Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
From Belts Weekly .Eessenger.
PROPOSITIONS OF RUSSIA FOR y PEACE
WITH TlIy rIypKC

rcsS to be.-the preservation of pence in provinces
Gltguous 20 her own empire, and the prevention OF
,l'e spfc1t OF ooniiogrSton which might cndanger
iAe security Of her own dopinios. This being effect
ID, she renowned al personal obects-a desires of
TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and would IMaiEpI.
ArEIY BHTTBr.
Let Tie reader turn TO the history OF Europe in the
'oar 49,, and he viii find the proclamation OF Gu
iHerlHo 20 this effect. Bat what was the rosu'
roland, once subjected, was permitted to throw
OF the yoke TOR rloIneut but the pray being too
argc for the grasp, rather having cci Cd the fears
and cupity OF the nci2lburlng states, compromise
~ partition effected. and one OF the most ancient
kingdoms OF Europe dismcmbcred into PruSsa1,
Austrian, and Russian pruViuccs,-whicA Wear The
badge VI iVnoble setvtudc TO ,hiS day.
Surely this Is "A sufficient example ofthc moicI2i ION
ut Russian cOnquero! II wonld cost Us nllici To
hn1gine that the Emperor Nichols viii f0rcgo lie
temptation OF concluding treaty. at COrs oniiuOrlr
30 plant the GI-ok eros uu the ,oa!c c. ST. s5oua
and 10 possess the key Of the EuNDc--to touch the
extreme confines OF Europe and Asia with his oarri-
s1ns,-to hang over China, and Cons;antinopie the
hupmu'es, the Denubc, tie Nsi,ia and the Rhine,
with armies al raising acJEmon standard is such
temptation ms ne an0i'i,n 'i a'v mnnarcs could bp
expected - resist lac eHtous PROPOSE ion. how
ever. 20 Re solved is wlas viii Nicholas do3 Ry
some It Is SAID that ms integrity parlyto the Greek
treaty Is not 10 be assailcd aud that he viii vet show,
respect 10 the obligations OF that corln7c Of the Iu
ropcen SOVEREIGN oyeohclrdng peace under the walls
NJ Cons antuUpc. Tho Prussiar- ropArs rroI.s IN
gio sn acccdH 81 the terms which tie coupueror re-
n'res Very different, indeed, they from tle orr
EH g; no 81 t'ft CdtE winch was 10 settle tfN al
fsirs OF Greece, AID preserve the independence tie
Turkish Empire Tor Il these conditions be as stated
~ the Fr1ikfort paper. they would ms; rs much ab-
s1rn Turkey as an European power for NIL purpose
q CHECK sild balance II she were actu1l = sunk In
he sea.
fhe Enpeyorof Russia says the IIsaukf,t Gaze.,c,
rnust now have securities and guarantees. and can no I
ionsr rely Gle tanh Of treaties. This IS an onin-
GUS commencement. Other powers were and are /
obliged TO rely or The gath ruEArif,. When the
allied armies Abandoned Paris in 1915, troy relied on
tho faith OF treaties indeed there Is nothing cse for
states 10 rely upon unless the principle he conceded
that there - no honour amongst chs and that
the WHOLE ia always to he held in pledge Tor PART
But the Emperor demands OUTLETS Tor his commerce.
There Is doubt that this tho nm "A object o. The,
Trio outlets winch tic Eni.aror Nicholas de- !
mands the free passage Of the Buck Set into the
Nedn erranesn; the navigation OF the Bosporus and
the Dardarees and thereby % secure an inlet into
the heart Of Europe at any time.
