New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-08

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esr.iSe,shle plumber 81 bic subjects whose hss.s
rieAi - for, ign protection as to b. exercised
grsrsrtse assured BY treaty in another Sat. = =.
interest. Of foreign cow'nsn"n has been usaL "a =
TIM Al the time Of the Reformation for sIcnple S..
even he great Catholic Sistss-cOucluded win -
restss or q nv, noDs. BY -hlch they yusrsn,ssd IA a.
don ions 20 those Of the Protestant comnuaines es
prvileees franchises and nmunties 30 that even 4, -.
own DAYS the civil position Of this conmuLon rest, -
The - hsses ard Vet the States which have givsa -
gusrsptets do rot think themselves injured 10 Their Sow,
.isn rights or IN their political independence "a -
MT b mere r.asoB. nay such acts be concluded 81
Mus,p,u an Empire whose Christian ubjects have ,us
snc suffer siil so often. not only in their mnsni,e. -
in th.,r properties and IN their existence.
A. 10 the fact. sud a. f.r concerned a..
resdy in e1isencs-the form OF convention which =.
uroVo..d contains innpV >on on the subject Of rs,
liberty Tie ATTY Of kSynAroL in which the Porte ~
mics constsnily "a protect the Christian religion a.
churyh's u s STAIRS duplicates 'or rs sufficiently rex
Of sssret7a.cs and remon-irsuce The right ssin ga
bsh,d ard more clearly It'll specified IN the Treaty Il Az
arotle. which confirms AL our esrler rsnsacicHs n
stiyu siicps Of k.yrarcJi msy be Traced back ss az
l714 We have therefore in IA 'snd fr nearly ven,
the very rights conceded 20 which are c0u.e.S
and The very mepton Of which considered coaducu
10 total revelation in our relations with the Ouonu
Porte since is asserted that thus right would svs as ~
sovereignty over the majority Of rs subjects Sasly:
We had bee dis posed make bsd use OF that nsN
supposed by those whose suspicious are incaFabs "
could not have wanted the occasions Tor doing 80 l.
cOurre Of this long period OF time, ana such occes<,
would specially have pre-. utd themselves within Tie AZ
Year,, when Europe prey 10 snsrchy When 10 CIV,
trumtnis p.rsysed by Internal contests were engaged
or distracted ny The revolutions Of the Ocsideh lssss
the Orient open 70 the ambitious views which arr asi
10 US Ii the intentions which some pers sss
pssso 10 suppose In shold surely not ave ss
until peace was rsr.isbi,hed in Europe Should vA
such Intentions have dspos-o forces in such naas-
to offer moral and material support ia nelghku,l
Should We have done. have strained every ner, %
reconcile our allies and to every obstruction hAa
niin union Of the European POssrsl Ga the coun
~ N a "a QletrIw a
could To pefpetusie their Differences. We should tea
have left The Goverum. nts alone TO hghg among den
selves or with their rebrious subjects anc, printing W
TIE embarrsssm,Dis Of their position, should have
SiDeo. WITHOUT any difficulty that point which perso,f
persist in desgnstug - the goal Of our encroschasDG
cy Al present ~ben social order - tortnnstely res
lished in every country And when the States u Earo
each e, firmly on its basis have thu free disposal Ne,
actions and forces such policy on our part wsah BE- h.
roughly out of season
I'VE reiie ate our assertion that in principle and 10 s
nuon with the Porte in favor of the members oiOv
religion presents DO novel features Such coavouiss
would give advantage which We DO not alleadyps
SEES AID which mil ht not have abused our nieu,l
inclined in that direction II strong ne have
need tit Ii weak. il would scarcely succeed
uakug formidable This Is ~ true tina. sooui
never have thought of proposing such eonyeaoa sA
Iesp,Ct to the special question Of the holy places hAs
Porte by the ueg CO II s former promises had not
2 -eo 10 try To bind ciecualy 90 thu msaea
OF the sau qhO VI the ssnctuses of Palestine adh
when We demonstrated against concessions wheh were
tsNt ~ our ulrauNAhtaGrs power not Vpueu
Us that with respect 10 the holy places. Frames had
Ttsiy while Russia had none.
