The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-31

oohaon ia ~heh Russia and Austria entering into
hs threatened wsroi prinepes this collision oold forms
with ideas for such be the upsho of The demand
OF Nicholas for the extadon of the refugees unless las
to be hoped he may no he retreats as before remasked
| In shame and humiliation from his insolent position
England has already unfned her flag on The other aida
for having notified the Gear that she feels bound to defend
Turkey TO the death, In such contest her fleets In the
Medi.enansan are by this time of the Bospho,us Tur
Key herself no mean competitor, is placing arms in the
hands OF quite 100000 men. The Caucasus mark Won
10 not yet subdued Al the mere idea OF an English w.r
cripple the power Of It's yrant will Poland take
hre rom one end 10 the other Then comes France
Tor II Louis Napoleon be sold Nicholas In such war
he cannot repress the desire OF the French nation 10 fulfil
It's day to humanity by joining in promptly and slii-
o,shuy The accounts OF the popular demonstration the
Theatre Forte 81 Martin, the seniation OF the new
drama, ROME show how completely love for civil liberty
has possession Of the hearts Of the French
mat vent Tor s ardor will certainly be sought this war;
II u shall be undertaken by the Gear a nd Austria
But may not write down austria as absoutev .idin.
with Russia Those In the payn ctual payof her gov
eminent would do doubtless but the report Of the first
cannon fired would be the signal for the resolving Of te
empire into It's original As In her recent convul
slons. liberty enlightenment and the many (of her sub
ecs) would be anayed against despotism goy and the
lew Italy, too would be one, and Free Prussia would at
once, probably, seek incorporate Germany as consu-
tona monarchy, but the condition most be raj nsr
utons and armed opposition TO Russia only saliva
ton OF power 10 the present Prussan its
head. Hungary, bleeding and crippled she is would
instantly spring her feet again while even besot,.d
Spain catching the inspiration OF the age though not ac
lively assisting In the good cause. would embaas the
principle Of despotsm by series OF revolutions In
freedom for her people The firing of the first gun In this
contest can, indeed hardly fail end in the OF
forces as describe above.
Do not misunderstood make no prediction OF &c.
na but merely It's The press OF
England and western Europe unite in declaring such war
improbable stating facts which the opinion Is based
Their concurrence, however, strikes satisfactory
proof Of the correctness of the opnion. They ALL the
by believe that Nicholas will shack down." Gas the bows
the BoWerv have and
day for the commencement of the grand contest win be
postponed may here remark that England and France
intimate to Russia that they will fight for the principle
political reu for extIadition ruling
long In the policies of all European governments as by
precedent to have become national common law" as
well as the law OF humanity. They will consent thai
those who have lost the shelter of their
only for political shall be cassed with those wlo have
forfeited the protection of their laws by offences agains
society, the blacker crimes of felony for whose ex
tradition there properly, everywhere, treaty sp
uations, like that by which England and the United
States mutually surrender "lugiiives from justce Grim
inals. They that the Gear does ampe on this
great principle and established of humanity
for the sake OF gratifying blood thirsness They realize
that his present demand 10 but for deeper
design, dangerous the of Europe He MAKES
his demand Tor something indeed, concey.
ed (worded) as to make submission on the part OF
Turkey difficult possible The intimaiion OF hi am.
bassador refugees il delivered were to be con-
demned TO instant death, pin the Porte du
les OF humanity the most sacred OF Its religious principle
forces Its conscience forokHowedge OF the for
which will be answeIable. 1t doubtless intended TO
make compliance with the demand impossible. Nicholas
in making ,hs ORDER could have realized that France
and England would take their present stand or thus rea
zing. he has made up h mind with the help of the
TRAN government to enter upon war with civilization the
world II he has taken his position with reie renee
to Turkey in spirit Of arrogance, without counting the
possible COST we shall have for when all parties
hostities have interest against war adj
ustments OF quarrels never hopeless.
On the other hand il he seeks the rupture with Turkey
regardless oil consequences the general shall have
beyond peradycntue though the excuse Is but second
edition Of the reason in The table, OF the VOLTS justification
Tor warning on the lamb; that L. in point Of morality
see very little reason To doubt that general war mu
take place. unless Russia backs down Yet some few Of
the statesmen of the English shopoeraey commencipu
write and speak in vein calculated to prevent hei,
from doing its whole duty in the crisis Tbes
are the men who In public affairs carry the principle
oil the overshadowlng Importance Of present profits, which
their Immediate constituents practise in basness affair.
They already pocaimng that cabinet have not In,
spirit to face the consequences OF taking an effective
stand against Russia meaning that they hope the cabne
viii be frightened out OF tho proper line day upon which
British public opinion unanimously declares IL has
this foxy class not ms yet daring breathe their
wishes The cause OF their ndisposon to back the main
tenance OF treaty 'puations with Turkey Is Fog
lsh war on the Danube 10 synonymous an inefease
income tax ON the Thames Many OF these
politicians who "cane forward" In public meetings 10 bae
Lord Pamenons spirited protests will he first TO back ou
coming vote supply bills carry on the war of
which these protests the initiation But they
hardly worth comment; for they VIGOROUSLY trade
any existing Of things make capital agains,
the government Their motto 10, that apporfuaify 4.
right and personal better thsn sacrifice for ID,
welfare OF nations BESIDES, they, than anv bth,,
class Of British subjects, retain that herearv amin.
Thy TO France, with whom, In such war, they nu,t 9
light side by side Tor the liberties Of Europe Greedn.
present profits and this patty have for beef
their ruling passions and yet too strong fear TO
init the arod results OF for The liberal principle. which
many Of them profess have due weight with them
For the last % years portion Of these people have eei
preaching civil liberty, yet sure that the,
will stand forth The advocates OF policy on the part
their government that fail place the people of III
connen-Germans, French, Hungar isns Poles Italians
Nc-where they should be In the councils OF Europe no
ct present, machines with which their respective bu
reancracies work out their plans Of personal aggrand
men, but as afbeu Of thoir future fai,s aud for
tunes Id
In favor Of unless Russia from her demand
mischief than slight temporary embarrassment the WA
plans Of the ministry. Ia
Before closing this er due to Benz that his rccenf
aposacy should be explained He has turned Turk ~
order 10 continue In position In which he may carry
The purpose to which he has dedicated his lfe-war upo
the assassin OF his oonntryRnssa This passion holy
and patriotic, and Its fierce raging in his breast affords
excuse for such the part Of who s liter
ally without religion, many OF the leading men OF
the age lie into the military the Sui
tan most likely eventually afford him tho desired op
portunity to be engaged actively against Nicholas
have space left in which comment upon Kossuib
etter TO Lord Psmerston, which presume You will publish
at length speaks for ITSELF however, language as or