The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-16

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sneie. hon ,dartrs' Is not 80 far 80 hfktgn
cnnc,ffrd necessarily part Of her peheY ~
this na.. Whatever course she NAV lake, OF
this We may be- certsin, When she DOES aei,
Will he IN earnest. " B. C9tf".
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SiiRailpa u Esropf. h. posture Of hnro
pesn aiI,ifs1s tins niomeai extremely m'ef'
.stlug. aaa IN. Interval ai s,Ispsnse for wanlag
for ini.lh srnce becomes syen pain'nl 10 me
.pi.nd. TIE armies of an immense empire hang
Ike cl.rnds uraa the Turkish mountains. threat
rnta, 10 pass the inte,p sisg barriers. dbuif
in violence upon the beauiiii plans besonb'
Iherr - a rraadaur in The thestre NJ WI. wof
thg of the powers engaged m The contest. Inc
heights md savage passes Of The CLASSICAL tirnus,
khaaa - aaa ather hfscIan h'iis, sltsashn,R
flanxes - sfa--the Aanaiic on one hand-lh"
r4xlne. the b isp ioroas, and Hril"sponi IN the
g,hrY with nd Byyanins alternately the cap
tpi ih- Roman. Essiefn, aud Ottoman emphe
~ the nsIas hpr con 81 aild The le~Hfd III VIC
Z r. these are esiur sshich give an mi tfh
Ca tie ar, beyond ine msre dnsplas OF physical
aud moral mower, o. thr IN, 1orilnt political con
seaaehees hsngi u upon the rrsnli OF The eon'
Il One lcels also ,irong cuih,si'y. TO Sc
{ rfr,, rra people a. she Turks mrasne
=, I'd. WITH the Rnssians II the courage. tn
y harsss. aud oJstiusct ofthr infmer have MI
h.ea .. erraird, blood must nbs ikc water b.
fore the after will be- permitted TO take posses.
s4sn Of Cots aut,n"pi
IN ansihet point Of yifs. the events OF the
eJuAIet between two mighty empires are not less
in,eteNinR w. Natrh Nith latense anxiety The
sehiesi movements OF tie oihsr EUROPEAN
frscfs wbo are rs tei mere spectators ri the
scene. ba aho may vi inaiely become actors
Win hey ql,eii, sse an Empire. ALREADY eplos
ssl ~ Is Proportions aHd more tofnidable ihan
tina, Of Napoleon AT tbe height Of ls mnnrnc,
aid innisnse.y to us exfeni, wealth and strength
az ihp arqnisnlon e turkey aud he control -
tie Mediterranean Or will they lecl The ,a,
l,alses of Isalougy anl dread Al these pau
suid. 5. threatening mol only Europe, hut the
East and unite ia common cause fur still
aoainisiniaR the bnance Of P1ser lbsse M
great a - nous shich lhe liDse Of fey mani1s
prrha >. of rev weeks viii solve. Inc busy
% e!,srafian. Of + tsner. the pafihc emhas.ies Of
Aasris, the evid nifty uneasy atlude %, Ing
Land I'll ..rni TO furnish at lfas, slight indie
tnns Of An ,nierf oncs ia the Invasion of Iat.
Nv TIE continued d 'e,. and arn,ies of these
n,i.uns could Al any moment check u no snaihi-
,re tie ssceadency OF The sar upon tas shores +,
nfi'e Mediterranean.
Inc. IS onr oiheg sie~ al the position Of Eu.
iapr a af irs NJ this idneiurr, Which ctui All
10 interest the Re 'liogs the unued siass--se
rpcs4 tn d.spositoa aud ultimate dcsnlt OF the
Greeks IN this wnriare tor empire. llh any
tline li.r Gee government. with Laws aud III.
ltu'nns Ike uu, osn, viii be- prru,,Il. 10 cIist
81 ID ,gre,d rs Gotta ,lIs ,nfutnce amidst Tie
q spef.m ol the Old world is alIose hei ,inpno.
bsbe Bal between sach stale, (Which per
hap, the q eeks themselves would Mt present
hardly h. capable ol malniaiulng,) and the OF.
press Il. sentic ID degraded ooadi'iun q thu M.
'nn. ibrre Is aide field iot moderation and m.
ytHs emsni We m,s nj least hope Ihal the, |
VII ~ projected ltoh an iron d0ypoilsrn. I, OH
persecution ID, pcnrfy, mud Starvation aud |
That the conVnhtlon nos III ans ion IN the anlan
l'los wi Jesuit ia s'vlas stability To the govern.
lntDt hhd insb uiion, Of bteeee
y. /. Statesman.