The New York herald., 1871-12-28
FRANCE.

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The AnslO-French Commercial Trcaty-Prcsi-
dent Thicrs' Views on the subject-What
He Recommends In His Message.
The following Is full translation of that portion
OF NJ. Thiers' Message which relates to the Anglo
French Treaty OF Commerce.
cluded with all the Powers territory
usuous TO own commercial treaties which binding
Of ten those treaties mgh. be either revised or Dc.
% saas r. asSsnei he OF taem ina.
concluded with Belgium reached its term about six
the The others, OF less Importance, with Austria swift
ssi as
coseyhose concluded with England, Belgium and Prussia,
ssyou shall recall to You opposi.loa
abolished that they were objected tofor such
psxe! @ %isnoa; having abolished some susa-wass was
winou. the nation having been conu.eL that .tso1e
them All our were left all at
that they nsanosn tariffs drawn by the foreign
they caused to the most OF the national produc
ESies VIII isr1 long ns e is BY ASIsass, Lorraine
Brittany g. today % si,sr M the wa. which has
those replaced the dincuty will
Some months before the FAX Of the late government the
ps daring to speaR OF he ana attempting an
successfully to repair thsm directed an inquiry into the
for appeared from that inquiry that the mercantile ma
nred sna, cotton thread and Cloths and Inca thread had
suffered greatly that the mixed tissues Of koubax were al
q i. Essential pIoaas sSss Of woo spssi.y Ths
was becoming from day to day. and particularly with
houses were causing disappear war whcs eaaced
a %ssia.a %'$a ssy % %s$sn s
duly S 20 or. .s 20 S .ss
ton worsshsps. in our as1eai.
We mot adoOea
%1
We would no. constitute ourselves the .nthOrs
o. .s:eas slsas %ss
WIG; curing sn.s'Saar.sr' quartz Of ,ssntSi; Ss!s
tariff. order INA. they nigh not perish under the unlimited
them 70 the position Of abandoning pro-
poss 10 yo With THE Vsw sSousS we had strong
freedom Of our commercial policy we thought ], YOU'D Be
he
VIII. All h the $ empire
iron, COAL chemical products, glass; porcelain wooens
sas raise Ss
% as. upcs OF n OF n
respect % those Of m!e WOOL which formerly made the for
caimsa % %Ds Of from welvs s,shssea
cent And these modes are asked for Obtain
honest IN h fact ,Sa. owing to
sss
been purely and SIMPLY the proposition made BY US 70 Eng
the dsnunciaton snsreaiy, because you we desire
to recover the liberty Of our Commercial relations bu. in
remain bound by :iPuISn: which are very inconyenen
~ to threaten the sassnos Of our rnSpa Manufacture.
relaxed. This couss OF proceeding natural
but fayorasis Thus from the nrs replies or .ns
ned he cers At hope
uons would be agreed Gradually, however, less favorable
Without any positive spy lime wa. passing passing
the treaty Of 1850 hon.h Of FeOary last we shoSS Be
tho of recoverinou Freedom for elapss
Not having the reasons have s,aed we have
ns have rma desire to the
we must lose whole var before we can recover our free
SS1e % been ms not Of but ns' With ""
~S al Of As oSar have Ssa
either side during ts negotialion-that England, by
principles ami to lend herself to step backward ON The
part Of the chief IT. manscurng nsnon on Of the Continent
treaty had Eeen atiadei such argument might have
Se TO ss
chemical pucte the greater portion of
articles constituting exchanges undergo alienation
such objection IL uite nsppcable to the Was
there for " that the treaty shond be
open rcconsIderatiA the end OF ten years Was
without any motive ta article 81 Of the treaty stipulated
that years thstarGs should be revised? Either
be contended , the treaty is forever unchangeable
In which the sttaed reservations are without
ingor must be admitted that avang Of
an indiAputable rghtend which making Of
with moderation, whee ask that tho Treaty OF 1880 shall he
not abandoned butot modhed THIS, then the measure
upon which we havtdeanitivey agreed (Which Is com.
prised authoreo negotiate but which would bo Of
effect should youlot approve OF ~ - denouncc the
treaty while consentg st 70 negotiate for whole year.
date from and that tho time spent these
further negotiations oil not be lost Tor alone but shall
be taken out OF the ~ during which the treaty must
In force after Accommodation. Whatever occur
abolition simple r1hcaon OF the treaty, our political
relations with Engapv be friendly 10 the past and
tariffs will remahe Same they were, except upon
points which h formed the subject OF demand
We certainly at negotiation has been
Quoted with sreater liberation in peaceful SPIRIT
and impartial Judan Europe, or In England
condemn us.