New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21
NEv1 WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST u, 1863
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We are conscious Of having neGected nothing IN
the work Of concilatOn and III endeaVorlng 10 arrVo
Mt understanding IN conformity WIN lhc I.io i
which have long united to the Government oil tue
Emperor Napoleon. take pleasure IN counting on
line same disposition on his part Our task would DC
difficult if France misunderstOod tHe ncoess.'S t
posed upon US by the sentiments OF our nation, ~mch
cling to the traditions and vital interests Vi the
country" .,,sr,,.
IL Nord nnbishcs the following the text OF the dis
match addressed by Prince Gorchakof to NJ de hhor
rim the Russian Charge dAffircs at vienna IN reply
to the dispatch Of Count dc kechpeig roP pa; nv,
Russian proposal Of Conference between kussia rus
sia and Austria in regard to Poland: has
| " Sr PETERspr NO. July lj.-Count dc RechDcrg mas
addressed to the Ambassadors Of his Imperial ana
ROYAL APOSTOLIC Majesty under date 18th July, current
a dispatch which has been published III the 'ici'na
newspapers. The object of this document appears 70 y.
he IN preyent all misunderstanding as 10 the pocs oi
the Cabinet of Vienna in the Polish question: The
Austrian Minister for Foreign fairs will permit us to
throw similar light upon the intentions when dicta'eu
our last Oyerurcs -, ,.-.
II is not without some surprise that we have seen
Count de Rechberg alludc to the possbify OF ienta
reservation ON the part OF the Imperii Spet a -,
view il inspired by the desire of disclaming al dea oi
separate understanding which might De gudg'd col II,
pntiblc with the engagements which the CaDlhst vi
Vienna has contracted and the principe ny W"lch ~
conducted has been regulated, we hasten emplaucaIy
to bear witness that understanding whatever mas
ted between that Cabinet and ourselves on the subject
of these last oycrtnrcs.
| W. have no mystery 10 make Of propositions made
in entire good faith entirely in the spirit and letter ~
the Treaties Of 1915 upon the basis 81 when an ch'
change of ideas hal been agreed npon; ana WHICH, &c
cording conviction contain method OF pa.Inc
so ION Of the question conormnbe to the interests "i
the kingdom of Poland - til t.;
ipferring from the dispatch of the 18th OF June tha
the Count de Rcchberg had anticipated our refusal 70
adhere "A Conference Of the eght Powers ha' sle'u
The General Act of the Congress Of vienna seeing thh
his F.cecncy subornafed to the previous consent Of
Russia the adlc sion Of the Austrian GoScfnnsnt 70
This combination. We had not Inferred IRON thc us
patch any appreciation Of that refusal
We had seen in that sentiment of dignity
which in like the Cabinet Of vienna would nav e
claimed for Itself and bad rendered justice !" az
eauitabe act As to the view 81 what the dlglty VI
! Russia called for that was consideration for our
august sovereign alone; bnt II was evident NV co
binaiion which did comfortable 10 the dlghliy
OF the country ought for that very reason 10 D. co
silcrcd impossible. $50 =.
But Count de Rechbcrg has thought he perceived IN
our proportion of understanding between the three
Courts with the view Of pnttng the situation OF their
Polish possessions To which the stpulafons of the
Treaty Of l-lJ apply In harmony WIN thc cfeum'
stances Of tie moment and the wants Of the age the
idea u establishing between the Kingdom OF PoInd
and Galca ga assimilation which his EAcellency Icvu
diatos. ,.,
whatever That there is a necessary solidarity between
the three ueghhorng Courts and their respective fosh
possessions j. a'tc,od by the historical traditions ana
prccedcnts which have created the order oil thss ac
iualy existing. Facts have more than once demon
sraed how much the situation of each o the provinces
reacts upon the condition Of the others.
Actual events and the active part which the reVo-
luionary clements Of Gahcia take IN the insu "tio IN
the KINGDOM and It's ultimate object urc a. ui0nil
evidence OF IT, The Cabinet Of Austria, EnglnnG. and
France have pre- supposed IT in basing their diplomatic
notion upon the reaction which "a" troubles IN tAe
Kingdom exercise upon tho possessions OF the
neghboring States and thereby upon the tranquility
/ of Europe. -, g.,
We were nctuatcd by the conviction Of this soidar'
ity In proposing an understanding destined Ia bring
a6ou, The necessary harmony between the institutions
which IL would be u question Of introducing III the
Kingdom OF Poland after the pncihcation oil the cou
try and thure which exist Ia TIE Polish posse o'
tho neighboring States II Nas friendly idea con,
rmable 10 the relations Of the two Imperial Courts and
their t1ufuh interests We bound to repgdiae
every different Interpretation.
- 90 the substance OF our propositions We believe
tint appreciated with the cOuciinory spirit which dc
t.iod them ard applied IN good faith they could lead to
"A rational and practical solution which would meet AZ
one. the rights and interests oi the three ncghDorhs
Powers the stipuations of the Ireat.s OF Lilo upon
which rests the general balance Of power the reason
able wishes 81 the Poles and the socitude mantle tcd
by Europe Ia favor Of the tranquility Of those countries
| We can only then regret the different impression
which the instructions addressed by the Count de Rcch
berg 10 the Ambassadors Of Austria az London and
] Paris give US intimation o.
You authorized 70 give his Excellency reading
u tie present dispatch. Receive. sc, -.
GORTsC HAKOFf'