New-York tribune., 1867-04-01
FRANCE,
SPEECHES NJ f6uHER, THEIRS, JULES fAvRr, ANr



OTHERS.
In the Corps Legislatf, March 49, NJ. Rouher, Min
lister Of State replied eloquenty TO the speech Of NJ
Theirs on foreign affairs He claimed that the war In
Italy was a part Of the permanent policy Of France.
namely TO weaken Austria In that country. lie justified
when The Emperor pointed out to England that to main
tam the treaty securing scheswg Holsein 10 Denmark
shrank the contest He declared that the Emperor
had done all In his power to prevent the conflict between
Of the battle OF Sadowa had caused great agony OF
mind to the French t III ana nat seemed
sort TO sulen inactivity He affirmed that media
pn n G nd si
he the partial realization OF unity OF Germany.
must be no D hesitation and no Compromise. If It be
thought that France has lost single centmere OF her
rights We must draw the sword. prefer the solemn
storm OF TO morbid disquetude, In which our
strength and prosperity would be gradually extin-
ton than before the Prussan war; since the old German
Confederation could with Austria population OF
men against France. but the new Confederation
II entirely united. He refuted the assertion OF
that Prussia threatens the equilibrium OF Europe France
and England win make her comprehend that the day OF
ambitious foes past He did not believe that Prs-
ss entertaned the porons design Of advancing to Con
for Ss se v the
Western Powers having % the same Interests The same
tons France with other powers were of the most
friendly ehsracter and that no danger threate9sd her
| not revive under tho sceptrc of Napoleon.
M Jules Feyre begun his reply to d. Rouher BY saying
French dispatches BY the last speech from the throne aud
finally by bis own admissions That although Germany
sse as oash q hs
Holsten difficulty led TO explosion entirely the
fault Of the Emperor not the result OF his plotting He
tai war against Prussia, while be wen knew that this
bned naval demonstration OF England and France sup.
ported oy Russia nsiacerey pretending thar i would
Object Of the Emperor in this was TO retaats upon En
gland for not having come into the he had
RSpsd to Snsrss II. .sy Said . SPEECH
the Emperor Napoleon at AuIeIIc sigHlfed summons
70 e.. sS oss
position In Germany openly violated and to permit
this violation OF cur programme was policy unworthy
The Of the present situation Of affairs q the
tincon o tho legislative body by tbs power OF man.
f sts We ought 70 rspSse idea Of s snnsnson al
but would ssk II the annexation OF Belgium Luxen
r"n,sp "a Casssnse S.D % dsSp9eS ,ns.ob Nm
which he said: eve must threaten no Power but be
armed and await the course We wsh for peace
upon as' M Thors tSon called the attention * the
House to the present state OF political affairs in Europe
First policy OF insinuaton which would make Europe
believe that when we speak Of great aggomeratons
should wish the Government TO rsnquish should ike
see the % lemstSn Of great cHn;srvatye party In En-
10y Of confdence in our ruler Thirdly olicy q watch
funess. which would not necessarily complete
our bs DscS but St
conservative abroad, and liberal at home" e.F -l
~ Rouher replied to these new arguments OF NJ
impede abroad the principle OF the sovereignty Of the
people which holds at home Universal suffrage sane
on Dec q" M Thers dHterrupting Mr. Rouher5, let
Us forget" loud interruptions and ueat ernitsmsns