The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-11
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Advl0csiby bailonarirdtn Paris tg tbe
9Th, sHys FaYFS Had Issued u cirCtilar to
to the llrepEsseatatiEes OF YRnheg lnj
foreign countries, assuring them that Prtis-
sia mustlRssumeit resTt6tisl ltllity Of re-
jecting the proposition, O6btl aBtnstidA.
Prussia proves an eHs sPEss tgGy8e, in re-
jecting the &tpis ice, s. 70 makes war for
personal eafhl8 aefeigs I and not for the in.
ie6 6sts GGa1idny. Nothing can, appar.
antIy induce her to rellnquisR the protest
oktlel lFtehthar Ito celc her rtrovi.
cnces to PrusSin. ! She seeks cuI destruc.
ton and will bc satisfied with uSth:
Ing less. Favre then proceeds to lay be.
ioFcVths FreneF AmpassGlossIa El8ailql
account Of thGAnegotIations with
Bismarck, for fqI1asRisEica, and lshows
what ll0 4Ei4reqarlsi IaSS 4tInFeds6 s6habl6
demands i.ef 4thsa Ptussff,ih y 8tithorttF$
He SayBthe iPfussltIs sinEs ths 'f8Il ollie
EmpiIe have twice refused to listenGto
oveftures for peace emGnating1 from
France. NoW,, h0W9Ygr, alter Paris has
been bcsieGed toF div dGyswitliout show
ing AnpSigns Of weakness, Prussia seems
disposed 10 negotiate. The RHisims ip
consequence QEi helbreakiRg o0tot OrebeE
lion within lhoeity,haye created gov.
erIH4ehtA AOt y defence which tue neutral
powers Of Europe plght tOIreedghlze ~
righttul. Prussia has already recognized
that government ElErc says the negotia-
tiOns for an armistice were interrupted by
the REFUSAL Of tte German AUTHORITIES no
permit the tte1lGtuallfng d Paris during
the term Of the armistice. He says he
arguedr with the German authorities lin
favor Of tile Necessity and Apfopriety Of
such u concession and TINT the armistice
would be h6 aEniStiE0 q d, 6ute teditlnuha
war; the proposition was therefore reject
cd and negotiations were, them brought to
IN end bGcaase they clearly showed that
Prusstn was seeking to destroy the French
army and was equally anxious TO destroy
iect tho fldn! c6h6dtnt1ts Of PaFis lo tIto
horrors Of famine: Tho neutral powers Of
Europe had demanded that an OppOrtupi=
S be M &fSfthe6 6sser6b bling 6fth9 Ffeh6h
deputies III order that the question Of
peace mightbe considered THIS demand
has been denied by Prussia, Or practical;
" denied .1bE Icing cl5gged hFitf imposa4
bio conditions. The Prussian charge that
tho absence Of tic French Government
oDliges her to stBEye .ParisI Is false. Il The
| Prussian Al negotiation (which began with
fervcnt 6respeCt for the French people,
closes with refusal of, an opportunityto
hear them! u, FdyfsI concludes asIol7
lows: An Nrrnistico Is the Onynmeaus
whereby, y,AhexpreRsionO FrenChpeo-
pie nthe consequences of himpbrtal crime
can be obtained. Prussia practically asks
us to lay down bur arms Us d pfelimlnGry,
to tue ,co9spJlt4aItEtq9n co9spJl 4IEq q tho national will,
and that The population Of Paris, men,
wOInGnalnI children; shall starfc pclidfng
IilG vote. iWoI call right and justice, 70
witness agaihst thcn. Germany lherset,
liz consulted, will condemn them. The
Government9W viii II aillt tliEhllY attempt to
repder peace possible, and ,in, that she will
hive tic Coop aEionoR thearmyoE ParisV
Meanwhile Paris calls IN arms to SHOW
what d great people can do to defend their
homes, their honor and theiEmdebeii eiide1eG
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A number Of tliei teneh cx-ot1ctals at
Versailles have be6h arrested for CORES:
pOndipg withithe -EtehGhs jI'l9 Ii3lHA
II CaribaIdi sill In Hot Wafer.
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