Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-12

Congress in 1915. while ali the DIN es Power
hasu been bsed and stationary, Kusssa alone
hiss ssssss H..saasi#g-a multitude 81 peeps,
unknown IN us, have within the last twTniy
years, been added 10 the dominiops Of the Czsr
those for example, who inhabit The immense
surface amongst the polar ices which separate
tn, north of America from Hus.it. Again II
We draw line from the mouth Of the bIsiuls
across the Boryuhenes TO the mouth oil The Vol
gs, We shall merely draw faint boundary al
the Successors OF csiherine. Besides an erten'
of counfr, equal To The surface of Franco and
situated 10 The westward Of those rivers. another
still, more unknown district, on The borders OF
the Caspian Sen. has served to augment the
mass OF Russian uspfpaiion.
Now, all this multitude Of people are the i'm
mediate vassals of n Government which ac-
knowledges nolaw bur ts will, aud which is
At liberty To raise armies, TO wage war, OF Ia
conclude peace, NJ its own option, without any
restraint from popular assemblies, EeDsIes, or
internal Institutions. This immense monarchy
can keep armies on foot almost without the
knowledge OF the rest OF Europe-srmies nearly
equal 10 the united forces Of all the other Pow
ers. because the intercourse wi h Russia merely
exists on single point. whilst the relations OF
Russia with other snateS branch out into num-
befless Tamiications.
The Emperor Alexander was friendly to
peace, aud anxious 10 uphold hi. own WORK, hui
there is INV on the Russian throne prince
f.nd OF war, and ANXIOUS Ia distinguish him
SIT by arms aud conquest. What measures
. have the Powers Of Europe bingham IN par
tcuar) taken. TO keep an ambitious aud war
lika sovereign, wirlaing the resources Of such
an enormous empire 10 check None nniOr-
iunairls, none NJ all. o. the contrary by ex-
tinguishing the Turkish Navy ut Navarinu. we
have done every thing 10 assist the ultimate
projects Of Nicholas.
Bui We will not pursue This subject any fur.
'her suffice il to say. that the policy of Russia
has COW completely developed ITSELF and it
will become our DUTY, bv pndent and timely al
Iiancrs, 10 guard against it,
Prussia will he compelled 70 follow the
course Of Russia in order to muintain her
sway ovfr the countries which she possesses
from Memel 10 the other side of he Nemou
NJ far ms the mouth of the Yistula. Prussia
can compel Saxony to initiate her example,
aud n great portion Of the Northern States ef
Germany will Gin revenge for being disappoin-
ted Of Tree tons'inlions promised TO them at
The Treaty OF Vcnna) pursue the same course.
Austria onjonily with Bavaria. can do moth
ing single banded she cannot support the
Turks ani defend herself at the same lime -
What then is 10 he done? We answer that
the seasonnhle change 10 the French Ministry
offers To- The Duke of Wellington u most noble
opportunity Of constructing a coal ion OF Aus.
tria, France, England and the Kingdom OF
the Netherlands to oppose, IN the first place,
by negocietion-and IN the nes', by arms, the
progress of the Emperor Nicholas Al all e.
vents he must not get to Constantlnople, or
Obtain an inlet into the heart OF Europe
through the Dardannelles and the Mednerra-
mean.