New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

When the nsurrecton broke out in Poland the Govern
ments of Russia and of France the best rcla
tons Since the peace the great European questions
Rad found them in accord and do not hesitate TO de-
clare IL. During the Italian war, as well as ~
the time of the annexation of the provinces "f Nee
and Savoy, the Emperor lent the SINCERE ana
cordial support. That good understanding demanded
! scrupuous care and must have bcleved IN" ronSh
very popular in France not % hesitate 10 coo
mise Of the first alliances of the Continent ana to
raise my voice in favor Of nation rebelous IN the yes
Of Russia but in eyes the heir Of rignt rcr'u
in history and in treaties Nevertheless, the question:
touched the gravest Enropean interests ''' ",n,c
be treated in isolation by France an ""'nar
| to our honor or against our
frontiers, would alone impose on us the duty OF acs
without preliminary concert. 1t became. fherti"i'
necessary, as at the epoch of the events IN the fas ana
in Syria TO 10 an understanding WIN 'hc Iom,a
which had and rights on which 10 p;h
similar 10 our own The Polish insurrection, on wh"n
its endurance imprinted national character.
sympathies everywhere and the object OF h'pio.li"!
To attract TO that cause the greatest Poeso .
Der Of adhesons in order bring TO bear on Kss ~,
whole weight Of the public opinion Oh EhioPc "''
almos. unanimous concurrence of wishes s'eiheu I" "
the most proper means OF inducing conNlctoh III VI,
abipct ri 81 Petersburg Unhappily our dsitcres'"d
counses have been interpreted as an itifniua'"' "u
the steps of England, Austria and France III pa'' ."
checking the struggle, have done nothing put s'', ~
II On both sides are committed eycesscs Which, IN ihc
name of humanity we must equ ly deplorc What
then remains to be- done
Ave- We reduced to the sole alternative Of war or of
silence No, Without rushing 10 arms, ana WITHOUT
remaining silent q means is left to ua That iS to snb
init the Polish cause TO European tribunal kus,ii
has already declared that conference III Wh'h WI ~,
other questions agitating Europe should be deDd'I
would in wise wound her dignity. Let us hoi' "hH
act upon that declaration. Let II serve US o o"xhEW,n
once Tor all the lamentations of dscoId when are i'au
10 burst out on all sides and out of the very disluc, "'
Europe agitaed everywhere by the clements oi uisso
luton let a new Of order and Of peace be bofn'
! Has not the moment come for rcconstruetng on new
bases the cdicc shaken by time and destroyed piocem'M al
by revolutions Is not urgent o recognize d, ne" con
yenions that which Is irrcyocahiy accomplished ana 10
pf haf w
peace Of the world demands The treaties OF s3 nave
ceased To exist The force of events has overthro"h
them OF tends 10 overthrow them Anos' eVeIy H.;
they have been yiolnicd-in Greece, IN BelRluni IN
France in Italy. as upon the Danube. Germany .,
dcavoring 10 change them. England mas generously
modified them by the ccssion OF the loiab isi"nIr ~"
| Pnssia tramples them under foot in Wmsaw. IN IN,
midst OF thctc successive violations OF the fundame
European pact ardent passions have been ercied ana
in ibr south as in the North powerful interests demand
solution What then more legitimate and more sehsl
bic than invite the Powers of Europe to Congress
, auc. would disappear before supreme aTDitih-
ton, What more conformable 60 the ideas OF
the epoch the win Of the greater number than 70
sneak 10 the consccuccs and reason o the statesmen o
cy ery country and ~ them. Have not The pre-
iudcos and rancours which divide us lasted long
onough Shall the Jealous nv aires OF the great fo"eS
increasingly impede the progress OF civlihaonf Arc
We still 10 mninia.n mutual disirust hy etaEgtThl'd
Armamenisi Must our most precious resources ~ IN
definitely exhausted IN a vain display 0, our ioi,,s
Must We eternaly maintan condition oi Things Whlch
i. neither peace with It's security, nor war VIVID us
harpv chaLces Let u 40 longer lend facuuous lh
porance to the subversive spri Of extreme parties ~
opposing ourselves narrow calculations ." the iegl
mate aspirations ~ peoples Let us have ~" courage b
sui,,titu,e for a sckly md precarous condition ~
things situation solid and regular. even shonld u
COS; rs some sacrifices. Let US assemble viihon'
| prcconeeived system without exclusive ambition,
animated alone by the thought Of establishing Az order
Of things founded OT the future on the Hundest"od
iuteress Of soyercigns and peoples This appeal an
happy 10 believe, Will De listened 10 by an refusal
would suggest the existence Of secret pTg,"ci, who.
