The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14
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THE sVLTAN or TURKEY.
The spiIii Of fimness and humanity
displayed BY lhe government Of Turkey.
in us refusal ., deliaeT up The llungarian'
and Paslsh refugees, reflects upon that mai
tim 5egree o. credit whIrh might be col
yeled 81 lie more cisiliZed European
pawers. No one could have anticipated
that Taikey would have lie rsuTsge 10
take saeh , sland. and especially that hei
presrnl Suhan would have me nerve ie
lead the van Of resistance 10 such pow
er Is Russia. The Turks now. like III
s.rarens IN The DAYS ( The erusa,les. ex
Enhil generosity. refinement and hnma
niiy. which lhr"ws iaio The shade III
nominally Christian nations u Europe.
On referring Ia IL. I.ynch's inslruclir
account AZ his Expedition 10 the Deil
Sea. We end some references 10 The prob
h,liiy Of an invasion Of Turkey b. Rn-
sia. and 10 the Turkish Sultan. which vi
moi be without interest TO those who lae
moi read Lieut.. Is work.
- lilhe below Ruyukdere." says D.
L., ..on The Asiaiic shore. there j. rne
granite column upon projecting, poin,
which indicates the last encampment {
len thousand Russians. on the march
succ ar cnnsianiiaaple, when thIealcud
hy Mehemei kli, Of Egypt.
When C0nsianlnOple was rsrud
from the rhiches Of this rebelious Pasla
by The iniepositinB Of the European pow
ers, be- zane as lrlbaiary 10 reader b.
mage 10 lie sultan. While here, he e
leeied. as The site 81 the place he was e.
CURED 10 build, lie promnnIory Nnne-
dialely belnw snd in fnA sishl Of the one
upon which the Russian column is erei,
ed. as il 10 intimate 10 posieriiy. that, il
the Russians came thus flr. he had precld-
ell them, and that il was The fear Of LIn
ina, broughl them.
"These are 0minnus signs, the FIRST IS
pecially: for, il Russian army can so
speedily and unexpectedly III came with.
out summoss) reach The environs nl
Consiantnople. what is 10 prevent lie
same rapid movement Of hostile and vel
more powerful force! Ofiheir danger lie
Turks are well aware but instead Of re,
pairing to resist in the spirit &c fatalia,
they supinely await The dread eveai
Fhcre is 4 isadnirn among them. that tiRy
; are tn be driven from Europe by ligRi,
haired race from the North. and lheir fears
have settled upon The Russians. The rFe.
dicIion will wolk ils owR accomplish
ment; The unhappy preseniimenl OF ihe
Turk, FOR feeling amounts 10 snch,) will
be more Than emhallled hosts against him
and the dispassionale observer can alrea
dy predict, moi only his expulsion from
Europe, but The downfall of the Otto
man empire. The hand. writing is on III
wall, and il needs mol Daniel 10 inter
pref IT," -.
a OF the Sultan, Lieut.. Lynch snlu
/. speaks: "A man, young in wears. bun ev
/. IDENTIFY Of impaiied and lellcaie constiiu
/ ton. has wearied and spirlless air wa
: unrelieyed by an indication II inielleetu;
i energy"
N My feeling saddenel as looked uI
y on the monarch, amt | thought Of Mont
anna. Evidently, lihea Northern. elm
!. his year Of lie had known Two season
only, and lie had raped at once fro
i youth TO nhecil ~. Ills smile was
Il the sweetest ! had ever looked upon; h
q voice almost The NEST melo lous | had ev
his manner was genileness ITSELF and CIV
/ ~ thing about him bespoke kind al
amiahle disposition. lie is said 10 be '
e. ~ alIeciinnaie, 10 his mother in especi
u aud is generous III extreme Of prodigalil
But there is that indescrhably sad EXPIRE
e sion 10 his cuui lenance, which is thong
g 10 Indicate an early death. A presen
9 ment ofihe kind, mingled perhaps with
u boding fear Of the overthrow Of his cou
try, seems 10 peryade and dcpless his Il
n, rils. In ruth. like Damocles. this desce
is dant Of the Caliphs sits beneath su
: pended fate. Through him, the souls
!. the mighty monarchs Who have gene b
d fore, seem TO brood over the nnpendil
a fate Of an empire which once extend,
G from the Arlaelic to The Gauges, from Il
e Caucasus 10 the Indian Ocean
/. A few days will decide The ques,it
:, whether this : impending fate" is now
:, descend, or whether Tie Gar, deferred
T. the spirit manifested by England al
,f France. will pnsip me 10 future occasi,
the destiny OF Turkey destiny whlt
n Providence seems 10 have placed in Ii
, hands. Rich. Republican,
l.
!, Manifest Destiny.-Dr. I.eiblg say
d " Women are born 10 be married." U
Y doub,edly. Men arc born To die, too.
t but when You come 10 talk Of their prep
= ration for the event. they are as lillle fit
II Tor il as the girls are lor the " future state