decides Sir, We have never Al any time made sps2
COW, utou sine gDd condition OF our rec0nohra
with The Porte While se RENTED to Prince henchkG
" ben departing his uison 10 Constantnople the M
ute of the spulsons which was his duty to negotss
vi len II entirely 10 his discretion not only 10 modify ~
terms Of those stpuaiiOIs hut also Obtain them uns
ANY form which be found TO be least offensive 10
Pcrie ard the foreign dplOmstiss On the 81 enghoha
suthor zsion gotator arrived on the spo and ara
ming the obstacles which stood in tha way Of pro
jeoi,d convention, confined himself TO demanding and9
the name Of S,hed act which IL more cOngeniL ne
OeIts ussges aud less coni0rmabe to the solemn iss
are generally understood to be suggested by hessH
convection 10 the International law OF Europe. I've
clauses Of this first draft of Seaed were objected TO- By
virtue Of these clauses demanded not as has been
serted the right of confirming the election OF the Psnnh
OF CODstsDDOple. but simply the maintenance Of the
Gle lis site muniies and advantages shhs
0b antique accorded by the Porte % the four PsarchsG
Constsnunope, Antioch Alexandria and Jerusalem, sat
also TO The Atopoliisns Bishops and other spriaAhss
Of The Oriental Church In the presence OF the 0hseu
sls.d sgsinst these two clauses the Prince Msnchnf
not refused entirely 10 suppress them and the rsi
WAS stc0Id draft Of SeHe Ob the scceptaoD OF sla
be Unlisted for along time At length when the Porteps
sisted in rejecting every species of engagement 10 b&
raj or synalsgmatic form, Ambassador, acting IN ~
sTr of bis Instructions went to the length Of dedsng
hat II the Porte uo AZ once accept and sign nona
the terms Of the one which is appended 10 this letteh
uld consent 10 be sat-ied with such document ~
sufficient rtpsrstion and guarantee.
such was, at the moment when the Prince ,ncbitd
left Constsnope, the real unH9fnm which the Inpent
abibtf proposed, and IL was only when tho Porte sill
8yt0 accepting the said that Ambassador sapsi
bis courier To Odessa and broke OF diplomatic rsanps
with the Ottoman Government
The concessions he made successfully in the fOrmHt
The spiri Of our propositions, he made also 10 the srns
which WAS originally fixed far their admission Attefst
ing for length OF lime and ruessy too he htd Dsenf
suced 10 deu and from the Porte dedIi reply VIVA
three days and although consequently he ought 10 hsn
bad that reply the srh May lDew sye) he Quilted Cs
sisniiDople 30 late as the 2isi OF that month.
After three OIhs Of lsboriOus negotiations, and ~
having eIbau.ted he last possible e-sons q
I'm peror is now compelled perenp torly TO insit osu
unconditional lJur Il stmpie Acceptson OF the Gran oiH
note But still Influenced by those considerable. Of
enCe fOTbearaLce which have hitherto gui led him
La, granted the Porte sh repreve Of eight days,
which il has 30 tab it, decision. That period passed ~
pan fu though il nay be- 10 bis conca'iDg dnp' sona
will be peltd to think of the means Of ootaniogTi
more decisive attitude the Satisfaction which he hasm'
sought to obtain by pescesble means rf
lie would not sdopt such an attitude without pognr
and profound regret; but by dnt of blindness ana ee
macy parties have attempted (On couin) 10 Pan ~
position which Russia pressed, s,y sgnns
The exlrsmtst limits Of moderation cannot yield anVa
step unless be at the cot Of her political Importance
Sir, you will please to communicate these facts 70 VI
Govern nsnt 10 which sou accredited, sud iosE
submit TO that Government the imp ortint document 20
il appended to III dispat b. We enirea that Goyemms
10 give the document Us most serious consideration ms
IL II this moment the Gordan knot of the question ",
still desire 10 unite that Knot in peaeeaoe mannsf 70
i appears that to be compelled forcI0y 70 prt
bile submit BifU10ffm 10 the impartial J1dfD1.
Of the Cabinet. leave them % decide whether stsuS
wrongs Of which the Prs has been guilty az gnsi a.
whether, after much cause Il legitimate rssenneose
Il hss given W We could possibly be- content with ssa
sstsfaoiioD conscientious examination Of ths iraG
our note will show that, devoid Of the forms Of naI
and even Of synaagnatic contract, II contsins nfas
whatever contrary 10 The ughs Of the sultans soyczy
ty-bothirg which beirays part those eSaggeass
pretnslons which assembled 10 Us by suspa0n so.
- 81 nsulting 10 as il is unushed by our former
tors. We trust this examination will suffice y shs1
down the false rumors which have been bruted 4bJH@
hsUgLy eIgenciss and 10 show that II hs recion y
last Of corcstion propose 20 solve me ois
tee Tased against in the affair " the HOY fSss '9.
lead 10 complications which msy break me ps~ %
would rest "Aecept Sir &c,
"NgssELRODE'