The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

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eisnt To carry sto eject the desires expressed II ~
found that Austria and Prussia entirely agreed With AZ a.
70 tn. act Of Russia II otespyns the They
dsst the part Of powerful towards weaker Slate,
and dangerous 70 Themselves y initial sowsrs they were
ready TO enter With iato negotiations for settling
the question: possible, By Auoabie means, ssd they
earnestly deprscsssd any dssAraaea Of war on tie pat
Of ths Sultan until al peassabis MEAS Of settling
the difference bad bean exhausted. Whatever my
Dobls friend may think Of the matte, am
snrs your lordships generally will b Of opinion
sha b., =. Of the inp0:10: e. ma.
and Prussia should Join Win Esghnd and France In
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support from Austra which, for than rsas0p,
abe bad BEEN % ready 70 count upon her MAjss.y's
govsrnDent sever for moment doubted that occu.
PATTON Of the Prnsipehass constituted oasss b.H O.
that afforded the Sultan clear right 70 declare war TO
thu ships Of his allies from Bsska asy 10 his ueport:
but We did not advise him upon This ght o. the
ssqusny peaceful Issue Of the differences might san b
Effected But lot take the other Rus,s vas
not sincere that she did intend to the Danube and
would have furnished TO Russia the very sxcuse for
sctDg upon thoes intentions which she desired (asar
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time; that did not dssire seek war, and that
ready to take any practicable to eject peaceful
rstu NJ assurances have been csseisved ha. been
dsslsed sgsipst and consider inoonMs Tent with
my honor and dgSy no; to soospt the challenge" Hear,
heAr.) don't say that such argumeuts would have
borse the test Of inquiry aasr the eircumsanoss but
do ssy that under the circumstaroe 1t exceedingly
undesirable Mat they should DO put forward ~ ground
for greater activity Of operations the part OF Russa
s.&iDg tha at this Turkey wholly
o.ities (HsAr hsAr) Her fortrsssss were uDgN-
rs aed she bad no OF store, eossssa her army
the Russian troops for tisgs day On their march upon
Cena'snanopls. (Hsar! hear These seemed 70 US
vha nv mt deoIAYu1 h0 HRiu0d the dOuolS ad
vAss~se OF leaving time for psAosfu settlement Of ths
Gputs, the one hand on the other OF preparing
Before these opinions Of her Asjssys ooud
be convtysd to Cos<sntDop, have since found that
the sbsseors thsre-who bsins on the spot ~ers far
ruk and Of what best for the interest OF the Sal
an--had rendered the Sultan I've advice WHOM
bad prcso, which advice his Highuess had adopts
with the full purpose to uponi It IL would my lords
have heen usinabs and most i'm polt oto have
urged the Sultan 70 declare war and to call for our
hssts, at . moment when his HighBs@ was, IS have
planned altogether usprspared with the Of pro-
recutpg The efectnally. (HeAr, heAr) trnst,
then, lordshps viii concur With us in thinking that
aid we'll uneer all the srcum Stances la not advising
the sultan to declare ~ that time and to take those
active which my noble friend 10 consider
hat !: 2:s not upon tn. .Sj:t Apprehension Of var
which be attributes to that aotsd. bus upon mo-
tves which, feel satiasd ~ government OF this coun
would have adopted (Hssr. hear England has ON for
oecsaiens stood almost against the wsrld.in
40 We conceive ynAt, DeoAuBo since tn00
has become stn richer stin more powerful, stn more
ensrset than she 10 therefore the less abe
II nscsssay to occupy the proud position which she held
Crown sntsrtsn Abject apprehension OF war;
that EngIano In cordial union Win her great neighbor
acting vi her 10 psrecn acc n! OF spirit OF ton
and purpose to arrive 1T the BY the same
sells and the same m sAns (assr ksar Your ordships
viii mot think it cat Of place tue here express
my perfect ard urequivocsl testimony to the straight
feward manly entirely honorable conduct thu French
government Throughout. the wholo Q. these tcAns
actions. (Hesr) And let me ado, that honest policy OF
the French has been most faithfully repre-
sented herr BY the French Ambassador 1t our curt
(Hsar hsar The two governments have bsea in daiy-I
might amost sAy in have sormei
1t wcIe Csbinst and lordship that
there have been more differences bstwesr these
two governments, united than are to b found In some
and general ush)-dffsrenoss that must exist
among men Who most rsspsot each her and which
only the effect Of enhancing the harmony aag them
es) will further add that the union between the two
governments has not been confined to the ques
FADee and Enssna have bssn extended beyond Eastern
policy to tbs policy Affecting al parn Of the WORLD asd
am heartily rejoced to say that there is portion Of
the two countries however heretofore antagonisac u
not BOW In entire harmony. (Chssrs.) Taus. thsn,
.s u.
