, 1870-01-03

ro,.on tor deaeftlnQ Aax1mN1sn. he woo1d SCARCE
II copdoned q treacnety TO hsnself. ;. ~.
Tneze pust Be = les.s ena9seWaasi Il hts - sn9
1nnndatjop. ard. 80 belte7e, ou the evl9eoce 81
Known fact1, shat the e1sgeeratton y Of ta1s oIs
tDa nn.. N.11aSop Il SS aos
ven thAs French advance "ould rouse ~ IN. us1
ruany to arms. He bei'e'ed. however, Ino !a.i{
pledge himzeif NOT onJ not To Interfere MY, ons
10 approve tho Austrian movement N oone!osla.
ton of she cesaon q veness 41d o. w. s.
Eured The Keucr, by convention or othe1 alse lnas
IN the event Of the var going eIsln,s mn N ne
would prevent sD} sacEtnce 0! MS neseohaiy ue1-
Co1ut Won Bts11aIK openly a1ateo IN Pt1iisuent
that cpr cessions WeTa made TO the f1eoco Em-
peTor, and that the KlnR was disposed % e1set g;
Iuo1e than In theface Of French 1esttaAce % AVE.
self considered aafa. 1t is believed ID besIn taat
the point OF which the KiDg a nrat maho ans
ora non Wss the ceaSion q Bo2em1a. aaa nota.ng
his Rival had Intended TO keize Sc1tb, ana nc iess
II upjuss that the kslser Hho hsd raised Tue W2t
and fought tho battle anoula lose notath8, Hnna
Tie, should loss 80 very mack He VA, however.
at lalt compelled to give 10. and At the clo9s Or
the negotiations tho world behela sne onusaa1
spectacle Of principal fene2lng without terIllo-
rial cs3,-sor The Anstrtana did 10. hope TO keep
the,r snare OF Ecniesw1R lIostslp.-wsse h!s pst-
tier ahettors were deprived Of their indepaodence.
1t 10 COZ cevable with 1htB Interpretation, that
me Cvryes,pnd<.t's as4ers,on mar be oonec, noore
especsly a. II explains tnat most tneIplicsole Of
transactions, tos cessto1 OF penftla IN thu midst
ef q wAt 70 sovereign who took no part Ia H.
who NOTORIOUS could not govern the province,
At who on the surface had 10 night 10 receive II
even Ia trust: but even with tnls Interpretation,
We should Be giad 70 hear the story noally dis.
rroved. The entire Intrigue smaeks TOO much OF
me eighteenth centurJ-of the time when sovef-
eIRus Inade war they ll.teI aud regarded terr-
tory as legitimate object alke Of sale asd pnn-
der. It TENDS 10 tncfe4&o that profound dtstfose
IN the sincerity OF politicians -h!cn, more than
any other cause bal1les every effort 10 secure the
peace Of Europe, or the reduction Of the artna+
mcnts which row weigh 80 hearily upon her en-.
tsges II any part Of the storT is correct, every
| stHttHnan concerned In It comes ont Of 1t
more or less a Different man from the man
| he had pEottssed tu be- Tue Emperor Napoleon,
The friend ard representative Of the uatlonattes.
ttripues for TIT absorption Of provinces peopleo
ny unwilling foreigners Of another race, language,
ard eultIt alton the head Of the House Of uap.-
| tuIg. and therefore Of E1ropean conserFhtlst1.
declares war for the heaasa!p Of Germany while
selling GeIuao soil to revolutionary power: and
even the kIng Of Prus8'H, while calling on bis
pc. pie tor Iin1ilets kacFtbces, keeps oack from
them the Fec1et nt all Others most Important fos
| them 10 k1o1. lie may plead that be acted Ia
rlelr Interest, a., The Hecrct once revealed. Sapo
leon might taye openly joped The KAISER: but
The pscert ding. nevertheless, belongs 10 regime
+; which wc all hoped " a. ended, the reai.ae uude,
! Which intIlyca Vas diplomacy and fecFecJ state
craft, and the people dock OF sheep led, "hetaei
| to paasore or destruction. ~ oelfHetaer5 Wnos<
! movements they are as unable TO guide as to con
| t1ol.