Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

III is evident says the manifesto, stbat this pretence
ct liberty the part of tie Greeks, tends 10 no,b-
ing less than to place in the bands of the ndels all
The countries Of Europe and Asia, where the reeks
are mixed with the Mussenen-to nut bv deor.,
TIC Royas IN the place of Oitomaps. aud the Ouomans
~ The place OF the EaSas-to convert our Nos,,o.
!nto Chu'ctCs. where the sound OF bells 70 IN n. ri
In word, 70 annhilate, quickly and easily I,la
uhsi". Neiiher law nor reason policy perni,
the acceptance of such conditloBs'
II circular order TO the Pachas avow, that tho for,
hcarance of the Porte after the IN. of Navarn mo-,
only 10 gain time and the Russians of hav5 a
length succeeded IN seducng other powers 10 asss
In overthrowing the Ottoman empire
The measures adopted by the Porte correspond Nth
the disposition manifested IN the documents we hav,
alluded to. French English and Russian snb;ect,
some oil whom have resided at CousiannopIe for tIr
~ years have been obliged 10 quit the capaI. tho A.
men'an Caholicks have beeo sent to asia; vessels with
corn have been unoaded for the supply of the Tnrb
armies; re'n'oI of men. cannon and ammunition
take TIER departure daily from Cons an tinople and
are TO shape their towards the Danub 40 ,oo,
as the weather is sufficiently open
And now, whilst waiting with anxieiv G,-
e next arrivals which, we should think, must throw
sone clearer light upon the State oass let us direct
our attention 10 the which Turkey may bar -,
ressitance-ei,hor by her armies or ib. nanr, nc 10.
"fiofy. II always too hastily taken for granted 10
maze war upon Turkey, and 10 conquer her are aInosN
nin us terrstha the force OF Russia is loo poan
TIC Tor her 10 resist and that the Ottoman Pow or in F.
rope touches lis termination. No greater error vae
ever 'nau'sed The march TO the Danube would he ca
sy, and Tie iu'ks would offer little no opposition
he crossing the Danube, and the subsequent o,e,,
uons, would be full of dficultv-Shuma about oon
miles from the capital, is the Turkish The, mon, n.
ne ''H'er mas always liked his camp there, and tie
usians have never penetrated beyond IT. But If ,L.
iurkish army were turned other Russian corps m;rIt
cross me Danube, and march direct upon Atr,anoni,
But the Bu'keu noun tans intervene between the Dan
me anu Hui,anoP'e' Campaign upon paper is We
~ different thing LON a Campaign upon land Rus
san otirer o distinction, has slseohed ont ,see tie
aIittiG y Rs!ectons Tu,ey reviewed in literary
Gazette o! to-day very fine plan which seems Il,
render resistance, on the part OF Turkey hopeless
III talks o squadron operating with the army and
securing the entrance into the Bosphorus and enabling
troops to land on The Asatic coasts taking Scutar
'ntimicaiing CoDsantinope, securing SMYRNA &c
b"t Con5tantinople is not destined to fall so quick
~ at ALL nor is the proIecS of driving he Turks ont
OF Europe so easy desirable The allies do moi nr,
coed upon IT; Austria would not assist it, The neces.
sy OF preserving the balance of power requires that
Turkey shall not be driven out of Europe t see,ns ,
be forgotten that the Allied powers are bound by Ger
tam obligations that they have defined their intention.
ana OBJECTS Iheir object Is TO separate Turkey and
Greece and hosiiies may be necessary TO ACCOMPLISH
II; though we trust such extremity will no, he ,o.
sorted to- But if their arms make such an iunr.oo;,
as may be expected upon Tur kew TO be supposed
a the Forte wall risk the loss Of her European do
mn"hs' rather Than accept the profered condition.
The acceptance would lead 10 pacific adjustment
forthwith Tor the three powers have declared Article
5, OF the Treaty OF the 9th of July That they win
not seek IN their arrangements any augmentation of
cai advantage for themselves, which those of everv
other nation may not equally obtain
In the additional article the Treaty. the three
powers contemplating the refusal of their proposition
sun declare, That they will continue to pursue ths
work OF pachcaon on the basis upon which they have
agreed
From the Morning Herald Feb. o.
Scarcely any thing is talked of here but the news
from Constantinople. Yesterday, opinion was div Idol
upon this subIec-io-day, however every one anne.ro
TO think that still there numerous party WIN
wish To persuade themsely that Notwithstanding tho
gloomy aspect of affairs in the East there 10 nothno
in reality 10 fear. The Metallques saw these nor
SONS do not fall which they assuediy would have
done had any thing decided been l,keI, TO arise o,
OF the late proceedings of the Porte against the Arme
mans ami the subjects of the three Powers There
may be something in this, but ire inclined n ,bnlr
not so much the party would wish us 10 believe.
lie this, however as IL may the party alluded 10 are
certainly at tins moment, what called Bulls of
Con;os ard therefore anxious TO put as good fac.
upon things as possible,
II appears, from the dispatches received no our
Government that all the accounts relative TO the pre-
ceedTngs al ConstanIinople, which have appea, ed in
the Angsburgh Gazette. well founded-,!,at is, the
!rmenians are expelled the Turkish capital tore
'ner WIN me suoJtcs, few only excepted, of tie
ihree contracting Powers. Upon ibis great question
arises namely, not these proceedings of tie Porto
especially as respects The expulsion OF the Russians
and Armenians. direct and positive breach of the
iF ay OF hckerrnau? We have not that treaty
before MS; but, if we mistaken il is therein st
banis ed Consaniinople, any way rnoested by The
toVFrnmen nniess they are found guilty of Ieasopa-
bic practices, or other crimes. Now if This be the
case, there cannot be shadow OF doubt of the Turk.
having violated the treaty OF .4ckerman: treaty. on
tel ed 10 by Russia and Turkey alone and The. efore
one With which the other European Powers have no
right 10 interfere Russia, then, providing the forks
have broken this treaty, is taken out az il weye NJ o
treaty OF London, with regard to the Porte; and Nj
cnossis no longer prevented from making war upon
Turkey without the concurrence Of England and
= rance Inc treaty OF London, according 10 Mr.
Cann'ng was made for the express purpose of prevent
ing Russia from proceeding IFS account apsps,
the Porte on behalf Of The Greeks 1t was considered
80 check upon The ambitious views Of Russia with re-
spcc 10 the conquest of the Ottoman dom ;nops Sucb
heing the case, nothing could have been more fortu
nate for that Power than the late proceedings at Con-
they leave Nicholas unshackled by his
allies, and at full liberty TO act for himself
All this may have been brought about BIZ cbance
hut there are those who think that France and England
have been ouiwiitfd by the Muscogife, apd that tie