Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-24

nity. @Had the Creator intended my nose
for dust hole, he would not have turn
ed it upside down. The Lawyer.
The 26th number of the American
Quarterly review, as we learn from the
National Gazette, is in forwardness and
will appear at the stated period. The
titles Of the several articles are-Frois-i
sort and the Times. 2; Army Of the u
nited States; s. Morrel's Voyages; Al
Fertilization and Sieges; S. Dunglison's
Phys ology; s. life If Sir Humphrey
Davy; 7. Negro Slavery; 8. Stuart's
North Americans; 9. Pulgrative's British
Commonwealth.
About hun dred persons were prose
cuted in Boston, last week, for yiolatnbl
the municipal law, which prohibits the
practice of smoking cigars in the public
streets. These gentry were fined each
two dollars and costs, acme OF them
were rather refractory at the decision
and demurred payment; but one or tive
OF them having been committed to Jal!
till the amount was shortcomings qule.
tus was thus put to their complaints, and
they were compelled to "cash up"
From the journal des Debats, Mrch "a.
The Russian fleet is moored in the
Bosphorus. IL come to bring aid to the
Sultan. France prevented this, and gave
Turkey more efficient aid by determin-
ing the return of the Egyptian army and
of the Russian feet. We do not pro-
nose to treat of all the questions which
"a
wish to recall few historical facts.
There are two ways which States are
DESTROYED; by war and protection. Rome
attacked and vanquished nations; after
the first blow was struck, she protected
the nation she had vanquished. This
was the second blow, and it was fatal.
| We have recent instance OF the policy
which destroys while it Chords aid: it is
the partition of Poland. In the very
hour when Russia guaranteed the Con-
s,itution of Poland, Poland fell. There
are some curious points oil resemblance
between the state OF Poland in 1860. and
that of Turkey now. In 1850, Poland
began to feel the influence of modern
sentiments; the spirit OF the age penc-
trated the mild magnificent government
OIL Augustus out iilo al iol'Si "tAo oN'.s
la5ored to reach the level OF the CIVIL
cation of this day, and lost her ancient
character and genius, without hndlnR
any new force in the civilization she
adopted. So it is with Turkey now.
\ She has begun to threw aside her OLD
spirit and character; the arts, the sentl
ments. the sciences of the West prevail
in Constantinople under the protection
of reforming Sultan. Turkey, like
Poland in 1850, is in the midst of a NOR
! al crisis, which ruins the state 1t falls tt
save. -
The neighbors of Turkey are neithe
less formidable nor less ambitious thai
those of Poland in 1850. On the North
Russia. which is the Eastern vanguar'
of the European race, Russia, which ha
already two capitals and asks thiro
! Russia sought to absorb Turkey in he
), European empire, as Prussia sought t
{ absorb Poland in iler German dominion
> BY the side OF Russia, Austria, anothe
European power, wants tranquility
! she waited during the partition OF re
y land, not at all impatient, because sh
knows that her portion Of the spoil wi
y surely come. On the South, Egypt
e suddenly rising under Mehemet, Ink
u Russia in the eighteenth century, unde
e Peter. Like Peter, Mehemet, has ca
. led foreign civilization to his aid. Wh'
! is Ervpt! 1t is the Arabian race rean
4 mated by the arts of Europe? If Arab
n should rise again, the face of the Ea'
q will be changed; it has always change
n with each revival of the Arabian rae,
n Will it erect 4 new oriental emplr
IS which will call back into its bosom II
= Turks encamped in Europe? Wilt pr
O. duce in the Feast one of those gre
n movements Of concentration, in whic
III isolated States sunk and dlsappeared!-
y Will Turkey vanish in new union
the oriental nations under an Egypu'
IL sceptre; as Poland has so fatally disa
rr neared in the union of the Northern on'
H. nnder that of Russias All this the futu
nc will reveal. ..
n We lliov that the Ottoman empi
e. is in6rm and weak. We know NJ
IN whether it can be preserved. But it b
y. hoves us to look carefully to It's chole
nj of its physicians; it behoves us to sc
2. that the physician does not aggrava
the malady lie ought to cure; 1t bchov'
an MS to see. most of all, that the physlcla
Mt shall not be the sick mans heir.-Suc
Ell are our interests in the East.
or The example Of Poland is instrnctiv
'lr There we're parties in Poland, as the
at are in Turkey revolted pachas. 1t WI
or by sometimes encouraging parties again
or The throne. and sometimes the throi
II against parties-it was by interfering i
r. cessantly, and at all times, that Russ
&c finished by destroying Poland. 1"
es KEY, with her armed pachas and disco
tented janissaries, ofltrs similar oppo,