The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-25

points w s an ce,sf AZ ,bs state ussa other Ian
gusgs aud said ne reckoprd on Inc main.enas1 ~
n..so Afterwards The circular OF TIE Minister % Ioi
esn AHsr ed that SalzDurs interview iar ROY
being : cause or dsquietuae, Vas eew psass
peace aud similar ASSURANCES was w. fys.th ,oas
fhs,r :, as, aa>mensp the woS. Of the gcsefn"os
AFFIRMED peace, bur their arts arnoan,sd waL ZAP
plauss on ic Alter the breaking 40 81 the camp
~ chsons regiments sent To the strong places
n.ays.t rue Rhine; forreatons ~ Srasbourg were
ssrengthensd; ths manufacture OF guns and muskets
mss M ceasingly pushed forward. tho mill
tsry organization OF France. Finally came the speecn
from he .hrens, saasly accepting the events 70 Ger.
not compromised. But still the crisis Ia business
affairs continues and s greater han evcr what
then. 10 tho cause Of tnese persistent Dispute
tudes RS because alone has TIE pooer Of dsi
posing II the walA asd ue Jaie Of ra.ion, and may
THE Emperor tine seemed 20 rscoil before that
responsibility add he abandoned the systein
OF openiss suppIementary and extraordinary crsdts
But acs accord with the words OF this engage
men! Why. only last year we were called upon 70
rally ascppiemontary credit opened without the L,gls
lature hsyug baca consulted. Tue source Or AIf tie
dsquietuds from which the country sqers Ia that no
Any confidence ID the cecprali6hs OF the gov
ernmeni lInierruRtVn.l Cefsaiay sou have had good
Intentions. but wha, have you donef Yoshap: alnatsd
srea tr>ntiy and fee nl,on, a.e Jmied Statsa ard
cnisng Po ana. ha krhted the government OF e.
Pesersburs witch nss aims a. you by crushing out
OF ex5toOce all that remains OF that unhappy
country. In Germany you have pursued Q policy
OF abs IGNITION, but have reaped It's fruits 10 consc
quence of your fnaprudent language and conduct which
have excited the hatred OF the German people do not
say against France, but against her government You
had an ally. Italy, whom by going back from your past
conduct AID declarations, you have inspired with tue
repalsion Germany. Tau, hdrinQ rqied and
sa mad ne Poiicv Of natoaaites ~ Adre o ascd that
al The RdtiacIitcs czaina you You IN Che
psids Of Esope. and you htve pie and nv
Government AFstue & YIN. mo se aud applause This IL
what is said every here ana n Repeating il only echo
public opinion. You might have iooa Cd either Of two
policies with respect TO Germany-tDas cxpouuded bs
NJ Theirs which, following the example OF Louis XII
n,nhal hnuA Nit hA pnnh
the Rhine aud the other OF abstenton VIII en- might
have prevented the result you feared You ha adhered
10 member, bat have VAC Hated between .ne two Pubic
rumor states that when Prussia and Austria
hostile presence Of each other, N. de B,smafck's pro-
reserve your action To PROPOSE oos coming from
Vienna were also unacceptea from the same motives
You desired u be lei. free In order when both com
should fall exhausted to 20 Ia aud clatn tho
hons part Bot events TOO rapid for your policy,
and -ictenous Prussia refused 10 you What had been
previously offered Tne sol, CONCESSION you rsccis ed
was tho evacuation OF Luxcmbarg. On every oher
point you sustained not defeat the 6sid Of battle,
but eompse dpi matte diVnture, which is quite As
complshcd without your concurrence all you had 10 DO
was 70 follow PLAZA and simple po'cy-,he policy OF
honesty interruption You ouRh, 10 have said to
Gsrmany and 70 Italy :Compete ysar unity aud your
liberty freely aIies Of France; shall Enterprise
which arc ripsning in the East. Instead OF seek.
ING your support IN Austria, VIII Oh ID composod
OF distinct nstonalties and could give effective
aid. you Ought to have looked for In Germany, whose
interest Il u 10 DO your ally AGAINST Russia now that
Poland longer stands between II and ,he northern
colossus England would be with you 10 this alliance
against Russia for the designs OF the lat her
iu India while, with tho Nuscoyits constantinopio
there ore l,ay too would be- your aiv thrust yoa will
not commit the incredible bluudsr n allowing an
l,y Russ. and the ~ ted
declaration which We heard the other day from the
trbunef Yen had previously afnrmed that YOU had
programme for the conference order 70 leave every
government free In taking part IN IT, You tnvo dis
missed The congress even before u met. nd In what
rcvolutionary LAZY. wh,cS y ours iIulsrrup,i.n.I
A voIos-Kee Iii
II not always had The Same prssramm,s II. Ra,azz
and n Rcasoli equally declared that Italy could not
% without Roms: aud did not General MeDa,rea
peat tho declaration the othsr day tie senate
Florence9 You have placed yourselves In opp ,on TO
tho unanimous sentiment Of the 1ta ians-snose,- and
yoa have torn up ths Convent ON Of Septenbr this.
