Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-28
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CONGRESS-.
ssrvssssMdssss befness Her Britzzais Msjsty's
aeUsrzzs zs sHS fkst u the EzPdsOy Of tie
FrsEsh.
ERsH xAPoLsoH TO VIcToR
NABAM, NY sIgTER: In face Of the evsass
which daily arisa and press themselves on atsal-
tor, I deen II Indispensable to impsTt my whole
thought to ths ssVsrsigss to whe1 the GestiHF
Of nsticna is ecnEdsd Ga all occasions Whsu
great eOnyulsisns have shaken the foundations
aad deraEged the limits Of states, solemn csrz-
pscss have followed to reduce to order the new
81 nests, and to recognise, while revising them,
the changes that have besa effsstea. SRsk was
he object sf the treaty Of Wsstphslis In tAe
Esvskiesnth cenfzRy, end OF the zegsisssens OF
Yiesza In 1915 Il is on shis last foundation
that the political edi9ce of Europe now rests;
asa nzverthelsss, your IMsjesty IS not iguo.ant,
IL il gambling 70 pieces en- al sides. If one
oonsidsrs attsnsively the titustiens Of the differ
ent eeHntEies, il IS impossible let 10 admit thss
on ElEosst al poiRts tae treaties Of FisnEs are
destroyed, Hosiiea. disrsgaraed ca rss=sc
Hetee there are duties Nitbcus rights, rizbs
without title, prstensiozs wisksRt IestrRipts-s
Peril the more i0rnidshls, eiEss its isprove-I
aenis produced By eivilzsaSa, Shieh has
united peoples tsgetksr By an identity Of nate
rial ~iRierests. weuld reader war still more de-
etraehvo. This il a matter fcr ssrieaE IeHsetier. |
Lat as not delay sskinea decision znill saasen |
and irresistible eveats aistarb car iu1gmsut
aad draw us, il spite sf ourselves, in opposite |
directieRs. insw, therefore, propose 70 yoar
Msjesty TO regulate she pfesen and to seca-s
tie future By nsetns OF . congress. Summsaed
TO sae throne By PrsYiseuee and tRe will Of the
Frsach people, bat brought ~ in the school Of
adverEity, IL is, perhsps, iess sllowsbls for ne
than for ssLsrs to ignore the rights Of ssvsyeiges
sad tbs legitimate aspirations efps1plss. Ibas,
I IA ready, witsgHs gay pEsconeelVed systsal, %
brig to an International eouRcil a Spirit sf nod |
erssiea and Justice, tie ordinary portiAR of
tAese Who have undsgoEs So Many diasreHtl
trials. If j take the initiative in saeh an ever
tHEs l DO not yisld to sH impulse Of vsni,y, but
because j ana The sovereign 10 whsA Smtibeas
RreioetS have mostly seer attribssed- have Is
st heart to prove, ~ this frank sud lcyal ever
tare, thst NY ssls ssjset is tt arrive, without
~esnY1lsien, at tbs sscifestIon 81 B1rops. III
this rrcposAl be ssresa to, I bag YGsr Majesty
10 accept Paris a. the place Of zsstirE. Ii the |
priEesB, allies and friends Of Erskss, shoald
tkssk Is to enhance, by thsiz presence, tbs au-
thsrity Of the 9alihsCatisn, i shall be prCud 20
efsg them ssrsial Hospitality. Europe vii,
perhaps, ace scme ~aavsRtsgs ia the capital
where's Tie signal Of eonfazicn has 50 often
arisen bsscniRg She ssat Of conference destined
toiay the basic Of q central pseiEeaicn. ~
take this opportunity sf Teaswing to you the
assurance Of the high esteez sad inviesable
friendship with Hhish Ian,
Madam, NY sister, i
Ysur Msiessy's COED brother,
EAPokzeK.
RARIs, Esvemher 4, 1863.
FEsA xARL RrsLxLL 10 a CowLKT.
FeRzIaz oFFIcE, November II.
NE LeRB; Her MsIessy ths Qnssn having
bsan YlakEs& 10 refer ts her confidential servants
. letter Of the Empareg Kspslseas addressed bl
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