Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-04-02
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E Trosurss or S-Ho0nAuOSs FOR PEACE

THE FRosHrss OF Nra0ukuoxs FOR PEACE.
Irrnalsttt r1m ue 5ourul ds Deas1. Paris March s.
- tr ne Eeu York Herald
Two GAYS ago We ALLUDED 20 what was some
thing near he propositions that Lord CoWley
was Instructed To preseHtt0 Austria ontne pan
Of his E~ovCrnment, whose active and sincere
edor for the maintenance OF peace VIII be
properly appreciated by the whole Of Europe.
We do not uish 70 return TO the consideration
q II lh-se p1oposinons Nhat we nave az
ready stated has doubtless been sufficient 20
convey 10 our readers how, through tue carry
ing oat OF these propositions, the exclusive in
fuence Of Austria nay be made 70 disappear
from Central Italv. without containing snv
stipulation either ueconeiiable with AusLria's
secuiy or honor.
In cessinE to rule the Italian princes who have
made treaties with her, ami would not cease 10
protect then; but that protection, combined
with hat Of al Europe, could no longer Be
considered By any one az asogrce OF DANGER FOR
PedmonL or as q subject OF umbEsge for
France. IN retcrn for this concession, Austria
receives blythe adhesion Of the rest Of Europe
10 this arrangement the indirect assurance that
her post on h nalv can DO longer Be thought
lsssly nensced And she woald have besides
less reason for compiaiut as this position
would be found 70 free her from everything that
might renscr r i~n-om0athle with he security
OF he suecepdbi = o. he nelgh1orE
ThereVoaid, the eto-e,he 90 reason Ter con-
ceiFiBe bulbs on the successful result Of the
MISSION 81 Lord Cowley, WeHs we not always
fCrce1 % tax into consideration human pas
sens and G be expected 10 see Ststx led on ID
evsrv ciHcums anoe By the sHntiment Of their
own nzrHcglar Ir crest. But if there have
been no lack OF evil c~ounsels presented 20 the
F-prrh Government-rho has rejected then
with a 6rnness 20 honorable 70 it-hry have
not the less been presented 10 Austria; and
we are convinced thai she also viii reject
them J. Is not only on this side Of the Rhine
rlatwsr has blind partsals and u-nscEuPalOus
ils-lgatoE TIE Austrian Government is 10
Dore than anv ether p~ro-ected against unel-
] Eh-snei c~ouHsels end beliEerent sgEgestions.
J. Is represented 20 her. IN defiance Of evidence.
that il is not TOO u-ch 20 her interest % avoid
war aud thar she would perhaps do better to
prccipt tate it lhan 20 wait for L
neHs are fatal counsels, and we earnestly
hope thar they wn uct Gerry away Austria.
We hoPe g TIE move from he fact tbstAustria
mlst be equally convinced Of two thineE. The
first IS that the Frerch government wishes
peace, s-ncs Il has Willingly accepted ths inter
venuon o. England, whose attachment to
peace is suspected BY no one tie second is
that public opinion, which has been 50 unmis-
taksoiv eTrresse- for peace, would not be in
dulgsnt 70 The Government that would accept
TIE gave responsibility Of having rendered Il
luposs be, either bT Ire natural pride OF By
false and cuiplbie calculEtions-
With these two truths before hcr ewes. Aus
tria ouEhtto BE- disposed 20 lend her eaEs tothe
eXhor-lcus Of England. and we viii expert
ence no surprise, shoud we soon learn az the
confirmation Of the dispatches thatalreadvrep-
resent 20 rs 10 f-vorsble light the progress az
negotiations entered up1n b. Lord C0wler-
Only a few DAYS more o. expectation and va
viii doubtless see dissipated Inc last traces Of
TINS pheasant apprehension that has weighed
heavily during The last two months upon the
min1 Of Europe.
El then hat, more Thar ever, WIZ be ap-
reclarec the ~adTan-aCes n he peace o. which
long hab has rendered MS sometimes insensi-
BE, p which BARROW minded persons, in their
ridiculous pride, despise. L is not only, as
too oEen afN- 20 believe, 10 material in /
.lr=sts hat peace Isl Eecsssary and profitable 4
6 is Necessary o. the mos- cherished and en-
l-hiens5 intercs.s o. tn people Riches and
security are greet -hings = bat 1t is not only
hose that q long peace EusiTntees tous-more
frlitEcauno. fai 10 Sung from its be-
riEn fertility. Even thouEh VAT old not srran-
gle L 1leEe-u che most saiutary NterPnses, Il
would Be FlEcient 70 remember oat liberty
has leVer been benefited BIZ war, to M us
fcr peacato orr coun-T as thc cNndl1on
snd scarce q tie Ueatest BLESSINGS.