The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
estors In t,,s grave question by his Ministers who


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hihswe hive referred csrnat N. necarteJ. ma 10 re-
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the te modified by the Sublime Porte aud under the
c,.I Guarantee OF the feur norers II /, that nont
ths solution tend. and ~ ;s iii it ambassadors have
heeu Informed
On the same ouestiss we have received letter from
his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria 10 which we have
surselyes
Such the aetua stair of the nuastin and n. "a tba
surn which il NAV take hseafer intelllsence oS mora
racant date v,ll inform ms 1900
Ar,iting the results which NAV take ,,ce hsshms
Pere viii maintain the footing With respect 10 ia arma
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81 W Ay ucioo e or'e anu on Tue acceptance whcn
sls oonenuanoe Vi het ehiy oinees was TO depend
s Ia eespa ~. which you, pSfon were enstractea 70
ce,nucae 70 ,he AUSTRIAN .Aoinet, the tonewing re-
n4iAs ana rosef. lions SONS
oonsaer 70 oe supernccus 10 remark 70 your hx.
Soy .."' sLns' We IN spirit oi concnst,oh accop.
sso PlopAi vi aSreea W ~ vienna, anu
T senaihg luiAish ambassador we assume that We
nA no. nave sun iai ther changes and fresh propositions
anu 10 niscnss "hich may happen TO be con
Hws9 ne 0oastahunopie unier the warlke inspiration
when seems ~ present 10 influence the Sultan and the
aor.y Oh ms ahnistry ana that, should the ottoman
ar" reJec. tls hst arrangement, we snouid
no longer hold ourselves by the consent which
Apresiohs 10 precise as these could leave the Aussri
On M ne aonpt as 70 our present decisions
W." ~ - sso Piesehs ioine.t enter mo tue aitcTn-
I u ny Moi's wi'eh ,iD'e eeen maoe ~ Ios.snti-
nS st nae 'em me saSecs OF special REMARK
NE 1eoI, VIII ol .hc mo coinne my
s is ns ~ne'ef uie emperor, A'er having Tor MIN
s W VIC Power 70 enange even wou III lnss
iausns VI noe, which vas oraSh up without his part-
can anow tne ottoman fcrte alone 70 reserve %
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hold this to BE- inconsistent with the dgpty of tSe En-
nsror ct s acs :, ~ ~ W. .ne usuay " INC I'm
ror S' US recan the "noe series OF events as they
soe. Pco the place oil the henschikon note the &C,
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that xs b"u,d have pars NAN mn. o,hs f
"e w no. usist on JUS Pau, VIZ nae
- Nv anJs ~ oHe as ny, nseaas s;l, a. 'oon
IS We shoma nave haae counter propositions, we
s1a - ~ sne lepios .
~ P ;S:nre n';., !, ontv ,y pto,ons'hs
the crisis which as9uetne Europe Instead OF this as
W sS pa. -. ' - ny oiisis - sVo. % pos.ioe,
nd IL for,a o, IN -oaa,a. - .sa e.. 49,, 70 =
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H. hnal form. ana aboeb Il had been aeed in dr IT,
onr Consent We ~a. p We uS n'
Ar readiness or NOR. conetorv mint ~ shown WIN
we thus acted We did ~ AS matter of course on The
condition that dr-,ft witch tha E,nraror acc.nas
without discussion sboula ~ accented ~ Ma porte in
similar manner We did - npder tha conytian that
Austria locked an II a. an ,ltm.tao in which notbn,
xss 10 be cbs tbe Ia !, sefor r har sianiJ 70
citation which houId !, TAI IL ~ tba merit
.acitv If tba porte Would thareh,< a. ] w. an5
We regret thai II vas M - R. tba Vienna cah;nat
will admit that IL We bnd nor tn do with a, ni.imatum
bnt With new drsft III note in wh;ch eitbar af IN,
parties concerned was NJ liberty 10 make CHANCES We
should thereby recover the right Of which We had OF our
own accord deprived ourselves Of proposing variations on
our part OF taking the props nta con
alteration and not only ebanriIy the hu.
also the form
Gould such a result be intended by Austrian Could il
be Agreeable 10 the Powers Ao hy seriog and accent
ing her draft have made il their common work. II is
heir affair to consider lie delavs which m result from
his inquire if it for the interest Of Europe to cut
Ehem short We see only one single means of putting an
thcs 1t the Powers to declare to
the Porte frankly nd firmly that they after hayiny in vain
opened up to the only road that could lead to an inme
date restoration relations with US henceorth leave
the task ~ itself aoEe We believe that the
Powers unanimously hold this language to the Porte the
Turks willyed to the advice OF Eurae and instead of
reckoning On her assistance in struggle with Russia will
accent the note IN its present form and Goa - 10 conra
mise their position 20 seriously for the childish satisrac
ton of having altered few expressions in a document
which we had accepted without discussion For of these
two positions only one Is posble-her the alterations
which the Porte requires are important in which ca il
l. very sinsle that we refuse ID ccede 10 them or they
are unm portapt and then the question why should
a. pnt. vnnaess.r;,v n,aLe f., ,.ana daynend,
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IT. s,,, 80 rSc;r4,x yhst We have said Tho ulmaturn
nm al vienna Z not o,rs II i the work Of Austria
and the Powers VIII after having Hrst all agreed to it.
then Jiscnssed Il and altered ia original text have re-
coSn;zed il AZ sucb al the Porte could accent without it's
intarass or It's honor be NO compromises. We on our
n.rt have done everything that de pended upon US TO
shorten unnecessary DELAYS inasmuch az when the ar
was LAID before us We all counter pro-
nosst;nns Ne one viii refuse 10 bear this esnony to
fbe Lo,o,t. of the Emperor After our having long ex
hausted the measure Of concessions with. the Porte
b.vng as vet maae singI- one his Majesty can 20 no
srnrtber without comuromis,np hi, own standing and
tbopt exnosing himself 10 resum ptiou of his relations
,tb Turkey under unfavora BILE auspices which would
denrive them for the future OF all stability and must in