stunned the light But even shosld The proposal bc h"'
unanimously agreed 20, IL would produce The Immense
advantage ~ having pointed out to Europe where The
danger lies and where the safety Ivoroads are open
the conducts 10 progress by cohcililoh ah pa.
the other later. leads fatally 10 HN rom "
stnacy maintaining path which Is sinking benoaiA
the feet.
"You know now. gentlemen. the Language, which ]
propose 20 hold toward Europe. Approved ty Y'u
sanctioned by the public consent cannot iall 1" u
listened TO- since speak In the name Of France
The speech Of course attracted great attention. ana
| its tone was generally regarded as pacific.
The Paris Prose-. In an article signed by ~ de GrN
din wishes that the appeal OF the Emperor may h' IN
derstood in Europe 10 open al last new era VI peace
The Go:ee de Frame thinks that The speech tends to
the alternative OF congress reoIghnzing ancient hu
ropa, or 10 The Pays nppauds the speech. ana
saws if the Emperor has spoken Of war - - not ns
threat but impress upon sorercgns ana nations 'he
/ uecersitv Of anticipating by recommending peace
Tbs Cor,i,afio1Ed sayi. The whole Of France
will Join IN the magnificent and patriotic language u
/ the Emperor Europe VIII understand That tht npI"al
made hy clear sighted ana AaghSlolt inAi y
proud without wishing - impose Itself upon othcrs.
national without the sprli Of conguesi-tAe r'ehd 81
+ order and u progress
! lie No,,g1 considers tie Emperors speech 20 show
that tie common action u iAe Three Powers j. II nn
eud and also does no, believe that Europe VII Hc'
celt d congress.
/ IL Fyaaee snys. "The Emperor has condemned With
equal hTnnc-s the rashncss which ende oi'a !" osi4}
him away aud the sysicn oi cgoii-n aud decay "hlcA
has oycIiLIown other rtgtme and which his name 10
/ jccis' -,
IN, London TIM, thinks the speech viii tend 10 The
reinsurance Of the European Powers Whether the
Emperor with 10 many schemes ~ hhnd ana wiz ~,
inter before him. when the chief OF thnn cannot be
carried ont desires 10 preserve bis freedom Of action
or whether be really thinks that he VIII 90 best 10"
France and bis fame by maintaining The peace oi
Europe certainly bis tone Is such 40 u lessen th' us
0uiet lately felt Russia H. however warned ihhi, u
he refuses the WAY u peace sle may enter another
which sooner later conducts 10 HaI bat We may ivDh
mon IL as probable that the Emperor really desircs %
avoid a European oOniest II BIZ own position and the
impulse II France VIII allow bin to remain al peace"
Tie Daig Mars says For the Empcrors sakeit may be
hoped that his policy may take better hgure ~ the
speeches Of hs talking ministers, than II does IN NJ
owu--the most bewildcrcd Intellectual AuaBgue lie has
yet det cred.
| IN, Morning Hrold has q leader saying: We are
not paving id,e compliment to France or h"r Emie
ror when We assert that Europe viii breathe more free
ly now that The oracle has spoken.
The Adcerffsey thinks that the speech viii produce
profound and universal feeling Of di.satisnction IN
France and will. II We are no, greatly mistaken give
heavier blow and greater dlrcOuragcncnt ~ imperial
sn than anything that has occurred since the notable
I'd December. lr52
The star Gays there il bu too much truth n the Empe
ror description Of the alteInatyeeither tiis OF war
Europe will act UBwisely indeed II she again declines
TO lsien a Napoleon when he oilers TO initiate
general peace.
Tie lending papers Of the 7 instant ngain recur TO
the gpeech and speculate upon its meaning from vni
ous points of view. The mystery In which The Empe
ror's meaning n shIOuded may be gathered from the
fact that Willie some writer's regard tie speech A. emf
neIty pacific Others look upon as indicative OF war
Ths baily Nes opposes the idea of Engands Joining
Congress and argues that The calling for purely
/ . sigu,I r,r the refuru al uotcnl chaos The Itmts