New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

entirely The description hess Ju than brilliant
yren By TIE Honorable member for S;rod Of the posoof
ihe three parties 20 tbs struggle az lhey were likely 70
emerge pom me contest sss st a at o. s s SC %a
dear 70 the people 81 EngiGnd lCneett.J he
counsel and constitute himself their, organ he was
convinced they would not forgive and they would not
great question path in which the influence Of England
had been C1eTcsd fr The promotion Of pny and ndepen
Tent Of muere power added % tie eusrantce Of European
order What bad been The condition Of Germany during the
Strength lad been the wclss Europe; and The .i%e had
been when oH were added 70 the pSsy estimates %
And Geany in sech condition that abe should be de-
pendent her security upon Fngland Why the Germans
in Europe sGrey Germany ought 70 have been
Of me constant aeges aSd Ss constant yses
Powers neither Of whom had their high station been Gene
fer Of her Just Ofuence Europe Now j was NOT for
them to 10 wh3s way sSs ss' were to deter
that s he could say that be believed state
eontssdpS m Bse@soy one only yelled tb> influence q
SeT@SSv would is beaefSiui to both wen
irieDd s G. goTyoi} cang upon the Government 10 use its
Oen I The Of ns .at state
Of things was beneficial has been the position
In Immediate doninons former which has
combine under head no doubt her chances
believed q false position IA Germany and IN Italy But
the policy bad OF late been eAlefy external
1859 he'd constituted the main purpose OF Austria
,et o Of iess Questions which must be set
sied IN order to bind Germany 10 one bar
o .n as % Now oa % s S,o wRS the
Austrans were never able 70 eey were one with
The Austrian armies ia point Of feeling had never
been the smallest approximation Had hrs honorable friend
read lie address OF the Arehduke the Commander OF the
Austrian army ds retirement the other day from Yene
fr Austria in Italy WHO did the ATcIdahe oddrcssi lie
addressed ne people Of The Tyro and the garrison Of the
TIA Had b.. honorable fissi the monument Marshal
Rdei1y Had he seen the PiSses IeSosed On taa n9Dn
that look Ike ne Sopsod lSn o. an smprel lie FAMILY
ASKED them IT, view the position Of Austria ~ Italy
The loss Of o2mn.ons was not pleasant to any one
fom American colonies lie deeply regretted the great
Of Austria in endeayorng " introduce hetitiOns issue
by making tie ceson Of Veneta 70 France transaction be
believed wiiboa: parallel or precedent He regretted H. not
but because 1t 10 the Of Austria
60 have laid the Oundaton Of most solid friendship with
Italy by direct transfer a Venetia Nor eond he assume
that the struggle Prussia would proceed in
The buceaneerng spirit which his Honorable friend supposed
at end 70 eons Ste seh relations between Prussia and the
minor States would 90 Justice 10 the segoyepg rights
Of those minor States But sppPosinE Yeneta dd cease
TO DO part Ct tho Austrian do@,nons would The posi-
population She would have under her sway some
30e000o 40CoO Ct people ste would still be IN posses
ia possession Of ese ana she wOuli have her people
bring together sud hs influence Of good and I'd
vanoed institutions heer She bad before her hopeful
and noble sk and crc was Eothng 70 prevent Der col
40 event within the possibility. might actually
ind n al the oursims q her beriy was blessing
nsrt neS IN tie war nj h hereafter be stronger and
happier might've in closer harmony together than they
all desire ana whether much lite in their power they
should do nothing TO IA Pede or PREY eni ~ l9hseIAJ
entto go into general and detailed Of me po
cause that situation was ehafgSs IS' msi rom % I 70
week but from DAY 70 say lie wSsn e nn
60 him. The hrst pat By the honorable member rom wick
who wanted guarantee that Intervention would take
MIA nv
that foreign policy intended TO be one OF nonnier
red into war without intention lie supposed that when
abe honorable member spoke OF Intervention, De
Of such nature would ultimately lead to the employment Of
physical force for the puose OF oaang eerso ends AZ
TINT he ord stanley could say in reply to this was tta
# the speech delivered by LORD Derby In another place.
pressed upon the subeot TIE unanimous feeling both
In ang oat fsIlsnsh wv wg ~ a!H Ss ;sts5
together did constitute guarantee that the policy OF the
present Government weud be peaceful he unable
ysysd lcheeTs from the Ministerial sde Then question
ofnieIyentio9 Of different 10 me
necessarily be e 70 the discretion Of the Executive
sTstem Of giving advice to foreign powers Cheers and
Is1ehter That system had OF late years been largely
cheers and SusheT Still there was truth in the pro
verbal slying hat the onoote.s sometimes say more Of
neutral power which weknOwn had interest Of
its own to serve and desired nothing pS S Ss a9,eS
Of which would otherwise spread widely and dses
the House ana country
tie British Government as regarded ne In
opean question stood free and unpedged 70 any policy what
The sole Diplomatic action which had been iasGh ives
supporting general term the the French
Tor Temporary suspension OF hosties-a proceed
ing that was simply dictated by hsmany and common sense
Cbeers though the Government had supported that
they themselves terms conditions
whatsoever The honorable MEMBER iOr WICK bhu
further whether the French Emperor contemplate an
armed II as not for other Gov
did believe the Emperor Of the French mad
chs slsntes intention Of taking snsh step hsar: nesI
took the matter up and that row rested with that
Government The French might or nght not ask tse Eo
1iish Government the work OF medistioni So ne
d not think would be for them TO Join In any such media
ton until they knew distinctly what the terms proposed by
hanoyshe gepteman was whether British Government
expressed disposition 10 couieT FHp the 1oNelhDobto
France IN recommending ASstI p !" a IT,. ~ th cs
sion Of yspetis and by her ceasing . member o. ne
ermanic Confederation As 70 that Venets was as pc M
dsr,tooa csded Austria concerned Wheher
py question that cesson having been ecso
Ante or conditional be did Snow STILL he apprenenoed
soald be that Venetia pass from Austria venetia
was conquered in Germany AID Whatever mgnt De ,ne
Ods Of the transfer be did NOT shnE any nda ysnss
would b3ong Italy Then with regard % tee QUESTION
whether tie Government had recommended Austria 70
terminate ceasng De member OF the herman
Confederation Upon that point he must remind the fght
hon geuuemen that proposed 30 FAR as ne was
case 10 b. member Of the German Confederation No doubt
various hsd been discussed oeween he
two bat the question were narrowed 70 .st
ssue could obtain by cecing 'eneta
and cessing 10 member OF the German Conederaioni
tat woala be question which the Government wonid
Ssow tsst The granting conditions by Austria
Woud OF and until they knew aeeo
eepsd b. enc or other tsgereHt parties 1t would
be premsa for them 10 express au opinion On eh 40
Wth rsssrd to the general policy this country he had
only ssmsrk TO make he thought there never was
gree. z.psYeaSS ra L., ooeesrnsa uIssr hear The