, 1870-07-16

ourselvok But no account is taken Of the p4ae
Formerly huasa had 90 ooe Of 1,sn q ncf dts-
posai. Hov many has ahe today with win tns h,nsfne
On tbe SoWbein ststes1 shc nas over g ooo, ,ooo;
Do not tkny the cnaDges caused BY the events
Of 1866 Ia place Of a federal Germany, os9An-
less for at;sel. yoa have q formidable military
lower. Al It's heal Is superior man, VINO y
peaceab'e to-day, and not disposed 70 4ls-uEo Tue
In face Of this force We must have hew military
Organization. There Is patriotism On ~ tne
benches Of this chamber; bnt r. Esnosna o1n = ~
he worse than to want patriotism (7Tss ote'!
tres bien,1 / Was In austria when the var
budget vas under discussion Why did Aussris,
a' dent rednesIons ,ssse IN The bsdget rendered It
impossible for the Government to maintain the
and prepare 1t for emergenctea. ut = trus] We
must not commit similar hiundetA 70 the faults
the Gosernent has made H. the Past lss 1s nos
We disguise the necessity of the times, Il we think
that II depcndz On ns to cause othcr powers to dis
nrm For Prussia to disar1n. she should not only
Confederation, and the He1sy Win Wurtemberg,
Bavaria, and other States. The Confederation aud
the treaties form her armament, nnd she viii not
[Mosemertl All The world ia On .
peace footing. hui Prussia IA douhly 90. lam for
II you examine closely you will Ind that vita the
nine cOnungents OF the present lar you can
scarcely aksa sntesnI amy YOU'D Pr Rle1er er
men, md hope ~ will be revived, but under the
present circumstances contingent OF 9o,o0o Is
scarcely Sufficient We must not cherish Illusions;
of the gravity OF the situation. and l beg you 10
40 yeur duty as sound patriots aud Ffenchmen-
"a replying to the comments on this speech, n.
ThIcre saia: ......
Iou sptuk Of civilization, philosophy, and the
nutual interests Of trade uniting people to-day
Hut do you think that mankind has changed IN
three years: DID philosophy prevent the Pt1ls-
sian army 1rU,n marching on VtcnDa: Ann when
Europe, did ii prevent Prussia from using it? do
homage to the .boidness and couragc Of M. De
BismaFk, who did not fear, when thu moment
came, TO foil on Austria He IS to-day peaceable:
hut why! It was asked a while ago who owned
South Germany; l answer, the Wisest. Behoha
why NJ. DE Bismark Is PEACEFUL II he showed the
MI the sputh against him. Since II has be-
cume notorious that France no longer covcts the
Rhine, the natural distinctions WHICH ttyAc Ger
many are rc-awakentng; her patriotism feels as-
sued. Let US thHn te pacific Ia osdGE not ta give
the South to prusslu. In tue course OF the debate,
N. Th.rs added:
Nothing ts more dreadful than to call nation to
arms. TuHepts OF blood a,e thus shetl l,rclusc
NJ wars ar: more destructive and bloody than con-
iIcts between Inexperienced Armies Why did
tt4c American war cost 50 much bloo4i and money?
Why dill it continue five years? Because u was Q
war Uf population against population. 1t would
nut have continued Que year II II was between ar
mics feEIlarly constituted
u. Gamier-rages. And satioTa? .-,.-,,
H. Thcrs-Why did SatfoHa give the world an
une&a!f plrd Glectacie+ All T1s ready at Berlin;
II wos ut SO ut Vienna 1t Ia thus taat empires
perish. In conclusion hr said: Do not forget Sad
uwa let us not be refused an army, which We
u.!ghI have done without before, hut which We
caEnot 10 without utter SaAova- Warn appro-
Lati0n N several hcnchta,l ............
II olivier de- -laret that pence was not likely to
be uIstfrbed, aud said that tue Plebis:itum rem
slerrd negotiation abroad easy. IN order tu render
peace certain, there Should be cordial AMI ardent
feeling ot harmony between the nation aud her
sovereign.