Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-11-14
F0on the NeV YORK Commercial 4irer,iser.
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The readers of this paper have n,,,cci We r-,S,,ne
ha' ir the CO uneuceineni ct the Late and sti ca.
s"hs u'Seuss'0" between France ami Ensland--thc
l"cr aehng' apparently. the rouihpicce also Of
RUSSIA Austria. anI Pris.ia-ihc opinion has been
confidently expressed that the rs s;ern question
w"hld he finally settled without a gcncr,l war or a
war between France and England. Perhaps they
may wish 10 know how we tlunk the question will D.,
'eu'eu' am HIOn what rcasonnss found Ihis our
opinun.
a to the ''''i VIC have supposed, from tho BEGIN
niny' hnt the fscha would be- compelled to give 10
SYRIA While Egypt wOuii DC confirmed HIM IA per
ie'u''y' III NIa be remembered that originally tbs
ps'io'iI'on was 10 give him Egypt ia Ierpcuy. anI
Sy'ia tor life. The advantages OF that proposition he
'",t oy not accepting It within the time hmitcI-
AMER 'hii 'Ime he wa> allowed a certain number ct
"'Es M''"ia Which 10 accept EypI "a prtpcluiiy a.
ZONES ou' u - Ia he observed that third alternative
VAS prOioscd, n OF ms MT accepting tins second
M''hin the tune. HIS refusal to be followed by
lc'ercINe measnres--hut What endi Not. az W.
u"dersi'nd u. 70 destroy him altogether. bat compel
hs acceptance oi ih4i SECOND and final prI,. iticI ID
VII 'he uncontrolled possession Of Egypt. with the
nlnd"nnneni ot ms pretenSions oS,ria.
~ me iasi m nneut he accepted this proposition. but
Z" the SAin7 time made appeal to the Slltlr. the
ha'ure oi which Is not precisely understood In a. Ne
ASKED PermisSon 20 retain SRA for life. accorlin. T.
IA" tenos OF The ut PrJP'sl In reply 10 this appc
me Sultan Illuminated against hun cdici of drposi
''n. whether there was any thing in hi,
appeal To justify such harsh measure. noboy seem,
'" NoNs oul az All events The deposition
have been expected approved by the four Powers
We presume. therefore, that II will not be enforced
md That Mehemet Ali will no permitted to remain
ia'ha OF Egypt, with rem1iidrr io hrs children n
There Is war nj all between him and the allies it will
be- hrs. to drive him Of Syua-second To repel OF
prevent Any aggression 10y HIN against the : ltan o
his domniuns
But VIII Frame consent % this arrangement I'm
uOHb'ediy VI T'iIers expressly says that she will
that her action VIII bo limited the rescue of Meho
met Al and his maintenance in the rule of E,ypi-
she insists upon the integrity of both Egypt and Tar
Key und IL this - respec ted Tor both she will moi on
i<s the a'uoa oi the allies Is regards SYRIA
But great stress is laid up,n the warlik. proponSi
Ties ni M French nation, anl their eager desire IL
aNehge upon England the disaster. they sustained
before anu IA the downfall of Napoleon bubbles,
mere ~ Sbmeihing an this hat after ALL the French
are an enlightened PEG e, aud not 10, mere madn,cr
-oaio 81 the English journalists and lctlerwr ter
would have Ms consider IIcIn. Th,y are poNerliil
war'iNe and ImPulsye; hut they have good sense
enough To know the value of peace and with .omr
exceptions have confidence in their King AMI vii
sustain hun ia his policy. Whatever 1t IN ~ be-
And what Is his p1l,cyl That or an enlightened
stat sniar-:hlg Of peace, industry, aud national i'm
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