The national Republican., 1867-11-21
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FRAskFoRr, Nov. 49, p. m.-Unitsd States
bonds, 76.
LIVERPOOL, Nov l9-2 p. m.-cotton with
out change. Brsadstufs quiet and firm. Spirits
turpentine advanced to 27s Sd.
LONDON, Nov. 19-2 p. m.-Linssed oil very
fat.
AsrwlRP, Nov. 19--2p. m.-Pstroleum quiet
at al francs.
PANS, Nov. l9-Ths Senate and Corps Log.
islatin assembled yesterday. The Emperor Ma
polson made the following speech:
The necessity Of rssuming the discussion Of
| important laws has obliged me to call you to-
esthsr earlier than usual. Recent events have
further caused mo to experience the wish Of
availing myself Of your sagacity and assistance.
arisen to aneot the public mind Of Europe and
restrict the movements Of industry and CONNER
cial transactions In all quarters Notwithstsnd.
Ing the declarations OF my government, which
has never varied from pacific attitude, the bo-
lief has been spread that modification In the
internal system Of Germany must become =
means Of conflict. This uncertainty could not
endure longer.
It 10 necessary to accept frankly the changes
which have taken place on the other side Of the
Rhine and to proclaim that 90 long our in.
tsrests and our dignity shall not be threatened,
We will not interfere In the transformation ef-
fectsd by one wish Of the population. The dis.
quiet that has been displayed is difficult Of ex.
PLANTATION at period In which France has offered
to the world the most imposing spectacle Of con
oiliation and peace. The Universal Exhibition,
where nearly all the sovereigns Of Europe have
attended, and whore the representatives Of the
iaboring CLASSES Of all countries have mot, has
drawn closer the ties Of fraternity between ma.
tions. 1t has disappeared, but its traces wall
l..vs . dam i'm nrs saion upon for Altar
having majesticslly risen, the Exhibition has
. not only shons with momsntary brilliancy; II
> has destroyed host Of prejudices and errors
, the shaekles Of labor and Intelligence and the
. barriers between the different people, as we'll .,
q between the different classes Of international
o hatreds.
These are what the Exhibition has cast behind
II, but these inoontsstabie pledges Of concord dc
not allow us to dispense with improving military
Institutions Of France. 1t Is the imperious duty
. Of every Government to follow progress inde
psndsntly OF circumstances In all the elements
. which constitute the strength Of . country and
It 10 for Us q necessity to bring to perfection ths
military organizations, as our weapons are th'
army and navy. The project Of law presented
Q to the legislative body divided equally betweer
= tho citizens the charges Of recruitment. Thai
!. system has appeared so absolute that messursi
have been adopted to diminish Its bearing Since
. then have thought IL advisable to submit tn,
important question to your further confederation
y In fact this difficult problem cannot be care
. fully investigated, as II touches on great AM
|, contradictory interests. Ny government viii
propose new arrangements only simple modi6
0 cations Of the laws Of 1882, but which achieve
Q the object I have always had in view, the reduc
tion Of the effective strength Of the army durinl
peace and Its increase during the war. You viii
examine this, as also the organization Of th
National Guard Mobilsr, under the impressio
, | Of the patriotic idea that the stronger We ar
the more certain will be the assurance Of psao,
, the efforts Of us all to preserve, seemed for
10 moment in danger. Revolutionary agitation
prepared In broad daylight, threatened the PapS
States. The convention Of September, no
having been carried out, have been compelle
10 again TO send our troops to Rome TO protect tt
10 power Of tho Holy See from Republican II
be vadsrs.
n. Our conduct could not partaks Of anythir
:, hostile to the Independence Of Italy, and tbs
~ nation for moment surprised has not been lor
u understanding the dangers these revolutionaI
b. manifestations caused TO monarohical principl
A. and European order. Calm 10 now almost entire
Al re.sstablishd in the States Of the Pope, and '
~ may calculate the proIimate time whom OF
70 troops will be recalled. For US the convsntiC
"a. Of September, 1865. exists. So long Is 1t is n
replaced the relations Of Italy to the Holy s
interests the whole Of Europe. We have pr
posed to tho Powers to settle these relations
IN . conference, and thus prevent new compile
eI. tions.
w. Attention has been turned to the Ea.te
question, from which the conciliatory spirit
the Powers removes the irritating differences
IL opinion that existed bstween them as regar
bringing about the paoihoation Of Crete.
a. happy to announce that they have agreed
two principal points-tha maintenance Of
tegrity Of the Ottoman Empire and the amelol
S, tiou Of the condition Of the Christians Bin
the last session universal suffrage has been call
=, upon to elect q third Of the members Of I
CongeiiJ GsH0aus. These elections, carri
out with oalmness and Independence, have eye
'f where demonstrated the good feeling Of the poi
las lation.
IA. The journey I have made with the Empress
the east and north Of France has afforded
opportunity for manifestations Of sympat
ION which have touched me profoundly. have bs
N. able to ascertain that nothing has been able
'u' shake the confidence the people have placed
ht' ne, and the attachment they entertain tow
ole my dignity. For my part labor inssssantly
son anticipate their wishes The completion Of c.
M. Meeting roads WAS required by these agricultu
-. classes Of whom you are the enlightened rep
''' ssntatives. 1t was an act Of justice, / sho
are almost say Of gratitude, to iatisfy this want
are an inquiry upon a large scale 10 preparing.
my solution will be easy for you in concert with
.Iid Government to assure the success Of this gr
measure.
or The situation is undoubtedly not free II
Avy some entertainments. Industrial and comm
,ns, oial activity has slAckened. Uneasiness Is g
IA. eral in Europe, and 10 In great part due to
prehensions which the good understanding I
vailinE between the Powers will cause to dii
pear Tho harvest Is not good, dsarness 10
the evitable and foreign trade can alone secure 8
/ In plies and lower prices. But If these causes
,., vent tho revenue completely balancing the Q
mates Of the Budget, the provisions Of tho !
70 Of finances should not be modified, and we l
for forssss the period whom reduction Of taxat
dgs may be taken into consideration. Tho sssi
ost. will be devoted to the examination OF law
- which took the initi tive part in the montl
January last.
the The time that has elapsed has not Alte
my convictions respecting tho utility Of Il
reforms. Doubtless the introduction Of
0 be liberties exposed the public mind to eIctsu
q "a. and dangerous impulses But to render q
powerlsss, I count at the same time upon
~, common sense Of the country 10 tho prOgrer
FtOi public morality 10 finances, In suppression,
and required, in the energy and authority Of
ats ruling powers Let Us, then, follow up the '
which we have undertaken together. For hf
"A, years We have shared the same idea to upL
above oOntIoysrsiss and hostile passions,
" fundamental laws, which the POI ular voice
sanctioned, but at the same tile 10 dev