New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
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WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Nov. 25 1863.
The last European adyices do not contain any
now feature Of interest in relations with foreign
cabinets except perhaps, the renewed assertions Of in
tended neutrality on the part of the French Govern
mont subject upon which the readers of THE TRIBUNE
must by this time be perfectly informed American az
airs have been evidently laid ASIDE for the presen. to
make room for the all engrossing and popular European
Congrss. eides there is hardly any reason for
European poentates to be uneasy. ogitaicd. or con-
c.rned about u.s. or about them. Both IN England
and In France the difficulty has been settled to the
sdytan;Gge aud interests Of the North; the feeling Of
uneasness growing out Of the fear Of Intervention
las been removed the disturbance created BY our civil
war in the manufacturing districts has partially disap
pearcd European operatives have now entered upon
now fields OF labor their distress has been relieved and
peace and plenty have been restored their hearth
stone.
The ground Of complaint which foreign Govern
ments had. at one time against account Of
the war. which deeply affected the working
classes Of Europe. ard even threatened them with
political disturbances has ceased TO exist. Tie sky
is on the other side Of the Atlantic. as bright ard
serene as we may wish. We nigh then. resards
relations abroad live with the assurance that moth
Ing contrary to the policy We pursue viii BE attempted
against us. had not the European Congrcss-conyenod
BY the Emperor Of the French, TO settle European diff
clties-rcvived tho dropping spin, Of The Rebels and
gave rise to certain feeling Of uneasncss among the
Gicnds u the North.
To fully appreciate this, Il Is Necessary, perhaps
that you should be enlightened upon the influences
which Of high standing say will govern the
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seems. is TO call before tha; tribunal all ques
tons which threaten interest the peace aud
prosperity of Europe ard Of The world In the estma
fon OF his friends this Congress In is capacity OF rep
Seseniative Of ell the great national and International
questions. win attempt 10 come TO understanding
upon points Of policy relating 10 the Interests Of al
parties concerned and 10 arrive az settlement Of ell
difficulties either by Of Joint Diplomatic action
or by more energetic remedies.
The Imperial Congress viii not. then. be simply q
meeting Of soyereigns convened with the special AID
only design of unraveing the entanGled skein Of tho
Polish questioned Wrestling from Prussia conc S. ons
calculated 10 pacfy tie Polish people. by granting
them certain rights OF representation ard 81 civil gev
ernmen; such as Hungary enjoys 1t will be a meet
ing az have said In which al the questions interest
.ng Europe and America Will he reviewed ard dis
erssed.
In the greatness and extent 8! The subjects upon
which this Congress is called 10 pronounce. Wen es
Il the fleed importance they attach 10 their icen-
tty with the European system. the Rebels have
placed confidence which they 90 not disguise. TAoy
loudly proclaim tlat tic Eac.fcaon q North America
U.s. in soufo essential 70 the world as tic se,'iemt
OF any other question: they bring SouihcTa statistics
tie support Of tAeT oIiliDnin word, Icy 90 al they
can to concaie the commercial and Industrial interests
Of Europe especially among the GernanE who have suf'
fered perhaps more tLan others from civil strife.
They ere getting up to be introduced before Tie
European Congress petition in which the history Of
tier struggle against tie North. the hoToisin OF ".
Souiherners the Of the South the political
peces.ity Of division Of powers and Of an equilibrium
OF governments in the New World, will be ret forth
with all the force aud eocuence the desperate -epFe-
s,rtstves of a desperate cause master You VIII
-obaby hear o. more in detail before tic opening Of
the Congress Of soveregns which II is supposed. VIII
take place in the month Of January next.
need no. tell you MISUNDERSTANDING English oI-
position and jcalousyt.e Imperial Congress NiA De
held 1t will be held no. much because OF WISH OF
The invited soveTegns account OF tie fears the!
have OF the people who stand behind them ana among
whom the Congress is the embodiment OF ioca' ana
aspirations which they have entertained bnd pion-!
gated for the last half century.
Another class Of people, belonging also 10 'As nc"
continent ere now agitaed by hopes DO less intense
thsu those Of the Rebelshopes which they expect the
Congress will realize IT is the Nexicans and TIE par
,isans Of Prince Maximiiian. They propose to sVai
tbemselves Of Ills fortunate circumstance to place the
integrity Of Mexico beyond any chance Of disturbance
and the crown Of Macmillan upon the SOLID Foundation
OF the consent acknowledgment ard moral support OF
the sovereigns composing the aforesaid Congress III
this way aid without troubling themselves HucA 10
demanding recognition from the dheren, courts o'
Europe they expect secure the advantage OF ooe
five assent IA Which all Europe would at once Iar'ie
pate.
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