The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-29

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THE LATEST PLAN FOR PEACE.
"A CORES pendent of the New York
ap6xwntes From, LeaAsa, giving the de-
1sDf startf ng projees for The rsftota-
6ktbe Hepchen pire, and The :pacif
pf France asd tief.naDs, This cor
respondent was allowed 10 copy tettcr,
from German noblcman to a distin
guished member Of LONDON, society, con-
.ta,piss the details Sof the sproposei
scheme.
This original letter states that after
much. circulllosq,ion and running fren
one high persofngs 40 another, from
Wilhelmsho to Chiselhurst, from Lon
don to Berlin, ill the powcrs of England,
France and Germany had all been coz,
suited he following solution Of the present
difficulties was searched: /
The French empire is to be reconstitu
tad not 10 The personsoI the4Eml cror Ma
pofcof Hf, but his SON The prince i'm
perial is to be acknowledged as emperor
by Prussia, England and Russia, upon
theforual abdica ion of bis father, the
empress being nan ed as regent during his
minority, ard his u,sj GRITTY being fixed for
March, 1874, at which time he will have
attained his 18th year. Peace with
France viii be signed by the razing Of the
Notifications of Me,z. Toul. and Verdnn.
sLaxe,n burg WILDE anhezedsto Prussia Gas
a province Of Rtenish Prussia. Lorraine
will remain absolutely French. Alsace
is to be declared free German state, of
which the princess Charlotte of. Prussia,
the Oldest daughter of the crown prince
! is 40 be rdseIared grand duchess, This
grand duchess, WHO is now only ten years
old,s,is to be- formally betrothed to the
Emperor Napoleon " This condition
is to GO witt, the beirothal, upon the
cousumma'ion OF che marriage, which is to
occur in 1875. The people of Alsace will
besclued upon to vote either for complete
remuneration to France or for a Separate
administration under customs union
with France, but with a proteciorate Of
che rig hts Of tbes grand duchess and EN- =,
press vested in the imperial crown Of Ger
many.
The writer Of tic orig in Il y so~ol u
to say that the French are too much de-
\ biol
any psas that oGrs them peace. The
dsrnan people wilfn% Object. The EN-
peror Napoleon is well disposed 20 the
project but will do nothing about it either
way. Bismar x 4sgards it with extreme
tavo QaeensVictoria faSors It eofdialy.
The only disquiet in regard to the plan, is
MS TO how the English people will regard
~. fhts' setss profeund ;su9s sir still l.,
~s'rtnentIng upon the letter the
World says that while it does not assume.
that the statements made in the letter are
eiaallaespeess aecorete, i yeeis quite con
hisnt that they reveal the outlines of a
secret negotiation which is now, and has
been iory some timen going on
fhetweeaNs rsii.lts,t Beain, .CaAal, and
Lon!on.
This r,jcc, is NEST royal one in its
utter disregard tos eveyrprincip.e of pop
snlar rights, md its violation Of Whit has
srems TO- be regarded assthe scaled pri ri,i
ppie Of public Jaw inmqdtrn Europe. 81
That this plan. phch hardly seems Ito
offer any very great security for pro
tracted peace, will be successful, even il il
IS seriously seomen plated, is exceedingly
Hypothetical The French people seem
to be thoroughly imbued with the most
intense hatred of NAPOLEON H., and it is
far from likely that they would submit to
resumption ofthe old dynasty, or should
they do 50, that they would remain long
satis6ei una Ter e.. g. 9 t.,s g. siss
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