New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
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Notwithstanding what has been said in En-
rlaad AID In Germany u the impraciicahiy of Eu'
forean Congress the discussion which that proposal
has provoked and the examination Of the Consequences
likely 10 grow out OF Il have IN way injured is proc
poets There hardly any doubt today TIA, the measure
s immensely popular among ,Ac masses and huds oppo
ucrt- only among tie conservative and privileged
cia.c. society always afraid Of change however
hcIclcii % may b. .oT the people AZ large. BIT these
classes and particularly tA' ars,ocracy ~ England
VIII OH tAc necessity OF yielding 10 the popular current.
Nou mas already Indication of il IN tho reply OF
The English Government 20 Louis Nipoleons hitter.
This rpy b. not protest against the p.incp set forth
300 CD, letter. bat simply explanation II TIE measure
and form in which the rr.acp.' is TO De- applied. Il is
Not refusal huI conditional aoccp,aiion As such.
It may even Do looked upon triumph Tor the French
Government.
This explanation vii De given. understand. in sach
WY as t. facilitate greatly The unconditional assent
81 England 10 the European Congress. King Leopold.
tie experienced and sngncous monarch of Belgium.
A.s been empowered b! Louis Napoleon 10 draw up the
points % bc debated IN d. aud 20 his influence.
great ns you know. upon England IN order TO coaoiA.
ate differences should there be- any in the way. Ia
word a. nct m IN arhlter lctwccn France the pro.
motcr Of this movement and the other nations whose
consent is required &, make Il successful he choice
could be- better; the old king &. the creature of
revolution and understands perfectly the Revolutionary
ideas Of the age Ils popularity well rs his wisdom.
guaranty of the success OF the task he has IN
dertaken
The ~ England once known viii carry with it
the assent of Austria and Prussia for the that
those tao nations the exposed in Europe. Russia
excepted. not In condition 20 reject proposition
which may Dee looked upon guaranty ofhc integrity
OF their kingdom. means Of compensation FOR the
losses they may incur in the rcmodcng Of the map Of
Europe. You may then b. certain that when England
shall signif, her assent France the whole of Ger
many. with which she is now comforting. will follow her
example. Asto the second and third States of the
German Confederncy. they secretly some of them
opcnlyn favor oihc French scheme The sovcrcignS Of
those States know that they have nothing 10 lose aud
rything 90 gain Ia a meeting in which the humble
and the weak will be- the equal of the proud and of the
great. They have still before their eyes the example
of that great statesman Cayour who in the Congress
Of pal, Of lej6 then the representative Of the very
small kingdom II sardinia did 50 much by his taich''
and udrotnoss that he attracted the attention ct 'u'
august assembly there convened. AMI nctnaf SCI gov"
tie foundation IN that very Congress II th'l m'th
cent work which HOW bears The name or The h com o.
Italy.
,,n,p, m, Influences now at work ~ put in end "a
the lrr,soultous ol Epglagd aad .. Germany IS u.