % know the Czars In
ent.ons 70 read hi. Las, Manifesto which declsr
alton of war against ali democrats interests II % that
document were joined The declaration Of the King VI
Prussia % bis army. doubt could any longer b.
ertsined respecting combination Of al aristocraces
against democracy. twas impossible that the irrup
uon from Russia Of l7OOO0 should be solely Tor the
subduing OF Hungary. Beside. this number there was
reserve Of 5000 men making total Of 3l5,Ooo men
who had been called to a!ms. Hungary was mere
pretexL coalition Of King. was again being formed,
and he now wanted 70 know what would be the policy
OF the French Government
The Minister Of Foreign Arsirs Ia reply said that
with regard TO Italian Affairs. the Assembly had mani
tested its will and that the moment Of its having
done 50 an agent hsd been sent 10 Italy bearing de-
tailed account OF the dehberaon and orders 10 execute
the wishes Of the Assembly Tie would not return TO =
discussion which bad then been olosed. With regard
t. Hungary something had already been said. AZ the
tribune be had already .Aid that what took place IN
Hungary had excited the sohc.iude Of Government
which he'd written about IL 70 - Peier.burgh London.
Vienna and Berlin It had been sad that the time tor
negotiation passed, but a. for them meaning the
Government, they continued 10 segotiate-
NJ Guichsro followed the Minister, saying that
France had evidently ioined the coalition OF Kings.
NJ Ioly ssid that be preferred war 10 the humihs
tion Of France. and with view test the Of
the Assembly upon the subject under considefstioa be
proposed the following order Of The day
ra~f f. flrpfft
Emperor Of Russia and the Treaties passed between him
snd the Klngs Of Prl-s. and Austria blow TO TIE
principle. Of me French Consuton Ard hs nsa-s Of
uons and contrary 10 The resolutions Of the Nsaoua As
.embly" &c
After a speech from N Msqgin. Gen Cayzi gnsc
Ascended the tribune and moved an order "a oO No.
iir-, iolo~.
The National Assembly calls TIE serious stenuOa q
th@ Government 10 h= and movements q troops
IN Esrope and seeing TIE -iae Of Srars danger for
Lioefy aud he Reygblc recommend, ne GoseTriaen %
tAke energetic measures necessary iof sif pfoseoA
Gen Csvaignac SAID he thought tnis resolution would
not have the effect Of engaging the Republic N re-
cosuuon which il could n9t accept yet while showed
that the Assembly eli Ehat serious matter 10 II we're
the events now occurring N Europe.
Mr.. Jolly objected Gen Cavsignses mocon as not
sufficiently strong and declared thai he adhered 70 hLs
own.
n Odilon Bsrrot said It was necessary 10 reject on
decision which would be a manifesto Of war
NJ Le6ra Rollin followed and urged the moIe strin
gent resolution Of NJ Jolly. he considered the mani
ies;O Of the Emperor If Russia declaration Of war
against The French Republic When e1esron was
placed on scoo grounds the only answer 70 II was
counter nar1fesfO-wAs 70 say France would defend
herself It the duty o; the Assembly 70 pro
roaaes itsel; u asswG 70 tas Emp<r@ et RassiA-