Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09

Quhrreiling with Russlu, downright Quarrei-
ling, Tor her conduct as to Persia Turkey,
The Black Sea, Circessia, Poland, and the
state Of doubt and anxiety into which Eng
land has been thrown respecting her Eas,
India possessions. Then she is protesting
against the Viceroy Of Egypt for not having
paid the tribute moneyto the Pone-making
an indirect and stupid war against Don Car.
los in Spain-nego ciating dead against Rus.
STA at Tcherau and Consinniinople,--and
making something like very hostile demon.
STATIONS in the East against the Persian
King and the King of Lahore She has or
dered ne'v troops to Canada at the request OF
Lord Durham, ITO put down the Canadi,
ans" She has put more vessels onNibe
stocks OF Portsmouth and Chaihpm--And is
most vigcfous 10 her shouts of 1" Britannia
must continue To rule the waves" Now,
surely oil this, when coupled with orders
sent 10 British officials on leave OF absence,
10 join their regiments without delay, cannot
any how be called "peace" vet on the
other hand i cannot be regarded as war
Il is therefore that say, We have neither
war MOI peace" and as far as England is
concerned, a war with RUSSIA is imminent
Look AT PRUSSIA What is her condi.
ton? She has her revolIs in Poren and
Siaiiicia. She has rank enemies at Cra-
COW She is on The worst possible terms
WIN jhe Pope and the King OF Bavaria as
% the archbishop Of Cologne She is SO
CORDIALLY hated by the khenIsh Provinces,
and by The Remish clergy there, that they
are in a state of permanent hostility 10 her,
and they are encouraged by the Pope TO arm
against her. The affair OF The arcbbishop
OF Cologne has caused, together with the
question oil mixed marriages. such division
10 tue population OF Prussia, that The King
IS only hall upon his Ihrone--and Austria
IS jealous oil the Protestant Efforts Of Prussia
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any rate and therefore il is once more
say, I'VE have neither war nor pence"
I,oox AT poRrua4u Sardinia NAMES
.he Pope. the Austrian. Princes are per.
beeiuusallv conspirinu apainst Donna Marin
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ioh'ze i'ortugai mas iaiied. yet another may
oe more successful Inc elneen rs not sure
s'ngie regiment, nor OF one ally, except
''ea' nr'ain' ne Migueiisis have more
~ope s"'9 wet Esen the supporters oitht
Egeen are no. quie, ioi week together.--
II Is 'noeed terrible 'hing 10 gun the path
o. ,ecu'uoe ana nonor' line young oneen
nad remained iai'hinl 10 the oath she took
re the DEhocRATic CONSTITUTION o. i,onug9l
sne m'gnt nave smiled at nationai ioss. and
nave 'f,ieu on mel subjects Tor her best a.,
''es. Du, she eah 10 so no longer land
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Look AT SPAIN. what do we see there
War--war 70 the knife. This indeed is an
exception TO the ruie-bu il is civil war, and
not foreign war-and OF the latter we are
speaking.
I.oox AT porASp Her ;nsoIen, c,ov.
errors have dared lately in all The pride Of
their power and the cruelty OF their AFRO
gance 10 decree the clothes, the color Of the
clothes, Of the gowns, petticoales, shifts, poe k.
ct handkerchiefsLye even OF the pocket
bandkerchieis of Polish wives. sisters and
mothers ; and have also decleed what dres-
es are 10 be worn by Polish fathers, sons
and husbands What says Poland This
my HOUR WILL COME !" She says. as
the Italians are saying, WE WILL TAKE
dust. She may do so-but Of that dust shall