Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
NGWs From Europe.
TiEc Failure Of tiae EurOpr an Conference
and the .ltitude Of Ernncr


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@ IL : Vss'.la 70 e%Pinln gy cllculAF 10
GoF @n"iaatic agents abroad the ideas which my
#9yernnen5 nror.se9 to submit to the councils Of
m presence Of the events in preparation. This com
muneation will show our policy in it true light. IF
you h9owy, was to have beon explicit; you were to
i4oa Of terFi'or:a! acknowledgement, 50 long as tho
H4r"Peah tiNiaoTluul should not be broken.
frontiers in ease Of the MAJ Of Europe being modified
tor the ezclu:iye benefit of great power and also
E,Htq., iteey expressed, to be annexed to France.
itAclii;: Slcn thlnk 1t more worthy
81 our c2uhLfy TO prefer to aequlstoEs OF territory
1 ..c Sst-Ee o.! lElNE on good terms WITH
uur ntF'EHpoFs "hue fe'HecunS their Independence
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in ,,,, t. t 'Ilel'.' ' anH n'Eliie ohly
W Nc" iuS lhiht'halte "i peace, l made An appeal
~ ~ 1'usS, in Eng ara 10 a."Tg words OF c2ncliiaI
bcty5cr ~ - = ~ ~ ''UI t,L';2ii4nst
u w T. ~ ''' io"sia VII YET remain IL ltsei[
bar @ iGT Lo sGSg sIit G' @ @EMroRG & nlay proved
e@nA3e the dGg$o4 I IN TIC conference to peqans
G - IN III itgi " ~ ~. I,e liese guesllo's; %
,'icS t'Ij 24 AL"nhg piF. sHlphe4 o. tne o.
NV lr!' "n!gh tGvtftd men, ant takinG lnt'
irSs5 srn- aad Sdf%seTs9n peds the legitimate desires osovs
IN, y sIu 80, io"i''IS =,
ahG PTeseno conflict mas three causos-the geo
- ~ :, -.',,I'L VI russia pe'A@ lutAhed; the
stnfioD more TSaiigatdnE i ~ a I"li!Ial recon
tbe ,ccestI, , ~ IL; sU''ti.'l GeSsllies'
III ior .l'$ 10 assure IIs national n4eHc!-
1lo IL ~ ~ lowers GHuid hoL dpslTe TO NIX
!fie5 Nei6FtueieSs the courts which participated
ton bad the right to examine whether the ch sngls
raiie inr were not Of nature TO COInlr0iliss the
esHbl.Snea order Of Europe. As FIR rs concerns our
selves, We should have desired for the secondary
NtAtes OF the o01lnG2ratiln more intim 70 u'ion:
Il more powerful oreaUiZltiHu: . moro Important
pant 20 play; .DT Prussia, more ho1no.oncily and
strength in the North: for Austria toe 1naintenanc5
RI her great position 10 Germany. &c should. more
over. have been glad to SEQ tuslrq cede Venice to
Italy t0vu1 equitable roupe1sation; for since in
concert with FIus~a, anG making no account Of tho
name OF German pnii5nIiv i g,neorci In me, ,st
hat she should recognize The same rineirIs in INV
by completing Tho indrnondenSe Of the penj1snI,
such The ideas which in the interest Of tHa
TcNo-e O! Europe We should have npigayOred to ad-
vance. To-day it is 10 be feared that tEa fate pf
aryls cen alone Arcil, tLo uesfigrs In flo face Of
these cycutuagirs what Is the oitirudc Of FrarreP
Should we manifest gur Jisplaasure bccnrso Ger.
mary f9ds tho treaties oSlSi5 imnoept to satisfy her
national teadcr"i"s and maintain her tranquility?
In tho war T,E;c Is on Tho u0int IF Eroo ir ant Ne
have but two interests, the maintcnance Of the work
o which nc have contributed in Ital,
'Eu4 Ig ot thn mn, al rrco g ,-orro -, gioio,+ e.
the protection of threr two i1tarests2 n iii she ho
~ licei 10 draw The sagpT! 10 make her yoir. heard
think not r. ot,yithsfanIinr n1r eForiS tbo
hopes Of peace be- not realized We have M least thu
insurance from The DECLARATIONS rrlIa by The C,Tts
Engaged in The c5ucr that ygh=tavcr be the results
.tthe war. none ortho que lions in which 90 arc in