New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-11

M The bohgerents for candid statement of the facts which
led to tue present var Inc are ro.pey on the subject
and be will be able to show, FAR oetter tnnu 49,
how came 10 pass that leO6 several Powers eoug!us
;r fs II NOT 10 destroy least 20 diminish The extent
and ufneace of the Austrian Empire Ihst ths u ne uesH
a. The Allied Powers and those who favor them no nprei
,tseryor can doubt But 1t Is not design WbIen We
erpcc 20 embedded IN State papers. lha wouu D'
tc ambition Of Prussia bg means tnng OF yesterday inc
ee Il Italy 20 deliver Nenetia and toe support Nhe uon
~ Sanocon has ayowel with regard e. the Encouragement
touudsres Of Eutopoan States. It's idle 10 yen Vs. az
Count Bsmark does that be roes TO war because .ao
i,ted rain proposition To- the Federal Diet Ihe irus'
san TX tie mark when ne say liLt
fused a. be as and persisted 10 bcins N.sis &
Ar.frn rcf yey uorcTy say TIE same thlhg OF IFAss~
lr.eed Austria might describe PRUSSIA LS an i nt.
rrcs,iye riyali siace Austria on al slies u,
vfet Sic ross,sfe. The Tho part % Frussn anu
Itay Us var obtain something they have nor so "-n 90
tlc part 81 Aust-1 cud Ter bGckeI. 70 prevent ,
n design Wien the King Of Prussia u made 20 say '"l
tie object ~ iho - the humiliation oi rissii "e -
aray desre tho defeat enemy L. some sense
that Prussia 90 declaring Tor GeI-an unl ana Ios
"a nm n ga lcf rewf has cauddly ayowed Bee aims blt
oay as It wee by the way. The ght Of the Prnssim
t,tue,n Pr-ssla and Austria the latter Power IL re
sroase for ne war SeaFses eo9lv 10 WV TT 10
d.turb an Of things, and rot the Power when
stands existing state Of thlags - clearly Ieslonse i
war and t !. y &c a25T I9 NJ. o. - rafv
- execution OF the Of the distuFbcF Those plans nay
~ etd wise tai viii assert that great stirs OF
a 40 10 surrender discretion siapy because sneh plan.
e ropount.i ana backed by threats OF war lie seeds 81
te ;egan conflict are said to have been in isj 1t
would be reasonable TO say tley, were
sown more than hundred years ago. In one
sense this war Is due 10 remote and permanent
Of 9uard between the House OF hnpsoarg sld he
House Hoferzocrn. but what tley are debating H. tolr
state the present causes OF quarrel and We say aa
these cases have been LET ~ mooa ~ t1e aLei ol c
when therefore Count Bsmark refers the fa'a eTss to
what he calls TIE uueTpecied and unjust aTmaLefts 81 Aus
a be missaiiuc fact; and II the responsibility Of war
j. 10 reoo those whose hostile practices broneAt
alopt then il VIII recon on Prussia. Tie Itslan
nuff.s
G hat I,ay Ia, always had night TO regard
The retention OF Veuetia and the nonTecogniiion q cor
Emanuel a. of war whenever she thought ~ TO aeee
them and TO support Claims ~ long the It con
nne themselves to statement OF those grounds Of they
But absurd LAY that The initiative
taken by Austria IN srmnments and her rejection Of toe
pacific propositions Il the neutral proved hor hostile
designs unlst IL be regarded as hostile desgn 70 act ~
sfdeense The justice OF this remark shown by tbe ank
admission Of King Victor Emanuel that for years be
has been oly awaiting favorable OPPORTUNITY 20
accomplish the Independence OF |eneta. bnt even
King Victor tells that Austria suddenly Itc4IoFcllg
her troops upon ms ioai''i, hlu pl1o,s ~ &
sai threatening attitude has come 10 disturb We pe.AV A
of the reorganization Of the Kingdom ana tells Us tbs wien
be must Austria reinforced her troops wien she
Ialr with the pn Obj of benehng themselves at her
tense Both Italy Prussia take credit for accepting The
proposal TO take part 10 Conference Bnt i eIeuI Is dle
To- them seeing both knew that they were quite se m
where powerful friend would support their views
and claims We vel understand that russia unGer tue
Necessity drinking together every reason ana every
crabe pGetcxt Justify the policy Of proyocaon
disturbance she las adopted Bot iT stood ID need 81
She has special and sufficient grounds
lighting Austria Tor OF
noble cause deos seek the aggraBdzement OF
family IL dynasty she wishes 10 found. but nation
does draw the sword TO eDsaye provinces she goes
forth 10 deliver And having such banner TO uphold
we egTet her statesmen have thought 1T 10 0doit
the frussian devices " Misrepresentation, devices
which can deceive no one When the Of
Charles Albert tells that be enters the camp 10
accomplish made at the tomb Of his highminded
father and desires 20 become the soldier OF
Italian pendence" feel that lie Is speaking IKE Re
when he Is made to initiate Count Bismark
and accuse his ry feel that what he rays is
unworthy his aud his country The plain fact H. that
fAren of
that Prussia reign her stead and that Italy 10
war with Austria order 10 beatc province first added
10 Austria suit the temporary eAgeneles o
Gen Bonaparte and restored 10 her In e5 by the Congress
OF Vienna Prussia md Italy the offensive and Aus
tra Is on the defensive agd thing at stake the existence
Of the Empire us the greatest power IN Central
Europe.