senL) Tho objecl Of that treaty the withdrawal Of
our troops and nave yoa not now deoar hat our
forces viii alwsys continue on the way 10 RomsY Rsx
LAZY then feel bound OF cute the come stony
profoundly regret the imprudent and nm no natic
ws,ds which have BEEN tered Ia this tribune; they
not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tney declared
that ne ghboring govern neat TAI bcen either wsax
or ;reacnerous. aud those words have roao,si
the throne Of Victor Emanuel tn orrup i)n)
How, thcn, can he accept a.sia tho Office Of
dian OF Rono, aud mount sentinel AZ the gates Of
desire gomo as thslr caritals .varioss ramors; ~.
piause from sevtrat benchesD Wsot would yeu say
we're the King Of isly r"ag his head TO address ,ou
s. Ss xs nv sassss On my
situation which yol have placed TIA Il doubt .
matter great ind ference those desirs
it. snty destroy Cd but s:hers think va sugnt 10
spect hay because she Is iorco At our sido Various
movcmentsl
H. DE- KKavrcuEv- ITALY repsts M treaty
Tho PREsDEST-I must request that Interruptions
may not be INDUCED Ia They are net worthy Of the
NJ GAHMr-pAox.--And what situausa have you
placed France herself tnf
A vo,cK- speak OF Germany
The PREIpESI-rhs debate which the honorable
member IL re.cp'ering upon has been closed.
N. GAKSIER-p, oxs--Boih questions was agreed
might bc treated OF You caAsst deare 70 shut my
mouth. loud exc, .msiisua.l You Wlo Arvs ausrted
the rerns'on. wio ara yosS fos are hs ~ nssfsv 81 a
Esp. 's ono !. car led y q. r 10 as
era o. ani1a dyn'st.es. Ne Make h,ss eV aosp ed BY
al'crgs az eris ~ prrsercss ~, c7' DIR
odpovsnu-a sior tue ,chem s har 80 ceicd by ts
C,ss n.fr ages Of great pep,." Hear. hsarl Yss
aon c,ieh vaissd you 10 the nr0Rs? Exciamstops
This debate touches two principles the revoi In and
the counter revolution. d. Theirs and The MIN srv o.
State have placed them IN the presence af each other
they have spoken ~ national right and NJ div Inc right
VIVA. the sttsr = we KNOW Tor centuries we ehi'ar
jected TO Il. II traced here she picture OF all tue
crimes and inames o. the coant.r revolution un Tor
the flag OF VIII CHI nov seem willing 10 range YOUR
fclves--tLoud eonsradotoas, and eros OF 'ordsr.
Orderly
The pRrsIprSr-wo arc not here to dissna govern.
mental theories but tho order OF the day. Hear hear
II. GAR>IGaPAeEs-When hear tina minister attack
Ing the revolution muat OF necessity declare ,ha, am
man OF the revolution. tinssrrupiion aud snghierl
DrrrrY-Agresa.
~ GARxrEa PAGES 0ne Of those Of tho revo-
luiion VINO wish for order With liberty; who wish TO
establish TIE mstllsiy Of adtsnns unin and 10 cs
pro tSsed he abs.t Of the nc ,od ID IF
and uho terminated heir rernnsaf ps a. an hands.
tApplais s on.some bencls-.)
~ EMiH oLLviss there are circumstances In which
patriotism forbds us to insist too much on tho foreign
rsla ions OF the country thsre Others on tho
rary, which require thorough examinations. bsievs
ars ri proseng In the latter CASE Every svscn OF
politics should have prevailing characteristic: but IL
endesvsr 10 seek out that Of the conduct &c the
government foreign affairs Il may DO described
coafussd agitation ending In power essness Move.
ments Of assent Aad ssent) Al. nations which possess
great foreign paicy adept prec % and deter ansd
principle wh on 10 not a my stsry 10 any Tho Office
OF the government IL 10 Aearcn cut the adapted
10 the circumstances. Of bringing about the uismph
OF the national prncipls In that ONCE, which
belongs 70 diplomacy. the oourtry sheld not
In crvcns ~ indiscrset iutsfrosasons; aaI On
condition that those funcueas accompanied by real
responsibility, tao nation should not hesitate 70 accord
It's coDnience what thsrcfors required principle
known 70 AL ard mssas WHOA the sovsrnnsa, selecss