The New York herald., 1867-04-19
French Opinion Of Count Bismarck's Argu
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[Trom Galagnans Messenger, April s.
An exceedingly optimst article which the Coasisuton-
mel published yesterday tho language OF Count Bis
marck discussing tho Luxomburg question, Is very
Tboy accuse the wrer Of desire 70 hoodwnk the pub
lie by representing he Counts LANGUAGE as quito satis
factory when In reality attentive readers would assign
From the Paris iiberto, Aprii6 81
We will AK simple, very simple, and very insignid.
cognzes- tha. BY the dissolution Of the former Ger
manic empire each Of its members has recovered Its
enro sovereignty; 2, that the Grand Duchy Of Luxem
burg, having found such step In con.
membsr Of the Northern Confederation; 3, that
existed an absolute rcpugnancs 70 union with the
Northern Confedcntoni and, that this feeling was
The government Of Luxsmburg endosvorsd to prove
to Prussia that she had no longer any titlc
e maintain troops .Ssa - n a. lSssSS s 70 Rs:n nSw Y
have psss,sd The last tx month. IL Keeping fSs
iss1 aoe. PSss ss openly .oias ss .cvsSsSy s;S *:
does not contestS How doss the Consasonnel explain
s u How SUCH SSu spus pS
Language inspire contemporary with such bolster
GUS satisfaction ana Why should snoss words obtain In
[From the opinIone Nasionalo, Of Paris, April 81
OF all the organs Of tho press the Conxiu,ionna by
The 81 s S %ssso as 0is S
the strongest relief Let hasten, however to render
force @ Of optimism By striving Win an III calculated 81
tenn Of tactics 10 fofesta any dsagrcoabls Impression
in the public mind, our contemporary has produced
an eject dametrcafIy opposite TO what II desired In
order rcassKe public opinion, the C0nsfonneg has
been able TO devise nothing better than to comment on
the frst part OF Count Bismarcks speech and 70
insist on i,s eminenty pacific character, leaving
in the shade the second half the only charac.
toristIo pcrton.-the only one that responds TO
the aspirations OF the Pangcrmanists with whom
tho Prussian Minister has shown himself com.
potey in accord That mode OF proceeding has brought
Into special light the end Of the document from which
the semi ocInl journal sought much M possible to
divert tho public eye; and the importance of that fact
has been very naturally measured by the efforts made By
the CorstitsnneI to dissemble t Whatever this Jour-
nal may say Count dc Bismacks speech has character
OF gravity which II would be puerile 10 Disguise The
entusasc applause OF the Chamber and the great ex
citeent which hs'lauguage appears TO have produced
IN Berlin determine the meaning with Quts sufcient
[Trom the Paris Dsbats, April 81
Tho Cdnsfiaionnel assures that IL does mot know
whether negotiations have been opened for the cesson
OF Inxcbrg, but reasons II that measure were a.
ready matter agreed and decided In principle and
sea forth oil the for which Prussia should not
oppose II. eWhat would be neither lust nor cqulta-
bie- says our contemporary, "would be for Prussia
10 seek 10 pick out OF the treaties which she has
torn up with her own hands whatever might be
useful or agreeable II herself IN order to Get mp
tho same without any Teal motive In opposition 10 her
neighbors" Nothing is better founded than this OBJ.
servation but the Cnsionnei does toll us OF what
treaties u speak, II cannot be those OF 1815
and We zee fact that Count Bismarck did not In
woke these last n hs reply 70 n Bsuninesn. - by %