New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

gotten they appear formidable only time whom
about 10 bak out hut this prccariOus security France
has sometimes obtained at the pce OF foregoing her position
tr91D IN ne World ~ nc9llesale tha' dlilng n9i ~
yeaf she has found raised against Der the coalition OF tho three
Northern Courts uuiiod by recOecons Of common defeats
ana victories Dy sIlilaf p4ihpna VI Bo1cl,Nl w 81 i
treaties and by sentiments of dsIus toward he ucra ana
ciyEng action Ii examine the future OF transformed
Europe what guarantees does oiei 70 france anu 20 vac
peace Of the worlds The coalition Of tn three Northern
= lfesuou o. aIlanes An tle bl'.e - -.
the pentitude Of their independence 10 the proper deeoh
solidarity the independence OF Germany france
should take umbagc that Proud Of her admirable unity
her Ddestruc;be nationality she ought not oppose OF 10
reject the work o assimilation which has Just been accom-
phed nor to subordinate to Jealous feelings the principles OF
peoples The national sentiment OF Germany being satsned
her is dspaed her enmities disappear 10y I'M
In the South Italy whose long bondage serrud has not eA
tnguished patriotism placed IN possession OF az her elements
of national greatness existence profoundly modihes the
political condition Of Earopc but notwithstanding ehechg
pes her interests draw her to the nation which has shed
is blood 10 assist her ia conquering her independence
The interests Of the Ponhcia Throne assured by INC
Convention the 18th Of September That Convention Will be
loyay executed. Withdrawing his troops from Rome inc
Emperor VIII leave N then pae, a. slaeo ioi Tue security
In the Baltic the Mediterranean are growing up naVes
of the second rank which are favorable the freedom OF the
Austria released from hor German and Italian tendencies
EMPLOYING no Longer her barren rives but
rating them Eastern Europe stu represents power with
IS millions Of souls which no hostility NOT interest separates
By what singular reaction of the past upon the future
should public opinion not the allies but the enemies OIL
France IN those nations enfranchised past which
hostile summoned to life governed BY principles
which and animated by those sentiments oil pro
gress which the peaceful bond OF modern societies
Europe more strongly constituted rendered homo
geneous by precise territorial division Is guarantee Tor
the peace o. the Continent ard neither danger nor an IN
Jury to nation This nation with Algeria VIII shortly
reckon than forty millions OF Inhabitants GERMANY
thirty millions, oil which tWenyine millions arc III 'e
Northern Confederation and eight millions IN the southern
Confederation Austria thiryye millions Italy twenty
millions Spain eighteen millions nat Is tleIe IA TINS us
tribution Of European forces which can dsquet ne
IAN irresistible Poweran 1t be regretted -impe peoph
unite themselves IN great masses by causing the dpr
minor States This tendency arises from desire TO
assure 70 the general lIes's anticj,ation
haps IL may be inspired 10y AnG OF PiollueH
Of dcstinie Of the world Whit nc at popda~ns ~
another century expired contain loO millions o inhabitants
Us a source of and while the contrary ' ap
plqud generous Efforts bhdB Of oppressed 'oe II "a
ture the nations Of Central Europe should not re
main parceled out into so many different
should above the and paty prudccs 81
past age The Emperor does not believe that the greatness Of
one country depends upon the weakening of neghhong
pies and real balance OF power save ia le sashe
wishes Of the nations Of Europe In that he follows ms ancient
convictions and the traditions OF his Napoleon foW
the changes which taking place upon the Europe an
Continent He planted the germs OF nnonaiies in the
causing the disappearance Of 23 independent States
II these considerations wen founded and true the I'm
peror was right accepting the pari OF mediator which has
been devoid Of glory in order 10 put on end to useless and
amentabe boodshcd 10 moderate the victor 10y his friendly N
eryenon modify the consequences of Tcvcses 20 bring
about despite many obstacles the restoration OF pence lie
would the other baud have mistaken h great responsibility
IT, violating promised and proclaimed neutrality be- had
rushed suddenly into an the risks OF great OF those
which revive the hnreds OF races nud N winch ene DR.
tons are engaged Whu really could have been he object Of
such contest voluntarily entered upon VITA fssa ana h,
oessary Italy conquesta territorial aggrandze
en But the Imperial has long since applied rs
principles in respect 10 IN cxron o. teiiol II ung.
necessity uniting The country populations having The
customs the national spirit ~ ourselves and SOUGHT ior
the free Of Savoy aud The cony 81 Nico 20 ths r.
establishment OF o ti0nal frontiers France only desire
territorial aggrd 1enents which VII NOT nicrt Der
herpnt power: but she always risc o moui and pt
cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hy employ ing her influence Tor hc great
jie p 10 cement the unon between on The Powers that
desire at time mantnin the principle % authority
and 20 favor the Of progress The alliance VA HAe from
revolution the prg' ch ias been claimed for ~ g" inn
ing the q freedom ior the people end vii preserve 10
great enlightened States the wsc direction Of the d'ocaie
movement which manifested Itself iiou;i guy fai"'
Nevertheless there n the emotion which has been evoked
in the country silmte selmei wien " y Ilh. 20 ne
kn vledgc and % define The results 81 t isi Nn contain
grave lesson and which has cost Ecing 10 The honor Of
our arms They point the necessity Tor che deie1" 81
terrt0r! Of p.rftc,ihs Witl"i tl! OF Mlai o S4
zatiou Tho nation viii be- wanting 20 ii task which can
be one has jn't pride li nc 'alor o our
armies its s1sccptit weakened by TIC I'eoeeions Of s
military pomps by The md the cot 81 81, hAe m no
tam against al attempts pa ank ana rs m ~, o.u
II short from The elevated point OF ",V ron wli'a ih'
Imperial Coy cilh ,h1 re5 'n' y, '' s'i
appears 10 be cleared o. on nrhAsns lll
able problems which OUGHT hrve been resolved ecauo ihy
they might have been imposed az more nolot uhe pou
they have received their natural solution wiI1ut 100 violent
shocks without ihc dangerous cpoihtl' u NlNliil
passons peace which rpposes upon such bases viii be
durable peace.
10 France In whatever direction she looks she per
ccve nothing which IMPEDE her progress interrupt her
PROSPERITY Preserving friendly relations With al Powers.
directed " policy which has generosity md moderation Tor
its strength Fe ng ~ imposing unity with her OIL
tended i.s h treasure and her credit which frrtilDe
Tlce With f eycord military forces surrounded hence
forth hy iIcpcBdcn, notions she win appear not Jess great
si.e win refnain ices respected
SHh Is tho language which must hold in yorr commu
nicaons IT,. Government which you accredited
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