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

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became trrtiatd and defet e. The Same policy
has continued without inieruption TIE Minister
makes distinction between the annexation % Ffenes
and the Duchies that OF Naples the Marches aud
UmbYa. The former 10 looks upon a. legitimate wnle
France only tolerated the others d. not admit that
distinction Az the commencement there q Naples
. revolutionary inciient but Of . SINGULAR character
This Garioadi entering Naples with two friends n
open carriage In town OF several hsndsed Thousand
inhabants aud provided with barracks fuil OF troops
Who threw down their and did not resst AZ that
moment geatlsnenaad In this facs lies his greatness.
IN spite Ut our Insults and hs errors-at that inent
cAribaidi a sevolu'ion,st eonsplrator aud
ba d chez lie represented the Italian nation. arriving
with its procession Of martyrs and that Neapoii'aa
people was no. declared by ths cgimist journals,
. compound or towards and traitor that population
conducted themselves Ike redeemed people welcon-
Ing us savior; tM"yements IA difiersnt senses ap'
y. OF KEsvEcuss--Thea why was mot universal SUI.
fraye established 1t kaplcsf t
ii. ENnx 0LLfv:sR-A plsbIs lite was taken.
RouHsR-Unisersal suffrage operated at Naples.
b. fmgss--Shos us, then, The interest OF France
ss.- an I0 asr a ~ 90 A.. here
sometimes Ita'isos, sometimes Germans. but never
Fronchnsn (aear. hear; appiausal
N. EMLs OLlIvIER-I am about 70 reply 70 you.
fNoise)
NJ lmmsr IL 10 Germany and Italy people wero
French cJhId understand, but siucs IN Italy people
arc Italians. and in Germany Germana beg Of yOu ia
France to be French. tHear. hear; applalss.l
the rssnorvr-Al'cx the speaker I" Explain himself,
respect aud Difference l have for you; and when yon
expressed an opinion whicn wounded my convictions
BY age, talent and authority. the more insis' On
M falrps-I do not wish II for myself
H. Exrs OriIvER-lhers are two histories in France:
one ,ksch 1850 aud the otter Nt ci l1ts
the rolIion pet The frt "a auis Iksoc is gran
deti~; but obey onp Ls principles Of the sscmd can
understand that those men who can only conceive
Fra ca great witnost liberty imagine hcr uaien
tal without conqns-t-. Noise AppIsuss on the ef'l
NJ GRAsTaR px tAsAGSAc rosc bat cold not DO heard
In tho midst of the nois.
NJ EanK OLIVIER, turning towards that senuemaa--
rta Ao rcfut .pin Ia
A vo1cg-Ah He IL afiaid
H. EuLs OLlIvIga-l am not afraid OF any one
N. GaAxgn Dc CAssAcSAc--lsa 70 me that you apply
those wordsf
~ EnlLa otuvmn-I apply them to him who sad,
Tie PRESIDENT did not hear tho expression Had
done should certainty have called tho interrupof
10 order liIear, b.Arl
a. Exns Observation-Disclosures, I ses that you en-.
tering Is,cratic rtgme and thai rctce the
first uirtus o. ndrseN sntlroace loud MARKS OF dis.
scntl resume my argument aud declare that ms true
traditions OF France aud Ia Ormily wi hsr inter.
esis lead her second tho aspirations or populations
to~ards Independence and unity, and not 20
them; and II there exist In Italy and Germany feelings
~ anger and hatred towards. US, " because those
q uni res regard the France you wish 70
mesn restless jealous nation. and not great generous
or liberal
NJ ruERs--cent,emsn. I shall only dcta'n yen bat
few minutes rsc merely 10 beg yol '" place year
selves IN thu real 81 cation instead Of discussing
interests Of Ita,y or Germany lAdnes,oul wnai arc
tnose countries only 10 have rghsY shs the house Of
Savoy be allowed 10 crsae State u Forty millions carry
ing OF hfteen of Germans from AustttAf III he cry
OF populations sdthcient 10 he riumph Of
such Ideas Prussia mixn in thsir name Tomorrow des
poll Austria ami dethrone the King Of Bavaria Thea
again. Russia II ali tbs Christians Of the East
conformity with your IDEAS throw hems 5ves
her arm. would you es rgss.iy pleased Esssr'ssss,
her empire as far az Coastsnsinepio. tAppsuss !