and hitherto rival nations have learnt to know
and TO- appreciate each other better. to rsj.o.
Enemy :ss to n Is read, 80. ss.ry sss.sSss /.
any Just and righteous cause. (Ohssrs.) l will nog
90 ,Ss1 .s
he Vienna note upon which my mob friend has ken
more particularly When Prince Memo aikon left Con
nunco At the Pcrte suggesting that note nigh.
perhaps be framed out Of the note which Pr Menso
ion had cresed to tie Porte sad that whsh R-dehid
conceived that such counter note might Be drawn up
acceptable TO Russia and yet saving the honor OF Tarks
and animated that note were prepared II would usc
it, best efforts 70 give It effect At the same tins the
French govern ment had prepared . note the same
basis which liz Mnists: subnitd to her Asjesys gov
erDment We did not think that II woula bs accepted at
st. Petersburg, but still readily concusd in its being
transmitted to that court and to Vienna The Russian
that the Austrian %.daaUn s.sd1 sa Tsuns
the note adopted with some traiog changes. and
after vita the Of Er gland and
France, was as modified, sent to g. Petersburg and the
Porte Russia ready accept the note ON the CON
don that alteration made In II; bat the Porte
objected uIlsss with ,me notifications These m,iif
csons being considered only terding to render
clear the bona dc intentions of the famsr Of the note
vsrs not objected to by tbs conference ut Vienna and
transmitted thence TO ST. Pstersbug with the
commentator that the note modi6,d should be
copied. As yoar lorcfhips however aware, the note
was isjscssd beg to point oat tast . CREST nsApprs
Powers In this matter The Four Powers wore mSrely
parties Voluntarily offering to mediate In thu be
tween hs other two parties They said. Hsre diff
note that shall suit both parties but they not
bitatcr trey had rsat TO impose their note the
:
adopt any notifications from either party the best
proof OF this In, that they did adopt the
notifications proposed by The Porte. Hosrlitss how
ever, commenced between Russia and the Porte, and
II then OF re, seemed impossible 10 hops TO vet
tie the matter BY notes Still, the conference at Vienna
after baving raned the protocol, which do not my
self consider by any unimp orant my nobls
friend thinks II, by collective pots ASKED the Povte
what terms IT would be prepared to negotiate When,
however, that collective reached ptinopls
another baAis Of negotiation had been presented the
Porte by tie rep esentsyss Of the Four Pc ssrs
these presenta ive In the exercise of ound disore
ton did not under thoee eli present ths col
lec,ive note. RE se,s to which have referred "a,
wholly approved BY the representatives o, the Four Pow
er ~ VisnrA, who were unanimously OF opinion that
such Russia ought accept aud Ia their protocol
these representatives declared that Russia houd sot
socepsit, Russia alone would be the war; AM
alone responsible for ts consequences. Hear, hear
that the present stats Of the matter regard, nego
ti,top No answer has been received from st. Peters
barg may be die posed 10 agree with M nobls friend
tsa tho note is not very likely TO b acoptd there but
~ no arsver 81 al bias been received Ny lprds the
n-gotia;ors have rsferr.d TO st pending when
that srful disater 1t Suope happened BY whish the
rUhiss feet loot employed let me say far know
u the way stated ~ my noble friend and IN tbs Russian
n.ter In carving troops TO Bssosm, and
Ce.<fns but lyirg peace 'uy in this hsrbor aud for
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