St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-05
The U0nton Fuy.

Grammont, the French F,r.. =,
ter, complained that tue ton. .
glish press would produc .a...
irritation in France. lie ,.
course, inthe French Goy,,r......
has preclpitated "A II ,u-trou- ..
ton war. 1t is undor.bte,. ,-
grecablc to such golGrlmr.,.
firm and indignant prote,, n. ,' &
genCe of other nations. fi.,
date and significant Il iu-t.li.,,.,
remark Of VI. Their ~Pg...
will turn against us" VI. I'll
old journalist. He know, u.....
er Of the press. lie .e,l- t..
condemned by its general y...
without glory. IL see, ouly T.,
ly that no adequate reason 81.
for the incalculabIc -u!,...
and loss which are let lou,.
rope by the French Jcc.ar.t...
and yet NJ. Thier- : I'll. l.
who would make TIA. .,..,.,r
hostility to Prus-jau 49,.
spring Of the French iorc.-a
France stan = accused q, a.,
civilization Ut Icncwiu, al. RI.
OF European war. War U.s.
1t Is t be found In her DH...
of grievances, which I'll. ...
French Emba>sabur La. .....
the King OF Prussia wru..
the Withdrawal Of Primo. (.
didacy; he allowed tie l...
it If he wished. There is ....
tense Of the fear OF PRUSSIA. .......
which has been urged a tI.!..
cation of the French ;.c'.a-. ..
the New York Times pi...-
not mentioned bccau-. If .... --.
that the withdrawal vi g.. g.
moved the grouni ut ID. ...
Wien the candida ..- ..
France had 10 more ..-.. To-.
Prussia than >he hau ~ ..--
Undoubtedly Franc VAN :.-
frontier. But she dill a., l..
to alice her cupility a.
for 4 tremendous war l. 49,
pretextS OF the declsra;Iag -..a.
fore, only that she was Resolved.
She believed herself -r.a- ..
break the peace OF Eurol. na
acquiring more territory B.: t..~ ....
tumult, ravagc, angu.>a. .u#
The hope of civilization Ma.
such crime may t. pU-... .-
serves. No wonder iu.a Oh.
man love of tath,r-Au. ...-
flame in the hearts ot C,..u.--
the sea ; nor that an ka-i-
claims that the Bonarar.y~ -a, ....
ed Heavens patience
OF the issue Of a stru--,r...a
nations 50 military aaI go.
of course, useless to ~g,.u..
hardly possible, ii ,hr Vs.. .
that feelings lon- -luu,-,.. Esq.,.
awake The m,myu.- al e.. ..-.
the uncle oftLr f'r,uc.. III.
pied Germany H. be-. "la
heart in that grc,t iad.l. 81. ,#. -..
disciplined marital artar vs.. e..
by a boundle,, enthusiast. /
war which Loui- Napoleon o..
Illustrate the designs q HI~.
humilitate their author, Nj. ,..r
his policy. For hi- 2rea; .....
i actual German unity, wi. b.. .-
ed much more readily III say .a.-
Bavaria aud Hanover may 3d..
Prussia bat bavaria aut H..
German, and they will fight {.
10 prevent a French victory ...
mans upon German soil. t
Of hopes and pcril~ and -lrug-.-
verses and successes, will wtl g.
the more closely, IL the comm.
Of our Revolution knit the c...-
Il nation.
The other power, VII. pr ...
neutrality. If they mus, g..
Russia and England w..' ...
toward Prussia. German Aus.
not easily see FrcntiHeu ...
mans. The King ot t.ai.. -e.
the possible heir ot I'll, Frs.
, and the old tyranny OF Au-,r.. r..
Germans curscd-ul
the Italian mind Bu' iia.v
dependence TO Prussia. aai ..-
gotten NilIafranca. /, --...
not join heartily wit. .l.,..
: France. lSpain mu-: ..-.. 3.
wholly out Of the fray. baaa.
gladly see Prussia hm' &c..
wants no war. 1t /. lake. a--.
that such maclstr,m 81 ..-
suck in the most Reluctant r..-.
! it is to be hoped that t.. i..:.-'
eiGn opinion against q ~
provoked by Franc u.,
: strong enough 10 conf. II.
nal belligcrcnt>. and {, ...-.-
y. ration of a peace - wan; a..
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