With regard 10 the policy of cssque.ts As ! blamed
condemn any aggression upon Germany o. lily q.
the present day. Bat not hce To consider aucn
eonqass,s, but 70 take account Of hosc made rcuni
M Of tina fat<o laAa n0duiOu "
propasated We dare NOS ssy "stop." caa unfer.
stand that thnse who IN roduce such ideas seek 10 de-
fen them but Affirm that hey have compromised the
situation OF Italy. No sensible Frsnooman would de-
from Germany inch Of her territory. but
pyeisxt OF q ain eonmuntty OF ian uags Is cur
duly 10 protest N. OIL vier has epsken - af thu
policy O. Henry ~. aud also o. tnoss Of tho Reyoa,
the one VINO bet understood the nforcsts Of France
But do you know what he meant bs tire word 'repub.
lic!" Nothing moro than the union Of tbs smaller
States against the House Of Austria. His proec 10
prevsat the German unity which was being formed
In tnose days on the head Of Austria as ~ 8
that Of Prussia And what did thu Reso-
lnlion do for usf After having proclaimed the
Iisnt. O. the aan.n race Wen. "a directly %, .ns line
republic tIaushter all s'gns o. adhesion Gsn,i"'
Europe wod be composed OF two saies: ots Of scveo
" aad tho other o. 10 milllons TIE par q francs
traditional policy, there nor real glory.
N. Observation-Disclosures. riss 10 make few obser.
Theirs has made appeal 70 the national sentiment,
and cordially agree with HIN thai me nfst duty Of
ssrcs.s Of tho essssry. Aanesioa minister should
he neither German Italian, hut French tApp'
The mt ,n.nsn. :, ns Poso o. n., 2.
In tins nrst days Of August shortly after the prclin
naries Of Nkolssarg Tbs idea was som after
abaa ioncd, aud We have never sncs resumed H.
But the circular OF the Msrqt de La vaie.s greatly
pose'ior TO the circumstances have mentonei Again.
the military alliance between Prussia ami the Sou
States attribited to impruisBoe Hut
August 10 our policy or dlsnteresicd mediation WA
perfectly well kno~ By tho Parliament of Bein IA
vara seat request lance. and 1t vas on
tho 2lst thai thc treaty. between Prussia and that
try sigued. Such Is the truth Ag,n, v. Olivier
calls the Luxembourg affair act OF equvocal policy.
In this, however, ne IL not IN arcord With N. Ju ~
Favre, declared Il 20 bs diplomat nsd
BY US do not wish assursdy 10 exslt regards for
egn nations tho advantages we have obtained; con-
tent myself with stating that our conduct ~ the affair
o Luxembourg was warning tor Germany that certcin
facts woaid not hod n indifferent IL il OF y no tras
that the Prussan cannon shca for ffv ycas hurs
ntsaea me cals Of Ls~emsg hare be 0ifdrrcay Is II
NOT trus that n evacuation has become OF he
pisnts OF the opposition against Ccwn, dc Bismarck
Have We not Of nod justice on point on wDi n
Europe admitted that CAIN 10 tnsles tfirar
hearl arrive At observations o. anosher order.
The Empersr. aoscriins 70 oiv-r in Tue Interview
at saizburg medna,ed policy dscuisns to Germany.
told so why have you affirmed itG
NJ ExiE oLLlviga-I roadc no such statement.
~ RounEa-Y You represented the journey 10 Ssizbury
- preparing cononstson With AuAria against Ger.
m.uy Alter the circular OF the hiu ster Of Foreign
so Wcil % inc Journey
am embarrassed to hAvs 10 repeat them. The Emperor
Of Austria struck BY . grca, misfortune could MOI
carry out his intended VISIT 10 the Exhibition Tue Eni-
peror and Empress Of tho French testify their
sympathy for the sovereign who wept for bis brother
Does policy exclude the sentiments OF the hearts Hear
hear The Emperor retained and made . lriumphsl
Journey ~ Lila
u Dslnosrsr:-As he does wherever he goes
~ RorHEa-Yes, yeu are rignt; the Emperor en-
counters everywhere. Whatever the opposition may say.
tho most ardent avnpathiss. Yea yes)
y. JuLEs T.vxs-rAsy are administrative svateuA
tNoise
Il. Rousa--n Jsiss Fsvrs nasntaius his kindly est
mate Of the rural All worxtag populations Wasi, when
orc~ds Of enc or two hundred thousand people receive
the Sovereign, vita aesamatols, ~ Lis Roubalx and
Amisna these are administrative novsmentA Well, ~
Lilo, rsturnng sti under SinStieu from his iasrv ew,
he said. with modssiy wtiea cnhaaces grsAl char
asier: The conduct Of The gevsra neat 10 without
dlncslty. There soas dark syots the horizon
We told that tails iuesss.ssey that regret our
conduct and toe results Of Ne war. Ne; u u apiy
tas svswa that rot iufsible As sncers hisso-
have sad how tive assn.s coepsra.sd 10 fcrm,ng
ltAAu snity. AZ Rrst national and To- iumats uovs-
meat. AFTER sards the revolution IL would have been
far boat m snoud IA I'M