The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-01

raj CeSnc MnaHicatng p the replies of tho Euro
Minister Announces that win up the programme
demanded ard COMMUNICATE later 70 the Federal Coun
| HAMBURG, Dec. 10, 1883
u that tnstead Of the abrogaen suspension
Inc November constitution Mr. Hail has proposed 70 Lord
Wodehouse alteration Of the concluding paragraph,
Tho effect that the ing has 20 ds time for The ccnett0
ZION 70 90 into efIect, r.ea. n. 81 q. Y ..f,ass
| NEW FRERCB VIEW OF THE REBELLION.
l toIs TAw~S>e~-~--1>s-..rSsn-o->~ - s4 q a
Reply of AaenOE &c Gasparin, EdoUarc
I Lab0ulaye, Henri Martin, Anguish
Cochin ana Other RriswSss OF AmeStes
| n Fro nee to enc 10y AZ National lie sgus
Of New rYerIA. ,aip-cm val-T II s1-. Z.
6ssy, EsKr--wc wsals have thsskea you much soope
but fos abe prolonged Absence Of Of our number
would Aase been paiaia 70 to have hose tbo coecavt
character Of this reply for the bend,pg Of foul
names proof Of that greft unIty Of sentiment upon
AN that os Justice, which, by GOa
saver assts seF hero bclew, 70 spite Of political
and religious differences. -sy .e.s srgt
we careful TO persopal impor
TANGO Ybe eaeue does not sddsoes ndviduais IT
speaks 10 France who Cbersbos o national tradition,
the friendship Of the United States II speaks TO Euro
pean opinion which will up and declare eeH
clearly as recognizes that she struggle 70 between
Slavery and Liberty. .1@a .tlte7 II 3.
You nave coBfrehopdeo eentiomen, mat Deftner
France Europe has been FREQ from misapprehe07
Light did not 1t arst dawn upon the nature Of The
saiuary but painful crisis through which you IRE pass
ing vas not PLAIN 10 ALL the outset that he work
naugurated by the election Of Mr. Lincoln yielded roth
ing 10 grandeur 70 that which your fathers accomplished
With the AID Of Lafayette and Osdsr the gasnos 81 W. All
mgton. ~ gpu
Europe has had her errors her besiiationsfor which
paging dearly to-day both shores Of the Allan
tic what blood would have been spared 70 you what
Industrial eusring avoided BY u.s. bad European opinion
declared itself with that force which you had the right
hope for There protes. o. the conscience,
before winch necessarily recoiM Moral forces
are lie efsss al! see great forces "a ,,,,
leo and srbapv ss relies upon us would BOT Fave cuR
dared 70 afro0t Ne Indignation Of the civilized world
sort Of favor zen granted u the only ,nsurrection
which has bad n,wncr motive prstext-to ths only
What has bean the merit OF this iosurrectonS By what
charm has concated the sympathy of more than one
enlightened miDdp rRs question hurniating 70 put,
in The nrst place Europe doubted whether slavery YVES
the real Of conflict Strange doubt truth. For
strife the United states Al the time Of the election
MI Buchanan the only slavery. The electoral
South unanimous this her party lenders
her Governor her deliberative assemblies her press
ccnederacy had made haste 70 declare ocay THAI the
mission Of the state was 70 present 70 the admiration
OF mankind society founded on The corner stoDe Of
minds acts Of MY Buchanan and other Presidents
named BY the South wore proof enough Of this truth
The South thinks only Of slavery In her eyes means
right 70 secure to slavery lis iumphs and boundese
But, il is objected that Mr. Lincoln and hin friends
not abolitioniets That s Their programme
went further than 70 stop the extension Of slavery and
Dot in fact everything Who could have forsseen that
the appearance Of such programme. OF proereee
50 unexpected Of attack 80 bold upon The policy
" q he ~ Qto ssl,.
friends OF liberty would not all have FASTENED applaud
Was mot this ne time 70 cheer and strengthen those who
ss ss Ss u r.
champions Of slavery TO rejoice the hearts Of adverse
which hndsred Mr.. Lincoln from adopting at the outset
neither his Gath q once nor the federal ooustso.
counter in the loyal States. The head Of
philosopher in his study. In simple truth, Mr. Lincoln
should be accused neither Of timdity nor Indifference
oo Of slavery the capital and N he pcs Or CO.
ihc principle q compensated emancipation submitted 70
captains Of slAye she treaty with England admitting
the right Of search the establishment Of diplomatic rela
srmDs Of free negroes and q last when the length and
gravity Of tho wrsanctcncd extreme exercise Of the
powers OF N0mmander Cnief the aDeOiute
precision Of slavery ID an the revolsed States.
We gentlemen, abolitioniss: and We declare that
have hoped wished for more steady rapid
and yeeolute progress We have Understood the dicu
ties which surrounded Mr.. Lincoln We have hoDorcd
his scrupcsof conscience with regard 70 the constitution
Of his country which stopped bis path. We have admired
the courageous good sense with which hc moved straight
the instant be could do 30 without danger 70 bis cause
or violation Of The law
wonder rs expressed that slavery is abolished In the
vol,sd States and yet preserved % the loyal states 10
other words, there wonder that he who has 70
obey the constitution should respect H. Lei take
alarm at this There s no danger that the domestic
institution crushed 10 the Carolnaseand Louisiana, will
have stated solemn proposition has been made
all the loyal states already OF the mcet important
Missouri has get the example OF acceptance To 30 thus
uneasy about the maintenance OF slavery 10 the North
south We lcok with suspicion upon this pretended abo
tonsm whoec unfveudy exactiops were Arst put forth
i on the very day inumued 10 America By the dawn Of
| abolition. We frankly say We could never have fore.
seen that the election OF M Lincoln and tho several acts
which We have Just enumerated would DO an sudless
cause OF complaint distrust and unworthy dcuuuce
| ton from 40 many who plume themselves in Flu.
i rope upon their hatred Of slavery
And eipce destroy the North m puotbc opinion u
not enough 70 aecuse q TOO much favor for ssves
she south The struggle was o. two natenalsNs mo
/ South had risen for iudepeRAencel
Ia sAepNodspoe There then suo'ect pvovnoee u
ths ksart f Uncp2 Doubtless theee pscvocse ~
not ke same tights az Eorth2 on course the South
was held this sale Of nferscrity and snblecton b,
numerous federal aarrscss Not ~ all An The States
eslcysa The sans rights, tcch hhe part 10 ssectope
any Aeslton hvsvea u was tbe south, 70 which =
Ssr oi w. saves ssy sdyasssse Ssa been coisysS
IVES by tbe aesah whk had Fyen the majority Of Pvsst
asnie asd shtsf oGeess Yes y she free c0ansSy