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ths bssrosA II may, therefore, - regarded - taih
fudy por,raying the private wshes Of the EnRsror =

According a. the prota sities Of p4ci6c solution
press are epdesvor,ng ny irritating srcas to .ndsnger
tls e.ct Of tie sage utons and Of the CO m asd
tu.sd tie aiieo vernments
10 incorporating the sm and tina chsrsc sr OF doc
uEen WHICH tti e outy of the 1al parties 10 xeep
s.cet, rk is Of Offending The Pover wh,co Euroos
ba sppsc 70 for concessions wnsr the iuse OF al l.
isct ia the success ct the proceeding GOV enc I'd on
eat Britain behold otheIw. . han win .ne se.
regret thi fDcor-sios1ste line vi taeias
IN tss psnr Of arrangement nos IN o. negosia
hcn no .ne has any iaes II hamtEsnng Kussis or de-
precispg the just share OF ,nnusnce and authority
which she is called on to preserve the O. EG
france and ECgAod have un ted toee her for lust
wsr only because il sjust one oec.use nsir
hs DRY proved 10 kusa What she could yield With
Lc fDklsnd and France Gnd themselves lowered o. hu
p,iiatea oy the celgsa IN which tpe, were placed
Sstr AID the secord TO this conques Of tho
ktpabia and u be tmpi,e
1hs result Of the present struggle proves the contrary
Yet rom these osncers were wrssec from them By
fierce ot arms. 1t France Wa rsined England
abandon her colonies 10 North America "a Il vas
Desnd Who In grss degree thar any other 1st,oa
cDtbuttd dttach from the French terri DRY Re GUM
and The RbeDisA Pro''n<s; and ye France and England
sTe st prtesnr chs iy united. ~
i,oud Of toeir low oestines, thsy assuredly W
right TO presim that in mshrg " present sacrifice
Russo cspnot desice IN public ernm.tun nut ih~t on
h. copsr.ry, she must incresse in The coaHs and
esteem q Eur AID perhaps pr, pare herself for
dis an, future Of Kew and p eoio US a.i.ne s. :,
'bAt situation the oay Of toe ssatesmsn u I, seek
&C.
quuecsn.e Of Russia viii best s~ recoooilsd With she
steni'J CT sove tign who, the d4y witch he vii
| fore n"hiDg else than brothers.
Since the Consreea Of Vienna Eve great Powers i've
gsve,ned Europe with common socoru To-day of
these Powers at war; and the spontaneous
zion a the remaining two, either isolated manner
In ccDfs encee, nails 70 reconcile them it, sheo
surprissi that the ordinary proceedings are insufficient
" ternina'e Coz Hict Of 80 novel = nsture!
orc tuncJed AID twenty nhllons Of engaged
far iuhfIce IhnOa off,
Of have ss IN less sosa ssa
bloco and gold, . peace wnich shau have no end
kucb In he present. wsrI
When in erests 10 noble and gigantic ct stake
there siy chance OF rscopeing tine the selliseraat
lar,ies Otherwise than by congress- Aud is that
uss uIe justified moreover BY toe Inc 'ntesta that
at the armour cement of tie couv,cs,ion of COO
gres the different populations would consider peace
And Why ia this iicips ed coo6denoe 1t Ia becs $50
BODY enors1s that she sole officially is fad
eIs>n worthy OF the stsuege aod thai after tho fall Of
became possible Ia fast new position wss esea
ted by This event and il uointed Gle .ness
delivered by Napoleon III to the e.hin
tors, and in tho Official yspers Of his aioomacy
As cong ceciive had obtained the
allies only think inoress q their forces ON the
flo OF BATTLE In soipg AZ tine plce of
,6ce+, result which would to the advantage of ALL
they could not ADMIT that neutrality had useful mssi N
| 70 fulfil
but England, France Turkey and Sardinia lad sus
feed for he task apd the opposed aim sinad
vorsole light.
II w~ then that the Emperor, making solemn az
peal to the pressure Of pubic opini wi the Of
ef the var exclai.ed Id Europe decoe ara
daoseW Is sx the 'TgM and who is the urwg for
t1ct VII be grand aep nua-ds a solution"
be proclaimed with conviction and truth that In the
Fresept epoch OF civilization the armies Is but
temporary, and that deduitivsy 1t Is pb opinion thu.
carries a,ody he tat rtcsory.
