The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-21

features. After the Due de Grammonts decla
ration. a demand was made foc the dispatches
Olivier, after refusing to give them, was com
pelled to admit that France had finally declared
war on account of The Prussian dispatch com
municatlng to the European Courts the King;
refusal TO receive the French Ambassador; and
that this dispatch, thus made the basis Of war,
had not been seen by the French Minister.
The government had, in fact, declared war on
what purported to be an abstract of that dis
patch, supplied by two French spies, whose
names were withheld. .t
When war was announced the Left refused
tn join in the shouts OF the majority. When
Ihe majority voted an extra war credit of 600,.
0N0- -OO0 francs, the Left again sat silent The
majority, thereupon, began vehement alter
M Theirs said: When such demonstration
ia made, l wish to say why did not rise with
the majority. believe love my country. II
there was ever solemn day 1t Is this. When
war shajl be declared nobody will grant to
the government more readily than The means
of conanering. My patriotism equals yours.
We are considering declaration Of war made
by the ministry of the tribune. Does. buth a
declaration concern the ministry alone and not
US! Our dusy sy 10 adonted IL the death Of tho.
sands of uen-One instant, l beseech YOU, OF
aaue,tn, saaoe =, Rathink Won of Nav 8. 1896. You
ret,,aad len1H tben IN hear me when I sought To
SHOW % you what was about to happen. Let
that recollection persuade you to listen
now. The principal demand Of govern
ment has been conceded. interruption fy
nnnscience tells me I fulfil duty IN re-
slsung !mpi.ustr| .tr,|S interests Ia this a tims
sooerly the Soua a,.I tha Hnaaoe I'm a mera nnas,
lot you 10 aha,tnS oreaH fYon ara shafiin9 tor.
non Oh ,o. Question Of form asl, for
Isats y. toh"o tt ,,non which resolution for war
s1s sne San sdonted n had the honor to gov
a.o ar-, nv Country should have wished to give
III my 81. .sasatJon reoarl this war as an
It Time 1or IeheCSoiu ~, nooesinn Cd Ill 'chosan
impruosnoe, hodv aIu i eiss desire .renaration
for 1885, No do9eI aruos Ar nor that
linterrupton.l uou ,a,niui' dmtv oY INV life j I
discnarge u!e me,s p r. von viii. viii endnre
pity YOU. aISTt' h,,t ,o, dn not fnlfll ronr whole
everytnlag o9y u yysS yyvsv call for the ispatches
doIy, a,a au aaI brief1 reniyinG, refused the dis
.,os n: O.,yls snnteiu' 80 at'''.'.'s - s
paatsches a,.. apsv,u ranaoed the demand. saving:
,,;sL ~; s,,t ne reanonsibility OF war on dis
ton-luI lill,, 1,T1ot sbow ns the dispatch"
paIcl I,"ia Iii;yuiI, read two dispatches. but
N. Oniy,et s,.sn.t,,reu for orir agents wouId be
nog tne s,s n 1Si,,viar them read mart OF one
SEM aMay, a., frn;ing the refIlsal or King VII
nispaeSa " rscaive Sv tte French Ambassador, and
ia,n ,mn SIsnstenes ~ from French agents abroad,
gfYina cMi I he substance of Blsmarck's circular.
Ine .aancS vmU- Ne concluded BY saving 1--WE 20
" pruuui,h nth ioht heart. and confident in our
orn,un m - 2-C.
any. Ixor an interval and other questions, NJ. o.
livier said ave will tell the whole truth :
ato, maSo oor, uunicaton TO ALI Europe of the re-
ian,inn NJ our ambassador, all the more signi-
soant @ because done in the most courteous
nCaIs soSS ssThs rsSht y says La Liberte. yehe.
a.". terns. ,,,orI orrsn .sreeeiyed M. Olliyier's
eac,s mens 1.iib cpnsternation.n NJ. Theirs ct
sapnantad sp1HSn tn renly. hut was interrupted.
W 0,vernoss. War is-due to Cabinet blum
dor - = .s.s
NJ Theirs. It is to blunder that we owe
nM.s,o par: w. onntt w to have ebpen attacked when
cha Ias,red tn mite the German States; then
Iuor Smu ,rnn,a have baen legitimate. and we
shn,,d T have been sustained. I blamed Sado-
suo suoo ot The time: TO-DAY the. world demands
IegiiImate comnlaints.' Prussia has also COM
n,f,tad a oreat fanlt in negotiating with Spain;
not prnss}a wished peace. and we have war.
Ye ,,a hoI ot,,l tn refnire the rennnciation OF
the ,@e eHoSenzoilarn h candidature, should be
with vol1 brt now that we nave 00CalneQ
S,a. Tsn yua' ya Semand I something else. You had
uoa rnaO, o,nIv ohtaIned your result: you had form
OS u0S 0y ,,,tystonca both. vet Won say Prussia has
ant ISad sn9se N forn, and we have been insult.
a9t ytSIbI1 y,,bI1c nn;nion viii turn AGAINST us; the
sarna'o Gu, nS Enrone viii be arainst MS. Prussia
.a n,o,,,d have resumed this candidature.
Ie nese, ,a,,,a Mvuu %aua heen madness. -.
IL mouia a. Ia Grs,nmnnt Wby. then. did she not
.uuG os VA ~
piWv" aroao Recanse Won challenged her.
| ~ n Mhisyo She re1;sed because Won began
~. 1n,o.s ,r,nIi that ehock your feelings.
an: hnUn .,a,a 10 the heart of the ouestion.
gSs hoa,S mn oninions echoed on ali sides
Law Law neHu ia,ar bara arose and M Thiers. in
III, az tSa ,nterrnntIons declared that '.he
lepy " o,,u y,aiT the tribune TO yiolence.r He
thou resninsd. We no lonrer live In the peace
stsanrsnrice steM times: to demand wor at any
nrice is the seryillty of a courLier. But I am Of
pn pt,T@ ,,ortv rt ,''o
NJ David accused Theirs of wanting patriot
lam and bringing misfortune upon France.
TCrias NJ n0rdsr p on the Left.
lo' TSiers Misfortune uuon France It IL
,ot ~ : ,rho have caused II. IL ls they who yould
nOt nOt ,,ston mt ~ our warnings: Won who voted
Mexico and Sadowa. Had You biIt permitted
ma TO discuss now under q liberal regime,
wonld You refuse to hear meg You shall not
| hinder me from speaking; my duty is to pour
| light on great fault.
Nothing could be so significant as such a
speech from Thiers, who has constantly shown
Jealous dislike of Prussia, readiness for
war on any reasonable pretext, and belief
that France ought to do as she likes in Europe.