Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-21
European Aff"irs-LOuIs Napoleon Has
Turned Summerset.
Fron
l the New York Times


PARIS, Friday, Sept. 4, 1868
A most important change has taken place in
European affairs; the Emperor Napoleon has
turned summerset, ami now lies in the dust
at the feet of Prince Gortsclfakotf His posi-
ton OF European dictator is at an end and
hereafter he will have enough to do to take
care Of himself. For the moment he is prac-
tically isolated and poweress to do harm. He
is to-day the laughing stock of European cli-
piomacy. His diplomatic maneuvers have
been exposed, and he stands before the world
III his true character Ut Il crowned conspirator
Ills majesty tried to carry England and
Austria with him into a war with Russia and
Prussia on the Polish question, and hoped by
this war to conquer the Rhenish provinces.
But his allies took alarm, and while ENGLAND
declared boldly she would not 90 to war for
Poland, Austria went TO work to organize the
German confederation against him. About
the same time there came to Paris positive as
surances that Mr. G. M. Clay was maturing
an alliance between the United States and
Russia, which engaged the United States to
attack France IN Mexico, in case of Il Euro
pean war. Then arose before Napoleon's
eyes that bugbear of his family, Coalition
coalition which should embrace as active
enemies, Russia, the German conted-
Grafton, the United States, and as a passive
but not less damaging enemy, Great Britain.
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w" II l" t'itee h'o"t"s' ne saw IT, look alarm,
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ooitec'i"Non' protested That ne never intended
~ 90 ~ war 10! roiahu, washed his hands OF
eile ViiSI' question, ana begged to be friends
"S"i" 'uuSe Vi Tue aSt'hsSH'leht OF G0rts-
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Ennoror "a A,o ~p,aha'o,s; In 'hS Ieller the
had ,,eNI' iu eHpaneu .at Napoleon
,ha ngar ,Hn .ne 1ies 'ial ne rem'ted 10
oe , IA"' 'e o'ie VI uoli'g justice TO Foiahd'
anu ni VliHs ne ueSileu "n UNDERSTANDING between
hi'lSeil anu ALEXANDER ana hlng William, by
which enc schemes OF Austria in the CONSOLE
datioh OF Inc confederation might be checked
ana turned to the disadvantage of Austria.
Now, as KuSsia considers France her natural
ally IN Europe, and as Prussia is anxious
to remain ON good terms with France, for fear