Thus in tho Thoughts Of The allied governments. tn,
last victory will Be the conclusion of Aud it IL
pubic opinion in Europe which will have the merit
fnph in nttotion
asifte ~ their various phases sna officially pronounces
en- I'll the minor difficulties which may issue from the
discuseicns,
Acongreas alone offer the opportunity Of doing
this.
p.d to the invitation Of the Emperor Of the French
thst Europe u prepared for that great spectacle
Of ss S s
sven Of the third order were addressing to the Court Of
Russis fsienoy representations, BY means comminA
Of making CONCESSIONS which would guarantee to the
Western Powers the fact that the object Of the was
really acquired. At the time each them norme
and England Of the steps which it had taken and
invited them to receive with moderaon the propositions
that Russia might make The majority Of the sovereign
courts consequently co operating at this moment IL
The negotiations But their cooperation is isolated non
oHea and without force. Theirs local opini ms and
dcisted It is not the general opinion Of Europe which
they express.
In orer that the general opinion be rendered useful
which sSs dep1eg endoW the world With peses fsog
the TACT it viii leave behind neither vctors nor
vaDquisbed 1t must neceesariy be manifested soleuny
in assembly of the representatives Of all the States
where various modes Of thinking may DO confirmed in
iaea, and where the will Of all may have but ono
voice.
In congress Europe will be represented and pc son
! aazsd.
AMBITIONS will be restrained AID men minds ravviasd
apose ~ over the Powers will DO suspended supreme
authority, which win ennobe tho sacrifices give 10 mode
ration the cha acter OF magnaLmi.y, impotO salutary
restraint on religious or national exigeucies excited
by the contest and render to government perfect
i LO<1 ~ Oh RctloA with respect to It's subjects.
would be most desirable tie i-ea Of a congress
70 proceed from Rusia aud IT, taking into Zion
basis of neg o.iaons the prop ostons clrred TO St.
Petersburg BY Count Esterhazy, abe propose
dei@iafe ON them not only in simple Conference, but
in an astemby OF all the sovereigns and after solemn
and nincere declarations the origin the character and
the results Of the contest
81 the paeidc cisposoas OF the Csbioe Of etery
hurg than pure and simple acceptance OF utms-
recall Austriaa ambassador II wi Ii be reuember
dthnt sim lar acceptance precaded the first c,ner
ences at Vier and did not prevent their failure II
Russia were boldly to adopt this step, her language
Stuii have character a fraLkness erd Of granaeur
winch freeing her dipomatists from re
proach Of duphci'y would materially facial tho
cluAicn of pace.
1t Only necessary to open coptemporanaous history
copnp ehend that Alexauer H. y enter this path
without Illuminating Russia aud considers the much
greater acy!tces ch the other Powers COM.
peled 70 maSe fer the progress Of civilization he viii
bless Gsd tor having deserved To- his people. In similar
crisis, privileged position Wneo tins hour o. Ameri-
can Independence eoupded EngLnd had idea that the
| VI pof pohcy WAC LOT uef COM
and her navy the germ Of unlimited deveiope
IneDt. AT the moment when cosler Europe mace Ma
POLICEMAN France violently return within tho inits
cd monarchy, could fresee that the resusca;ed
umpire would 6nd in the repunciAtpn Of her
he extending states Of Europc On
paaepce powerful tban that OF Louis XIV. or of
Napoleon l.
has been necessary that the national honor Of tho
two countries SHOULD suer nearly half century hu-
uilia ops before they could clearly In their nov
ettinirs snd frankly resign them elves to the loss
Of her Norh American and the other of the
ccnQuests OF the republic and the empire
But Russia. inter q peace of forty years which hiss
changed the face of the world sofencd manners, and
brought pa,ions together in aity enjoyed better fate
Immediately after the struggle ate aole 70 appreciate
and appropriate tho results Of it, and at tue very
which she he old Eastern policy abe
that that policy does not diethas Il egeneratsd
and that in cvlllzing herself she triumpm
What idea animated Peter the Great with respect to
Csnstb ntinoplef An IDEA generous and holy
that which conducted the King Saint Louis Richard 0f
England and leopold Of Austria to the tomb Of Christ
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