The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-15

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sen: aslls the dangers accruing to mutual relations
AMI Paris bear witness to the disposition Of the ca
waited and welltado classes the people towards
Germany, which cannot remain without influence
our future actiou in the interest of safety.
We are Obliged TO that although last year
still the evaporation because have yctorousy defended
ourselves which inaames the French population up
the circles which the jurors, the officials the advo
Gates and tie judges are drawn is passionate
that we must in the OF the negotiations with France
which are still impending take into consideration not only
the security that tue peace conditions viii be fulfilled but
also the offensive strength OF position within the depart
ments occupied by us.
Your Excelency viii collect that the last negotiations
with NJ conducted In the full
dence that the OF the last OF occupa-
tun within shorter period than stipulated the Treaty
Of Peace would be brought about by mutual agreement.
The light which the events In Melun and pais reject
the disposition alma OF the better educated Frenchmen
with regard has the dspelei this hope,
friend. of justice and order in the French have
felt sufficiently strong publicly to condemn the conduct
the Jurors, OF the persons familiar with the law aad of
utterance to disapproval base expediency only
thereby the woul sti by occupation
now be able 10 in!ct I'm Jury France But they in
base that dsapproval declaration that the verdict
proclaimed Is incompatible with the abiding principles Of
justice of order and the present state OF civilization Il
therefore, that these feeble evidences In fa
of justice would become silent occupation
had ceased.
Your Excelency will be pleased to submit these
to de Rcmusat without, however repeat this),
way giving them turn which could allow any Gisple
part to be suspected with the government
republic. Your Excellency will, on the contrary, lay
special stress the regret which experience the fact
that Immediately after our having given the most
takabe proofs Of good will on part events should crop
up the face Of which the hopes Of revival OF mutual
trust must unhappiy be considered premature.
BISMARCK.