New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
COUNT De NORHY on FRAACE AND
ENGLAND.
Ire foso-ipg e the sPeech OF cear; DC ho'y 70
tie c .uncil G. neral Of the Ply de-Do0f' 81 WINCH
ekgrspbic s11nsry already App-S-d'

eper- ure.r efrs--r. su,oices Upon every fresh o.
casiou seek 20 learn ycar sao,s, your eop-s, !D-
di.qu.tac.. IL order ihs; ns. spe'A - you Vi se
friend y whose w-rI you hsFe s'Ag' f''-S-
confidence.
You bsvs shared The -rthus.asu excited BY orf NC
toIi.s. yea bsve sasrei The universal srN.-uie =.
France IL tie gres, u0csration Of re EnpeiII -.
{; the same tine you can WIN dlicutt eiPS I"
Yourselves how this manifest desire - sVOsi bAo
pean COZ ID S-sioa should Ia Z I'D haNs lns 80
tie rewspsfsr articles, TIE Pa-EsHehIay sp7"euV,
SIC the arlnaIeLis which hsFe oeen '-e 0'-'s
of il. . J.. .-l;h
You are al co1r.e aware of the re ,sonns ~ "n,ch
he Eneli.h eIp.sir ther spPrehensions. rms! my
ssy: "Our pres : freei The rfehco pres 80,
"ther.f re IL uts ave rot the sane cASIa-s' 0'ls
- from ere ccmir : from toe oiLer - -.
Erro- he Flrst-lheTe az II Frsuce 10 neaIs o.
Preventing newspaper tccm publishing Nhal nA-
T.. or harm xhcn tie Government ass ID alfr' inc
prsss i iha, Of warnings With Alleged Eeasoas ahd SIS
rersi7p hen are reprsssive measures
| Tie English sdj Tie Emperor cAsrisnes N me
Seutts {: his hesr Gesire 20 ayerge atsrico ahd
=, Ve.rs he orly CunCllied De Sc yin ne r no.TVi
of Rp..s 70 rrske 81 SLY Ct hin-he Only acted -
generously .oTsri the Emperor 0: Ansts IN ords' 20
uske friend OF hin; and With he si OF tbis tSo-
fold slarce lie calca.a'es sp0E attacking Log 40.
.hfk my oFIion upon tn. Mss5T, IL 'e'
We 1--we in times wherein tee hatred OF cas:es ara
families hes given vs.? before the s)iiehinS euecs OF
on, uapners: much more then, nsVe nauoes us~IeIs
and D.. nclce. been ;l-d by c!ylz alton. New gen
.rstiet have something else 70 10 beside syenSins TIE
nss ,bev are %, en- eh,eoed to have any motive BE-
youd tie interests Of the preseu. and the future:
TIE Emperor aud the Pre'sn; generation Of srenca.
meu are rot those o. whom L u.y De SAD, lhey
rave learnt nothing and forgotten nothing
With regard 10 thls generous condact to"Nt tns
TWO In perors i appears 70 ne thai 20 s,tro1s !"
he cusye snd- above mentioned Il % reo1 e tue
settlement of the great interests Of Errope 70 ths pro
portions Of 81 uuwostay tLes;rcs inzsae and 70 is-
bass tie most elevated sentiments wnica TOD ass
placed II the hear OF sovereign ior ne oeuent o.
-. al mt -
loysl fai,h e the Emperor, and his pscinc ih;en-
,i'rs: fCr when he did Te the honor % send me- 20
Russia 10 renew relations between the two empires,
tue PSF. Of ny nstEacots which pred 'n-ha,ei over
tie Fuslish sn.nce: ard far from seeking - divide
the great Powers. 20 poiLt ont, on the contrary II
they Esd the good sense to be anied, anc - nave
8 mutual good understanding a. the Petty dlil III
ties which s:,se in Europe can Always De PeacSiauy
received.
Need recall the events which preceded the war
with Austria, 20 prove that While the Emperor y a.
roeou desired to deliver Italy, and 70 clear the frontier
a. France from TIE Austrian pressure De woud atner
J have obtained this object by Congress Ihan oy q
war Tie condition snd the siius'ion Of our army a.
the mouen: Of the ulumatum OF Anstrls s1ihc.ently
4 move Il, AID IL the Ergi:h statesmen who now
4 ihirk enough has 10, been done for Ray had ex-
pressed tie came sympstlies before the TN, II i
lrobsb ira. the affair OF Italy Soaid nave been
settled by diplomacy.
