New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23
Public Feeling in Frnnce-A Sensational Re-
view Ariicic-The Rcvue de- Dcus uonde-
Demanding n Hectidcniion Of she French


Correspondent q The London Daily News
FioRTycE August - leA
The Reru des dfuf Mondos for the lst of August has
ms, reached u here and NJ Fcrcaies Car0GqRe "a our
.ae ale and wen written usual has produced very
considerable sensation among doubtless VII produce
ecwhere Nobody be reminded tina. the Rsegs rep
resenis all that serious 60 the woid IN ne
French sense) moderate aud most enlightened n cur
thought all equally aware that 4 fo-
oade and s friends q The Ront are JoHd1 ns iegH "e
present aud political condition Of tcir county "
Tie spiil OF the article ~ question lceoraineh no
doubt been ~ part animated By no ty The Emperor ours
Napoleon Tie article, ~ V VIII readily be fu,s' o. Is
almost entirely occupied with m OF tne
and the results which wil -lsr run tn' ~ ~
viii PROFESSIONALLY be most seriousy damaging 70 lm IN
France Putting aside however als su.n p',,,, 49,
have IN II genuine ana unmislaAsapt rue al"
Of what VI FORBADE ldc0usy Calls 70 pdiroi'sfe t.Afi"
patriotism as understood IN France Ana frrheh
ntro as we l,arn from article. II did not Gov 1t
before has not rcachcdWc mny say d to De fed ~
et m Which il i discovered that tie happiness power ard
nosrerity Of one nation not necessarily OF pfohaUy ilco
FoTcaae Il Of course fir 100 enlightened @.g 70 be
Ignorant that Ibis tic modern docne Of the philosopher
socioogs,s and politicians Of tho most advanced taions
ADdhe docs homage 70 the virtue W,ich he ih . Po
tice preach 10 his counrymca Nothing re NTl- can
be lnfher from sentiments our ideas than 20 lees
h,fed insured jealousy q other nations 20 regard "a envy
their progress their successe their 1rs ana niu'
movements sub dhae egotistcI view ~ fisuch i1
terest But homage h bat ser,ice oi the YeiJ sh
lowest Kind Having made TINS nue. protest IA W'I 81 we
modcrp uoous OF moral decency TIE writer proceeds al once
TO ge nd Of every restriction ani every coAsdeIa NheA
He mat the aggrandlemeot u Prussia = neither
inst nor natural" All the tiftuous seniments therefore
Ncyerthele.s FORBADE decidedly adm nay abund
any aud forth that the unincSton OF 6trnln
mower and interests deprecies and fr the
ton which he calls France 10 struggle with eginina
na,mount to every other consideration of internal prosper
desirable and expedlent for Germans. The article won
derf1lIy candid frink and outspoken:
should long resist h solicitation Of then conoIi interest," w Ia
ambition q bvionsns 70 one q he graf S'i-' o. huoP
s'racon which, ia %" poici ~ ne moral
world eTerci.e The maef onrs around tn Can
any os- b~-ve great Parliament es ~ilbou, The
s,. Of tho sog becoming iniorlin, Of exclusion o - nat The
without .oih de Main ie.i'ins q associate
OF course everybody the truth Of II i'm
possible b doubt what w be he wishes ue tesh"te in
enlightened wishes OF the German nation on we sncc M
FORBADE does pretend 1 instant despite bis disclaimer
OF an esO,ca Of French Interests 10 deny 10 doubt
that unity and consolidation VIII pc Tor tle happiness
OF the German people Nevertheless he says TINT Is 70
prevent tbe possible OF ms is' s s 'ne
IGNITION Of policy benceiorward must 20 directed ANA
there says 81 FORBADE two means 10 THIS enda ana both
These are the in crease oflour military resources and
the Development Of liberal spirit "a our interior policy II Is
1}bo tales are not those OF FORBADE unhlppy
longer possible for those ednctDns IN the
% ~ .oeb NOTABLE economies 10 the profit Of the budgets
agriculture and industry" writer thea describes the mil
Ssch mil ttry power may well furnish mtttes
sderation We cannot allow any doubt % arise as TO the
by Others be- the first army Europe TWAS siii BY con
tent 10 the Chamber during the last session that with
our organization and annual conse ptOn Of
OnOD1 which H. however 30 exhaustng our lsposab'
army ed Of 600 90 Are these figures sufficient u
not Us on level with power Of prussat II seems much
10 DE- doubted. by means Of the system Of hei ihdWehfs
The Prnssisns can have effective force IN activity IN
fsrior and be al the tine ready 70 place
need force superior TO that otfilcc since u
l. not permissible 10 dream Of carrying the annual y Of con
scripts there seems good re1son 10
whether for the national security would not
counsel remodel military Institutions By borrowing
| nicliigenty from The Prussin system
FORBADE has previously spokea with perfect Intelligence
aad accuracy the moral well As paysea Of the
OF the Iruhs 40 army Al4 tle fDusd
erston Of these ought have convinced him. seems 10
" hopelessnes Of accomplishing any similar results
u France This however SUBJECT which wUuii require
and well worth fr NOSE heightened eKamuiaon than
more 70 see What are the necessities which
compel French patriotism 20 a1indon oil te Aopso internal
progress which hang on diminished etp'aIiue y announce
-.9s1 ,r,- u,Ver which already amounts a. Do %
dou tla- we was liked ly AdaIa Saith tho extent 10
which nation could g. u tls respect With safety. Here are
ririal. 70 pi-,r. go o, ','. q. j. n, OF i.
le-. rst le-aa ia lta GA O. t.ld.l ls 'le name
...ef OF. r '' tt-il.t N.L = n NJ
-.rn 70. ..',. zoo. ~ b. -,.s..... I'D ,
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90 word. % Ffa. kss teen quoted H l-nsa 90 i ea-. t
F.rsi- csa,al he ,hls .DeraolYl tlr only 80 Oh which
o. -sn..s. az sf. ,l, u . n .,,.i' i,' W.
tie n,or constitution OF, Frt tls t il impossible q, French
1hs WIZ Germany cannot be allowed 10 follow the patti
Of her progress aud ameo!lou ild ELy france i t. sae
flee her on hopes ater mproy emsEt and wig Europe
j. be sildlcd with enormous standing armies prrdHeH
Truly NJ FORBADE eso1ndngy candid There u no hut
II vii be observed or fear Of danger France
expectation OF aggression against her Bot she
Il to be prevented ron exercising her ''e1pnpsye force
acfing others Itay exist without being
suGOcaed by Alps Spain despite Of the PyreLees aud
90 her natural tonsiituroB to b. led he cc9ient
with her that every o0nsdelntI i.c wei1ne e the
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