The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02

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mostly 5o~tfey thought Of The danger that nsi uh
TO Ss 's
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and pretn@e ,hs, pot 60 much con- thou
er what sS S' s,s might have uDoo the
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France and Ausra and these two Powers are ed =, To-
mote peace willingly to agree to them and 70 IN
that be cone any esiums,c ontrey hm
when war necessary; and, necessary II y.Dr
becomes just Bot to enter opoo war without soog no
necessity an act Of injustice which REVERSING the wen @
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deavorrg smooth difficulties and maintain fond
which such justly oheers naes
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place win tina. o deeply the re- possibility
house-lhear. bear ha, fear though m ~ by tn
impair the SMALLEST SSp @Drss bc0 nr m ct his
maintaining peace (aesr hoar) during 81 these ton
which cnoeor Of the I Eshsqaer a iG d.a
cause sssaeed aaera W ea es asS. al
iause OF Italy i was mcs desrsbeL rep"
not taselv ~ peace shoId not Dc broken say ro
woud be rsse o1o TO- her ma ia prosperity
sesoeot to tba eoyernsaent q
has hitherto yccesd s,vtrd ~, ,ho bno.s - @
eana sooner o 1'a5n ,o Bids fair ~ools
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two lew words to what my noble 'ud has seated rrrcr
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gives me occasion lament ana pg various by
sons mace at the time Of tie Vienna Ausa
,hn Introduced in wh.s heretofore II,
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Of all the Powers concerned :sb lrss or small and
sers (ear, hear) sba Sweden
ana Holland engaged the meetings. Of paona opnon
saT5s szn.iys military Their
. ihosIves con oder the arsrs Of Europe
~ great misfortune that precedent her powe
'e spariea from Zoe the CT Excheqler
has @ d ms q m me bss e
peace that sa lima Should by her
Congress Austria desns that in
ne first Instance should general net the Cpf
Do oanno wonder Sard there TO France
to be general disarmament let know the grou0ds should
ppeas TO me that there nng aud very enengonle
ehent IN the who this proposal has been however,
ssa a A% Tos S
%sis and when
eaty convention or om declaration BY which
Powers having uno the in dispute Il
went that hev t oud severay disarm o
a appears to bs the coSv snt mode OF pocee
oossuse you insist armament the fs d,na an
ICES there r er troops added 10 vh
army or OF To H. exaoy
W far that disarmament shall esc d rhen i ia Tue
eesi Of be different Powers which gong received
5eoagse sa not do nST y ae
,gres may end peace may unfortunately Ct the .
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far a that The form sa so Of G ss s1
at are ,he qrairo at although you be be.
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to the mainscp' pce Of peace, and that tncn seJeet
should aNow asIesd let US Is ,, nSt g
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nee, ID interest Ct each powt he 70 Ism N IA We
niph shle when reed these arma as '
,,e burden upon the state xnlcn mana ~ me
ana il evidently tDeir interest to CRY uo eiect ,o5
p.eese apa goSa p W esa d to the points genera
dispute in TINS case, Her Mscysg yerament haye n "@
4 cornupcaed have the pa Din organs IN sI,asne
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th Austria wha are pr sc.ey me Con- Cav noort
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tmands Of ssrdinis and carno think IA, me qs@ands i
e s-o, ~ of which mpand vieo e
Wei q the demands obscF'e
,eon rnede would, think, be s!hpt
M, uncut 10 en1eaVSr eV Lne =. ~ =
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ey before brief tei G Ii
hos ell the aLp eIt
snhioo. rhoe question pOuo1
consideration ayuObm1Lt
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anu w 3f1ble was one
which the OF the kxche9 lc Way siys 30,
they oecup!-oens ,n. and "a rdi hasp lind
the welfare OF d;rcnccs cal be reroncIed
means scrv,re ccl,d *
heartily Iecce in their SUCCESS ! cfpar,s
! plaec in
TUE DEBATE IN THE HOUSE DF COMMONS. ; sedfctc
LIZ - SPEECH OF DsRaTJL coautry
Tn OF Cnmmots on s'ou.iy Apfh ios INC tieOl.
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t,r or controversy with oil ne foW'S q. rOpe Va
e moment therefore our pos1ca wa one oMtd
avo-able the plys o. mediator wac en-
the queen sth.@Ap ~ we "
VIENNA recelvea 70 ttA,
themselves on Their aoAty rs u inc hcnei
between Franco ana Austria we are
cnt 49, w " ,,n yol,,h, povcs ConeTC
oT eeat; which ydenty a. sen Detn ,noS Iue
tgo o. several causes were eene
contributed 70 tnas uaostnn-e pefor
W. What was cu loD
ami other c,user, alleged but come OF hae az .ae
.cre honUly removed reGresseo ny diplomatic tugei,
,.n.o mont and II became evident saf ain