, 1870-11-15
Rtsnantks s:hKatn IntcrvtevFed-Au
EOaA>h, nip1cpaattHt 1ns1EVto*ss
11in tue war a I1iskoxsc Pnnse-~
A New Order OF society to be EoUnd-

HHt@MSNS i *AK3RA A4tEfpte"6V-tAu !
EoaNsh, DsplopaattHt snsoEvaos's
nlm-Tnc war a 1lissor.e ennse-,}
A New Order OF society to be Found~
ed ON R.ihers3.
Fsom eAe Gironie ef EorLnaHs. .,
, A few days ago an English e1-diplomanA
held cobyersatiou with Count hsma1k. TIA l
81 giish dip!onaist sought tho interview. 70
1b.de inquiries respecting tho health Of the
Ccnut, vito replied that he hsd uovsr hsou 80 /
well al he had siEce this Ftaoch Journals an
bounced lis dsath. He nexs askrd ~hst Reo-
.le IN 14ondou thought Of tbs si'nat'on- This
Myself. Thy profoundly regret this var
which has commenced not aeen two great peo-
ME, Who, By the diversity OF their wants aud
means. are 70 well destined to derelop them
stives and TO 1ira IL pesee will each otnssi
lored The 0eImars, who only had one tAu1t- |
hat Of being too numerous. To-day, Without
i,e;ne yultsitr. / may say that Franco has only
ana misfortune-that sha has not enough
Ttenchmen. Behind tho false Franco which
gsss w ..talioa: which a,s,, fsaes oa' t,sca ma
| nelrdfapas, there II saEious and welt.tntotm.
| ID Ttapce. But she haA abd4cased; AND tnat
is h 70 wFge thIs .War, whiea il \ mls1of-
tnrs foz I'll Eu1cpe. III, o,a
Myself. Yea; tu: The real FFance VIZ % oaa
m rejecting, and, ty tho use Of 1See "Sss'
tttioup, viii rnise hels6H AGA1a.
TLe Count. Msy God no viii it! Ihs 10,
msns +,ia of the GAnls that theE undststood
tao tl,inCr-to fight hravely and 70 tslk cdn-
uipely. I'm miIitnre,a {! 1Tg'te ta4ah ~
you see, the Freieh a1s thsI tfos T. 9esssua SaesHa
sbout tite ghutt1ccock between pettfoggeFy
and military Inle. ,, ~. .... ,h,n.
lie Count. That is . grea. mistake. We
; ara an armed nation, but not = military gov
| ernmpnt. Resides. every ono down hero has
i,ia psrt assigned to him. You English trana-
, | foytn youtselv IN order to presetve your,
: relves: Ia Spain aud Italy people agas.te aad
neglect themselves; In Franco psoplo sooa
q palaces and barracks ase one by one deusl
: islied, rebuilt, ard destroyed. We, on the
4 ] other baud, ntick to what We conatru:tad IL
q Tia fYst Instance. Thoy are not obliged L
: disturb ua every minute. 10 appropsiate 70 ou
i | il xh7 We mako war. We wans peace Whlcl
l. will secn1e fur ua pe4ceable future.
r Mysclf Very well tho Constituent Assem-
II biz, It es.ah!i.hea 4 regular gove1unsnt
It viii soou be in . position to Sign peace;
70 The Count soun2 We cannot speak ser
n ously Of peace except 1t Pans, With tue key
- Il Mo,z aud OF S.sastourg il our po:lats:
ID MyeeN. What do you think Of tia Cof
r etituent As5enlhlrF
at The Count 1t will come either loo soon
on too latc.
~ ,MVEclt. " ll II tlHH pc1Las
i'd Tic Count. That wjl deoend on its goe
or tense, its tact, aud 8 patriotism. II It do
at not accept tne conditions, Which arc - neoe
lie sarY 10 tho existence Of usrmauy "a to
1ss oun, tie funeral knell OF the 1epa
he lie haa sounded, for a po*eEfnl pea
.e- party il already in courac OF formation
Ct. France, and III choosing between PEI.
fl Which ,ncaus order aud permanent Invasl'
vi with the - Iseds " tllerc will not be much he
% l tation.
M Tho Count. With these who represent Il
to- Msself. Du, the siege OF Paris may bs p1
ses IorGcd, arn In the rneau7hilo armies viii
sca' organized cveryWhere-.
ess Tho Count. No doubt, and thoy will not
ms. | wanting in Numbers. arms, and courage. u
the putting entirely aside certain elements OF .
u.s. / solution which circumstances will dsrei
ouls there is enc thing which ought not 70 be
ing | gotten, namely. that the most humble Of
GOT | soldiers knows that before pAT1s Ae Is QsIe
on / Ing his oWn home.
bile Myssf. That ID terrible war.
Tbs Tho Count, It ia mare thin war, sir
% il il m historic piaee, of which tho war is 9
4ike battling place. The old European aaeaet
amy faas sua Q, s
uiar regeneration esn only be efeeted by mean
MIN struggles and eorfoSB..
); o5. Msself. But o. what bsala is thoneT a.
h!ch ty to Ia founded
lucc- The Count. On liberty, which nust Il
oon1- | he founded on whAr Is most grand and Z
be- true in the depths Of the human conscien
upon Or right and tu,y.
10 so Nvrel{. Very good! But has not
En- or ! Fr.tch revolution already inangnratsd
+ the rra when it published the celebrated Dac
, any iiou Of tho Flights Of Mani
pro Tho Count. No; because it omitted fl'
That clorn,jou Of tie duties Of man. Liberty is
,lace. An atYajr Of metaphysical politics and Of 9
cd by 10 the rt1eets; that il 4 goddess that doe
may de1uspa human sacrifices. She fs moro
the gcoise than daughter Of the people;
ace an atistccrat than Dourgoiee. Sho Is su
,ition md pa,nataking; she inststs
lity" many virtues aud very few tum
,lieFe sho needs, in order to live,
puaeesblo life OF the sani and mind. md
demonstrations In tho streets and the ?
houses. new religion demsnds new Pc
T.. An Innocent and simple creed requires
=" fnnocent and easnpla like itself-