The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

THE ANNEXATION OF SAVOY.
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Interesting Debate In the Brittsh Par-
nameat ON the speech OF Napoleon.
IN the House Of Commons on March Q, Sir Peel said
Before this opportunity passes away have question to
nut 70 tho soyerumsnl and regret much that - the
BE yscoapt al Inc bead OF tho government AMI tho To-
3, sSsT Of ,ssn answer NO. Bai psraas s Casa
seir 81 the puchy OF Lancaster who s,oke tue ohor
s TN .a s,s ny % he
saason Of tsrm-perhaps the Chancellor u tho Exche
euer b The best person 70 handle t. lIaughcr) am
cute sure that the House far from satisfied with the
BY which received 70 night from the noble lord
Tho Foreign Minister, with regard 70 the contemplated
snssssS enc s ,s s% s' Of more ,hs
House when say thatwe have all read with the deep
ct emotion and concern the official announcement 10
that his Asjesty determined 10 spite Of her Msjsstys
govern ment and In SPITE Of the Powers OF Europe to avail
q q the wn ,Ss Do~ Of
would be uniting TO enter now into discussion Of that
question though told that tho short deOqsson
which took place the other night has bad considerable
eject in Paris In fact believe currently reported
there that The Emperor complains openly that after all the
sacrAc.s he has made 70 nsand commercial and pOsi.
Of IN. Mines" floud l.nghser) The question which
have to put refers % diersnos 10 the versions Of the
che Daily Nss differs from the version Of tho Aortng
Post Now The Morning Post b currently reported 70 re-
present not only the opinions Of some o. the members
a her MAjeslyB government, but also the general
bearing OF the policy Of the Tulleres. In the Nmes
and The Daay Nsra the speech runs thus-After
Nerd, qs doas w Ssa psssaes t,rs les passages des
Alpes, ekou de deSotr, sr "a ssrs de NOS oNces,
dersc!as' ks vsy,a~ts syaseaasn 90, his hs,es goes
&c. But in the Morning Post the WORKS ere "Cete
elamatscn" DO. The difference between tie t~o terms
cessaIy lsssys should state to us
what is the proper Interpretation Of the speech Hear
hs.r In l7ss France took Savoy, aad now according
shas which was before hcrs whsrcas tho AoriHg Post
merely says that she is seeking TO obtain possession
which necessary 70 her FOR Tho security OF her frontier
{Hear, hear an glad to zee that the eense Of
the Honse corresponds with the view which have
taken q the subject. think not night nor an hour
ought To be lost in getting an explanation.
(3ear hear) Here you arc handing over the hbcstes
sftheusands Of people they were 50 many slaves
Of the countries themselves. (iear, hear) II
h what done In Poland years ago, aoA hope
SfIssr. hesr) Az sain the other night, the universal
feeling In Savoy Opposed % This enexsucn " France
The people lSo back With pride TO their connection with
be maintained, their natural desire-or al people who
ave In such eKcudea regions essentially republicans
Joined to the free liberal and glorious State q swzer.
land, their Heighbor (Hear, hear Iris important for
what she once hsd in i7g2 and which Europe TOOK from
her IN lo95 whether she submitting 70 Edrope that
the formation Of immense Sae containing 1000 900
male Unnecessary for her "to Obtain possession
properly which Will give her command OF the cersass
Mr.. BmGH1-Be!ore any member of.he government an
svers this que stcn should Ike te put question TO the
honorable Darone. himself and that IT, what Is he pro
poses In this because II merely idhng away
ame-( Oh, )oot oulyfdbng away tisne, but
creating greater complications "a matter OF this nature,
there be policy which tho House and the government
upon II, which the honorable bar0oes
commend We not the Parliament OF France--Ws
not the Parliament OF Savoy are mot the Parliament
nj Envop Vc parl Aruent md
unlss be shown that there any direct and obvious
interest which this country hesn some Of thece foreign
questions which are conssausy brought before us,
what absurd spectacle do offer to Europe
the world with these repeated dscueson@l ("Oh)
n which, the honorabis gentleman has addressed us
this question? Why not only Europe, but England ITSELF
might be on nre and am AFRAID ne honorable osronets
lve and, possible, hotter. Let examine the ques-
ten hssie 1t is no, matter which ought to vie
with passion Perhaps we are all agreed that would be
much better that every body in Europe shoald smsn
content, his position would permit, and that there
he q any Of the ssS3 s.ss b. that Is
moment We know thai government, with the ap.
probation probably OF large majority OF our
ynen corsentpg parties 10 alterations II the boun-
1:res Or several STATES Italy, and is quite possible 70
hh colleagues they bad been these benches, would
have had conseDt TO changes, which, no disturbances
But honorable centem.n seem to suppose that because
things settled In 1916 settlement which was
y unsestlement Of everythingthat therefore, We,
% conservative nation 10 stand by that settlement
and restst any disturbance Of IT. and that after having
been consenpg parties 70 the separation Of Holland from
Belgium, and TO that which Is now going On in Italy. we
are 70 rouse ourselves exhibition Of
behalf Of Savoy and 70 charge the Emperor OF the
French with some grevoas treason 70 europe because no
snd the governing classes Of this country do What s
ths treaty Of Vienna to him but great compact which
eigned the moment the overthrow Dot the degrade
<cs, Of his family. He must regard with pleasure-any
man IN his place must-the crumbling into ruin Of =
lever by any possibility could for long tms have SUB
sisted agree with the honorable gentlemen In re-
GREETING not only that this question mas been raised
fHear, hear) l say that this step will produce no
accession Of power and no advantage to France.
.{csies OF "Ohi') Well, IL France can become more
powerful by the adoion of the scan,y population Of
mountainous region, II is than exactly cslcu-
late or appreciate DO nat believe that Sardinia win be
sensbly weakened changed the transfer takes place
lKIsar, hear) doubt extremely whether any deadvan-
geous cumsances viii arise to the people Of Savoy.
and Sardinia agreed-Iknow not IL they ae-but let
suppose they have determined to apply TO the people
q savoy the principle which the are now
TIE honorable barones the member from Tamworth ar
Snsd on the assumption that the people Of Savoy are
bssful freedom state Of degraaaon and servtude.
CCheers) Well that certainly not very complimentary
~. pleased With sSeis isstsuiioes ss We sxs win
s Ss :oe 20.1s .s Nc have no ss
" enjoy. I DO not p.ssssd . Know more than
The hsnorss,s basonst but have heard from persoos
high authority that the Inhabitants Of Savoy have
ohjeeou to tbo transer bot prefer 70 be annexed 70
France (Ioud cries Of "Ohf'D We may all be sorry
that " co. but VIII tell The House the reason. The
beat sntharxy that have bean aba 70 consult N he
has assuped that TIE annexation OF Savoy 70
France wond gcr double Ne value Of al the handed
property In that country wead mo- eve much for the
atty Of other persons oesdas tho people Of Savoy
could promise them % double sane q all the landed
property Ia ihs kingdom Q'AR0aser And ION, Oh P)
told further that The INTEL ens portion Of the labor
ing clssses Of that province arc vel that the an
nexe&ion would add greatly 70 u value Of labor 10 the
district Iyong not than lve two 70 <hree hours
journey % much. fFsn Chsnb w sne nenusscsure,s
industry, would Instantly sprea.t through ths val
leys q !hst province, and ., am0eaas $1,000; aas,,
which now exists In Savoy. NV don : want
the government 70 give the slightest 70 tn
t.,nalerence do mot want them On eeOsoerh1no, 70