Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-03
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tSsuiS VI the RUSSIAN campaign IvlINst 'Ntlr-
KEY is determined ere Observation-Disclosures is Rus.
sian city, orthe fleets ct England and Franco have in
'ericrcu Tor It's protection, AT the hazard of general
war III Europe. This seems o us the unayoidabl.
inference from the last advces from the seat OF
For our own part NC doubt the power of Nicholas.
suPposing him To be so well disposed for pencc
to restraln his armies when they shn once have d..
scended from the SUBMITS Of the Balkan into ia.
plans oil Roumeia. Ga the other hand it seems To
us equally clear, that England especially and doubt
ess France and Austria must oppose the ovcrshadow
IN, accession TO the Russian T. 3ire which the cx
pnision Oh The Turks from Europe would afford On
ths head we annex some ohser vatious from BcIl'u
Weekly Messenger, Of 10th August that speaks So in
teihgby, and as we believe IN the sense of the ma
onal wishes. Our readers will not fail to remark tho
6oa!tonie with which the avoval is made tia, the
Ionic Islands were seized i'll advance by England as
part Of the spoil 20 arise frou the dissolution of the
Turkish power III the Mediterranean.
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The negotiations sian,noplc ue pcecinS i, is
With a'o;l'e auspices But cannot help douirg it, Rvs
s Is resolved to push dn, aud u esu, treaty
resort She PROCESSES TO nceoSiac hut nothing i'll induce nc
TO sop a TINS e,Pecl ,s Emperor Nicholas pursues the bold
nah3 war by the seducoa OF treaty hut to keep in na
OF ms ambassadors and to dictate nom his camp
The policy al Europe Turkey pretty evident bu,
the policy Of EHOyc the policy r.r Espcrnr Nicholas
nnn auh France TufSty can never be considered
ouj'c - iJ"s as size naulins her station in the
Mediterranean anh BiAck Sea- thrown as 1t were as
against inda, so far A. EngtHd sc9cerned natural
position a. respects Egypt aud Syria In Europe has
Than
NO., Who bee "e established IA the heart OF the Continent 10y
means ofthe ricunacy Of their Greek rivals; bat who wod M
one day driven back INTO Asia. II their subcts in the Noea
si felnPouncssus aided by Of the rea, Powers
This would doubtless be the case II the other ,n,rcrs r
Europe should look quietly aud suffer Russia to excel the
lu5hS-bu this caunD be safely done nor aney sudrcd
!ussil extend herself she pcases tn the walls of ~
or occupy few OF the barren puvce of Fera u, n
She once ESTABLISHES herself III Turkey, Hungary will next fall
next Austria italy, aud with the pos of the
OF s biack sea- ana The oues OF the mighty rivers which fail
io II, (added 10 wc! would he Of the mo-, mro,,,
W us eoi'errdnean) Russia would become object
" dread 10 All maritime continental Powers the ,cv
trreoe OF Europe TO resist this IF Turkey and
ue ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF state, whose Oierins ll tn,,sh
ana cnervaie on The parent trunk would become mhl
and GveIpoweTng II united To A young and vigorous fn
In re'Tacs the line of policy which Mr. Canu and Lord
rrch pursued as respected the Oriental Powers c cannot
l observe the great tev committed from Inducing oar
'd"hal vauT aud love Of glory by the battle OF Navaro Tins
es Every cannou fired that occasion committed l,cah
~ tue walls oi the Turkish empire, helped tn ,,istlp
nat State for tie purpose of Russian ambition l. va nure
oily rather s.anity hut trade our AIMS and our
we're all about to 6e LIBLnALISD that period and n6,ny
rust IN the Duke Of Wellington To put W. in new v,avs 49,,
'st We love and pursue justice and generosity NOT Ia s
aieiy. ~ N"'J ia"
That the Turkish empire will one day fall to uicres in c
VI war, intrigue or natural decay is likely enoug
ho' 'f US 10 precphaie It's fate On the contrary when
"a; ediice which tOerss shall tumble we must ei,eavor
" 'soosuc non s fragments some stable ou,work serve
III Fpose as "eilas he original building The Greeks meh
"en The pTeponheratng Towers would permit them be ,oC
70 econs''uc tAeir government, and thu effect Cheek
@ on me commercial operations in the Mcdierra
mean would he To French trade i'm tla, Goa IL
ou'u nor DC favorable; bat To have been pteyif,n
10 TAKE possession by way OF anticipation Ia division
o. 'poh OeoTehand) Of the onan Islands the proht OF such
intercourse would be invaluable w. f " '1''' "''
Ia me event OF the fall of Turkey ,voud be the noIv oil
Eng land 10 FIX her eye Esvyt as the rv r,, ~ y
he exclusive sovereignty of India In the mean ,,r,e
we MISSIONS MrsT BE Austria and France vyi ,,,L
'o' cause with Us III this Tespec Austria from the dancer
~ "c' Hungarian states, winch the close neighhbooJ of
h-sA YOU'D cause ond France from doep iniec,, IN pc
sef'S uf.ey because sic fucrn by moan. NJ
whicH her oriental policy is managed Bvsuani,q Turkey
rance excludes dangerous power ho lyaat and clck
we Town oi an equally formidable which may one dav
aow up as already mensces the independence Of the res,