The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-13

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bring THIS horrible war 70 honorable conclusion Re.
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dertaking serious hostles under the walls Paris i was
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have come to The 70 put myself al the disposition
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The next morning at six O'Clock received reply OF which
Ihsvs retciyca the letter your Exceency has had the
goodness to write o me- and II VIII give me the greatest
Gcanx Prince Bron the Of this will see that YOUR ar
Enceency is conducted across our Ines. III have
4. nine O'Clock Y, ready ready: and E When
stopped BY who told me tha. Count Bismarck
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fam report that conversation in its entirety as die.
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Prussian Minister II seemed to me inexcGsabe thnt two
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the power Of one man this war had no longer aion a
myself peace same ll%s saf FOR
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hfs u s few days pas
were not taken, wopd te overthrown by the mob. in
but population which Intelligent and devoted; which
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defence As regarded our power we were ready TO
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forget .hscsp"laSn Of Sedan than ra M
length Francs shmen. q which
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had received The word. the Minister with aces%a.
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was prolonged Count maintaining his opinion whilst
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him to guard the territory which 4
house; must have II" then asked him to be ore
listen to YOU 1t is a matter to arrange later" asked
him do it at He said then that
the two departments Of Bias Rhin and Haul Rim,
n part OF the Mcselle, with Metz, Chateau .Sans,
and senones Indispensable, and that he could
give them in the negotiation. then re-
marked that assent oil the people OF whom he
thus dlsposng than doubtful and that the
public opinion Europe would not be satisfied with 1t.
II know WE'LL" he REPLIED that they not with
They will impose unpleasant job on us, but cannot
suffer it, l that IN short time shall have q
war with you. We wish TO makeit with all our advan-
tages." protested 1 should against such solutions
Of the question. said that two important elements
of the discussion had been forgottenEurope, which
proposals to be ex0rbtant, and oppose
them then the new right-the progress OF civilization
and mannerawhch opposed to such conditions. ad-
that, far concerned, would ac-
cept them. We coad, stated, perish nation bat we
would dshonor; besides, the country alone
competent TO decide regarding acession OF territory We
have doubt about its feeling but willing
suit II. Opposite TO Prussia arrayed And, be BRIEF
clear that Influenced Ivy the ntoxicaton oil victory,
she wishes for the destruction OF France The Count
tested taking hts position behind the absolute necessity OF
| the national guarantee cont nued:"If II ia
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