The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19
THE CRISIS IN ITALY,
The New Programme Of Napoleon-M. Thoave.
ners Dispatches to England and Sardinia
The Proposed Annexation Of Savoy and Nice
NJ THoUvEHEL TO BARON DE TALLERANp, MINISTER
OF FRANCE AT TURIN,

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OF FRANCE AT TURIN.
PANS, Feb. q, 1880.
MONSIEUR LIZ BARoS- have the honor to send You here
with copy OF the despatch which have addressed to tho
Ambassador OF tho Emperor a. London and in watch
making known to him the opiuou of the government Of
his Majesty on the reply OF the Vienna Cabinet our
proposals. point ont TO him the best line folio we'd
ACCORDING TO my dea to res all responsibilities without
deprivrg any of his legitimate freedom OF action ne
also to get on. OF situation which would shortly become
es dsngcrcas ne II Is confused II left - itself and IA
the chance OF Incidents The moment has, thsp arrived
for every one to speak out, and will give you With
out any reserve the views OF the Enperor
60 TIA, The Turin Cabinet may form its Judgment as
70 now lar may suit y 70 conform hereunio 10 presence
OF such seriousl may say such solemn conjunctures
The double objea which hare never los. sight OF,
and which we ultimately wish 10 attan with the concur,
renee OF SARDINIA, ~ thsso 10 iuage that, the one
hsnd, the results OF the may be Compromised a
Italy ITSELF the other hand obtain that they may n
less future. consolidated by the official
adhesion Of Europe CT 10 other words 70 ,mnl
cations which would give up the Italian Peninsula to an
arohy, and to found durable state OF Thugs by placing
as soon Is possible under the protection Of
Law.
The Cabinet Of Turin assist the accomplishment
OF this task, and the would probably be certain
It IL also free 10 adopt different line but the yeuera in
teress OF France woui not ALLOW the government of ths
Spgtos 70 ,oow 10 ~. and irankness compts US TO say
ment OF his Sandman Majesty has to choose that am
now going IN consider with you
am convinced, N. le Baron that the Turin Cabinet
sbo fsef resolved 10 consider aud every one con
sider the organization which portion Of Italy s called
upon to acop; constituting the origin Of an historical
period without preliminary term fixed for its duration
In the conditions OF order and Of peace the very nature
OF things will overcome many obstacles That this Or
gauxaton should have such character in the opinion of
all men, II Is necessary that should not contain the es
mens OF eventual and probable disorder, either within
is own se or 10 It's external relations TIE government
or the Emperor for its part Is firmly convinced that one
and the same would proiu.e either effect. ami thast
would be Enthusiastically manifest from the day upon
which should undertake . work Of proportion TO s
regular means Of influence and OF action il Sardinia
extends her territory too far the work OF assimilation
would present obstacles which she ought not to overlook
She would in fact, find herself less powerful aod espe
csy lees mistress Of her resolutions she will be drAg9ed
along she viii longer direct aud the impuison which
has made the strength and the success OF Piedmont in
heec latter years will no longer from Turin
" rs not at moment NJ ic Baron, when the destiucs
O the Peninsula are on the Of fnal solution that
The government Of the Emperor would hesitate /, express
nself with trankuess which testnss however 1, tho
lively interest feels in friendly aud allied Court let
u.s. then frankly say that the sentiment which brought
forward In certain parts Of Italy the idea o. annex .on
and which gave ris, to tho expression of tina, wish
well considered attraction towards Sardinia Such
sentiment not checked al the onset could not fail to
All into errors which would be the duty of the rarn
Cabinet TO oppose. Could do for any length OF time
without bong violently reproached for denying aud be-
nayng the cause for which alone agsrandz.d and
aimeoY NO one can say, and what Is likely ID that 1.
would be exposed 70 two eventuaes equally to b. de-
piorcd-war AM revolution
Taking eryihpg into consideration ie Baron with
the hrm intention OF selecting that solution best suited to
the pressing circumstances Of the moment and OF calc
er future, II VIII be admitted that high ,im, 10 co,s
to settlement that may be offered TO Europe with 60 NJ
cbsrce Of being accepted aud which woni conserve q,
sardinia the full exercise Of the rna influence which
he has right TO hold in the Peninsula