/ | repes. that, st.er all the Emperor hiss said sad
motive b yond ancient grudges, al enterprise "lcu
would completely overthrow a the greatest interests
/ OF TIE world and Inlet the most istA oo" upon
oiyiizstoI = to GOub. rs word AID ~ hesft az =
! sovereisn and mar. NdI DO yoa believe il. Alas
gentlemen perhaps in England also those Who d.-eul-
mate these alarms more believe them tDa yon or
/ DO. But by exciting national su.c-puoihle,, oy
I catering porulsr instincts, Newspapers msy gam
publicity ana political orators popularity. Neyerthe'
fe.s siea. wrong done, for the two countries are
get one sgsiust the other vague suspicion i excited
and the consequences be that enc day come TIM
incident some nis gbde etaLdirg which night easily
! be arranged when the relations were Satisfactory
may become serious comphcstion where there EXIST
condition Of mutual susceptibility.
But doubt BOT tine and the determination OF the
Emperor to urge Ffance forward in the occupations
and sbor Of peace viii get the better of these chne-
| ca! Slams.
with England le, resolueiy hui-h all our means Of
trar sport snd OF CiTcuAtiol let brng them into
/ Communication with our ooaEp,Hi let Us Ios-r the
price Of al msteris and al oar manu- actufei
goods e, us initiate the English people n ths respec.
wherein We sre wanting: lie, seek strength n the
sprt If association instead Of always having recourse
10 tie support sud Assistance Of the Government et
learn ho~ 70 make Of credit let 10 endeaNor 10
conquer a3d 20 keep BY the prudent Use We u Ak VI
/ rem those Liberties which make man the sb-0l'e
master Of MS own property, and which have 10 AGts
/ bat the evil be nsy DO 10 cthers.
! Yes Jet us wage with England industrial sni 8
commercial let us engage With her IN struggle Of
progress ind civilization, loyal, allowable, and Pront-
4 sblc 10 al.
This i. the wish Of the Emperor le, us second his
etors; alresdy the amnesty il work OF pscicstOn,
which j. the prelude 10 the system on which " are
about 20 enter Let NJ hope vii be thus un-erstood
by Ell ne word-chisfy BY those who are its objects.
COMMENT on THE ABOVE.
| FrV. Ths Loltoa Tlno.
Tie Couie De Morny has opened the session Of the
! Consei General CT Pay lie Dame with speech which
shows 30 -uch sense ihs; csnno: bat sus2ec. Ia
gsrersl purpor, was suggested 20 him by Superior
/ end go much l-bresdng TIA; We cannot bat believe
/ the SEXUAL composition Il hLs own. Let Us tske the
sgreeabe part Of the orsrior first. The Comie under
takes TO tel q. what j the present sta.e Of mind Il
the Emperor hi. rnasier The Emperor OF the French
s:Arcs g. the head Z. the ciyizsiOn 0; the world. Ills
intelligence. Ct profound and seue, has t.sc1y-
cred that the pIe.eIt age Is Il which tue tradition
al .ireds Of castles and families hsye yielded 20 IL
/ husnces II 6 n0re human code CT msrnsrs, and in
which national aLtigsthes and preudces have been
suited by progressive civilization. The new gene-
s:on hss no thooght unless for the preseu. AMI the
future. The Napoleon u to-day and the people whom
lie rules have Earned much aIi have forgotten much
-sLi .Doug tie words they have forgotten Wa:
/ er,co srd -. Helena. NJ DsMO-uy, who kno - bet
;=- :hsn sry o:Ley uAn Il the world ;he mind Of tie
Emperor upon these matters, j conveyed q 81 IL
'-- u uron tue upt- ETclI--doi- Olncl5l freoFe.
Ill private lnsirUctcts when be started upon M ms
q 70 Russia were % do nothing 70 -eaksa tAs lag
Esh slEsIce. Tbs va. % b the ruling principle q
rs diplomacy This 20 lie the qua non q
a. j. ak gs s.Lh tie Gar Do xast YOU cen 70
repair broken ties with Russia, but preserve III
touched ny EDs.sL slhsnc-." War, NJ. De N0rny
uCma;es 4 quite o.. u the question Ersrce = in
Iiee 10 far other lAbcrs. Emulation snd rct Is
that with which France desires q thres Eu-
gland. Ire D.s Is buried sad forgotten x: tie future
. rvalry Of L-Gstrlcus Zen and free citizens.