Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-20

rcd eraeics which that Larbarous nation would
| Of course Indulge Ills presence would sanction
luminous Interpretation Of the sentiments Of the Emperor,
and ocenson opicoa that his intention replace
the Greeks under the yoke Of barbarian despo, and
| rank Mahometans with Christians
On the other hand s essential that those Powers who
succeeded REFRESHING revolution and in
two Penns~,as should find the sf the Greeks
strengthened by the accession Of the Revost
countries where order has been re-esabshed Il only
through the prompt operation the allies that il will
be possible prevent s oager succession ofevis
the easion Of blood, already sufficiently
campaigns. la all probability, fourth cannot bring more
efficient or decisive results. Tue Porte stimulated by
recollection Of ancient achievements obsnate
be satisfied with less than absolute sovereignty
BY three Of resistance and ssccess are nten
ON absolute independence. The solution Of the problem
he between these two extremes. The Russian cabinet
proposes she following terms Of just
"esees exaggerated aud opposing preiensions hch
Val iasure to the Greeks guarantees necessary to
the Turks useful and positive advantages place Of
ereignty liable TO disanecton and re,isauce.
Circulated, that, in accordauee with xsnipics drawn
nsages OF Turkey herself three pripcipaies lie
established la the continent of Grsece. The to be
posed Of and Aeaor Eastern Greece. The
eeos@ OF the ancient ventiou border Adratc that
portion excepted which belongs Austria; OF Eprus and
Acarnana, or Western Greece. The laird the Moren,
to which might be added CANDIDA Southern Greece The
Isles to be subjected municipal regulations govern
ed nearly as heretofore.
In 1865 the Turks, having conquered walIacha esa-
shed therein princes ackno wledeins be Dvan Ms their
with the privilege however, OF not receiving Ottoman
troops. In 1888 Solomon after .csnquesiug Me,davia
granted the privileges Lateriy these privileges
were modified extended placed under the safeguard
Russia In i77 Mustapha III wished TO erect the orea
into pr'nciray unfortunately he died same year.
ana me design was abandoned II will be obsc,ed per-
haps, that the Porte has always been decidedly averse TO
foreign Intervention In the ofhe negotiations
Tue annns Of anterior times however, furnish examples of
foreign Intervention admitted by the Dvan. i774
the peace Of Kanarg s77e and 1892 the n,erven
ton Of Russia and Prussia was allowed.
It's The belief OF Russia Greeks cannot reasona
lily carry their hopes any rther They would enjoy per
ec unresrained freedom ftrade their own Gag
The Greek Patriarch continue reside atCon.
stan'inope, would be- In manner representative ,he
Grecian nation The Turks should garrison some for
resses' with line drawn, however, beyond which they
might not pass There would be besides neither pacha
nor governor but each Of the principaies would pay M
bute proPortioned TO its wealth extent The reeula
lions relative TO the internal would form the
Object OF second negotiation between the contracting
powers The Porte would lind certain advantage In
negotiation fourth campaign iI in nil probability, be
as little favorable TO Turkey the preceding; while the
proposed arrangement will to her peace tran
guilty and regular tribute ofthe
prnpaites Her repose has been disturbed by re-
volts among the paehas who besides appropriated to their
own use the treasure they wresed the people Of
hese revots and Instructions Of ambitious pscous
pachas the adoption Of this would relieve her.
Mabomet H. allowed the isles be simply tributary This
same mode Of accommodation induced between the Porte
and Greece would give the allied powers advantage OF
securing the enanchissmeat of Greece without deviatne
from the principles that form the basis their policy and
without apparently wishing prospects Of absolute
independence.
hussa therefore, proposed Is To approve Of sugges
lions expressed in this memorials 3D. agree that analo
gous instruction he addressed to the allied
ministers at Constaninoe 3d. To
all necessary latitude 4th 70 agree that all the parts of
this plan for pachcatios, proposed by the alliance
munieated by them successivey 9Th, To inform min
listers that In persuading the Porte adopt the
OF an Intervention mediation, they conform TO the
views OF the Aes and 9Th, That necessary 10 impress
upon ihe Porte, that the erection of
would diminish the collective strength Of Greece
" the Porte would have the nomination Of hospodars
Pfisces or other rulers IL would by ths the inter-
est OF the most important families among the Greeks