The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-27

ever, = must rsassurs The cashollos and the Holy
The future and dsnnisve solution Of the Roman quss
the Powers Who are Interested In nos seeing criminal
attempts perhaps periodically renewed preceded and fol-
lowed by agitation ~ prsiudlcia 70 the peace Of con-
scsnces 70 the prosperous march Of material In
The Convention Of the ish Of september Is not last
temporal rspacy By united Italy Z an impassabIs
barrier placed betpsen ne temporal poo and its assdi
ants BY the evident necessity OF things the secular logic
Of facts and lastly By the energetic viii Of the Emps
ror Napoleon Ill.
we are not unaware that the passions which just
ss"ss compsss Triumph The men VINO have 80 aa
daciousy violated the laws Of their country have
imagined that because, owing 70 events impossible ana
ceedsd In attaining certain height and in advancing
up to certain limit would be allowed 70 rise ngner
to advance further and lastly V cover and carry away
all things
But this food has just sncsuntsrsd and win always
continue, II need be, 10 encounter strong bulwa
raised By hand which some call chance, Others Prov-
dence, but which is in reality, the action OF wise
policy, carrying, consciously or uncOuscously, the
eternal will of God
France reassured a. 70 the fate Of the Papacy turns
her glance upon herself.
ton Of the letter Of the 10th Of January The reforms
II contains win deprive the imperial government Of
rents in The ranks OF shs. young and ardent
which 10 free from all ties towards the governments
which preceded the popular votes or 1852
Napoleon Ill. does not disguise from himself that Is
thus gesrdtion ohich must one day aid Napoleon ~ TO
become great Prince, reigning great nation
The letter Of January ls 1857 is considerable step
country Of both hemispheres Nothing binders from
believing, and thing leads 70 hope that this STEP
not tho rs will also not be the 1t is TO
the wisdom OF the country the moderation OF the press
the appeasement Of hostile and autidynastc PASSIONS
and lastly, TO the loyal assistance OF an honest minds
that 1t must apperain TO rpen the harvest which
patient but sincere, will has sown In advance In the
field OF the future Yes this harvest has all along
minated In the heart OF Prince who has been taught in
theagreat school Of adversely.
This harvest rpsns daily The desire Of . father,
who regards bis and France with the affection,
calls for It's maturity, powerful breaththe mixture OF
authority and Of bersy-propheses It's complete arr
val
In that hour will lbe sealed more indestrucbly than
the already invulnerabe pact between dynasty
Of the Napoeons and Ffance between imperial France
/. and liberty throughout the world.
XVI
Satisfied 1t home sympathixing Ia the development OF
the great German nation, an ever vglant guardian Of
the Papacy, France may nov give Europe long Of
peace.
But in order that this peace should not DO an armed
peace fatal than war; II u necessary for Europe
join the PACING or France and for general dis
armament 10 give the world manifest pledge Of uni
versal appeasement
those Of dssenson which have since caused the
flow OF torrents Of blood.
have been better for Europe II that appeal had been
heard2
is the property OF patient mind not to abandon
great design because circumstances vero not favorable
TO its execution at lrst
Perhaps in 1867 Europe taught in the school Of mis-
fortune and wearisd by so much fruitless agitation
again say TO her now sit Is necessary that should be
listened to, for speak in the name Of France"
speech AZ the opening Of the session, November,