What should We have said to Frlnceir in 4 D,or1nnt
OF victory, and rs security to her navigation IN the
Gcrman Ocean she should demand some maritime
position in st. Georges Channe' and require 70 hate
the Isle of Wight tine Isle Of Man or some lcb Mac
conceded TO ieras pledge fol tho undst,irbed noecs
SION of this navigatioDs Aud vet Of such nature are
tle dcn7 as 81 hus7ia. The Emperor demands, as a
security for his main object the ccson efthe forrhs
ses on inc Phosis and of lie forts winch command fLo
Navigation Of tic Eosphos7 and the Sea Of MaImora
Now such celson would al all times give him tb2
complete commend Of COnstau iaoIlc, which would
thcncetorwrd Dc as much port OF Russia as Graves
end Is port of London. But tbs is NOT all We
following the obseTaiioDsof the Frankfort Journal
Whtch Very probably speaks tic determination ell
Nichoits. Armenia the most fuitiul nrotjnre or
AsIatic Turkey, mast be cedcias far as its carsI fr
irouin the post Of Trebsoni and the occufaton OIL
Sn2pe and 9orh'oun, BY way or SECURITY.
Having thus completely d;sInantled IuT5e,, rs IL
Asistlc fortTeses D. and ond and laid as 4 v,co
an inclined plane lor the descent of the Russia, ,
MOS at any time with impetus which noth,nn
ooha reaa',l lHo what remains Of the dominlons Of
ne foIte' the Emperor NcLolas proceeds with M.
acquisitions on the Dcnule. He rcauires that lie
iOrtressos OF Eudshuck ond Shumlo should be dci,r
ca up To Nnssla'-not a secur,ic5,-not as pledges
C0nQucrer. ''-
Having t.ls secured to himself The whol, com
and ct The hno Of tic Danube. excepting that pari
which belongs 30, and flows a. the raronnrl Of bsris
and Hungry t'nd how long il win so continue so
flow we leave our readers TO j1drc) thiz Prince in
lus extreme moderation, proceeds TO make nov, 70
QUESTIONS 10 thc PLAN country. lie demands In ad
dillon tu what h. had already rcdIired 70 secure no
navigation Of the Black Sea, and the FREQ course or
his ships TO the Mediterranean the very KEYS ofboth
oceans, and Tic means not only Of securing his own
leo navigation, bnt Of excluding AT his arbirarr
wi! and pie ssurc, ali other Satcs lie rcnn;-es tla
inc Russan armies shall occupy A4rianopc, and Inc
costc situated ut The entrance OF he Besplous to-
YARDS the Black Sea; Gailipcli on the Uellespopt
side.
Our rea!ors W j racoliect that 1t ,vas from this Ia
Ter c1ale HAT he British feet. under the Command
~ Sir Thomas DUckworth, was once bombarood
MN Siif'G W tiC iACcobOli dtlO N ~ had boon
fhc possession Il n vigorous and skiIfl enemy il
might with case have ctoctuay disputed The pascre
= cannot therefore for moment DC doubted that
Tie eIcct I'D such c"5sicn Of maritime fOfresses and
ports mt-i Immediately confer on Russia a Formidable
uival peIomuaUcc must give her The keys Of the
huEHn end The command of tho Ilelc=poni ne r1ly I
nd alb at.'y as u sh" hal butt a b1idge acrogs
lcm.
Bu5 the Emperor ia, NIL. vr' concluded fhc rst oil
Us cxtra'agdni demands Nchoas frthor roouirc4 /
iHc ~hue cEp'n.o' o. TIC V,ar and ,iIs possession Of
ne south side OF r Balkan, Oh the contributions ,.
posed On &c IUrss shall be sati.fed Aafo thsafi5-
~ ne NechS' lh'y are tD D. cmancipated from the
JN,rks IN llto sIllt oit'io Greek trcafvt In ,J 49,
,ne NTod aud The Islands 10 be rcycrcd from tlo
Porte lIyinc a nominal tributc which Russia vii
tl%c care ''a never be paid but 20 her own loufor-
mis-. They are them 70 BIO governed rr,cr ,,r;,c
@ be nominated by tho Emp,r5r Nov, can ao-
man foil 20 see that this would be an absolute convey
1uce Of Che Crock continent and islands TO Njchol,
but LEI us now remark the corporation TO tho Sui
i'n Upon complying witithcsc conditions nc will be
permi ted 10 reign ono side as far os ponfc pirc