The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-11

being usgaefui but she did chow that attention to
the remonsrancss of the anisa, and did not &c ccor
mised in adversely; bat he hoped after that example
she succeeds now in driving Russia from her terri
., ory that she would pay all due attention to her
pretence Of again ptsrisrn With hsr that head
neAr) In 1889 the Suaa granted to Turkey her Magma
efarta He did not ssy that IL had bssa carried
ous As 1T ought TO have been but rssy the Tarkizh
government had done great deal She recruited her
army during lSal, she improved her navy and improved
her fnaoces and had bser left TRANQUIL to 20 on no
DOUBT she would bave re established h6rssw q
footing cheeIs) But unfortunately Russia esd Austria
were constantly on the watch FOR discrepancy in Tur
Key and they found great fault with using hospi
t.by-in which she was only initiating ple-in
gving protection to the unfortunate Hungarian refugees
loud chsers This naturally CAUSED csfron
Austria and from Russia and Lord PiImerston ne for
ward again and told them to be quiet. daughter and
cheers The fest then again Boska Bay and
TO the entrance Of the Dardanees and hsd effect
OF telling Russia and Austria to taxa the mint Osughtsr
Rusta having sent most nsc lent mission 10 CONSTANT
nople Prince Nesslrods still more inipudeut mani
fssto and lastly came the declaration OF of Russia
more impudsnt still (Appause) Never WAS such infa
nous conduct, such insulting language mSdsuse Of
Ia declaring by nation to another Ys
to consider what would BE the consequences Europe il
theTs was distance Of nearly 200 miles between from
Tier OF Austria and the frontier of Russia thoy
alongside OF each ohsr for 500 miles and il Russia remain
cd In 1ussesson OF the Principaes that dist would
be neI ry doubled, and she would have Daxa5e from
tier OF 300 or 400 mos Let Russia be fxsd in the
frinclpshtes and, jndging By her cautious and grasp
stop thsrsS tCries Of "No) And IL she got 20 Con-
stannnoP,-, then what pretty position Europe
would be IL. (Cheers She would have the Bsstic TO
the north and the Bosphorus AMI the Dardsnl- to the
south and she would stretch out pSawpy and
mug all Europe with her hideous embrace Nehsmet ali
had marched from Asxsndrs across the Taurus on to
the very bAn.s Of the Bosphcrus and II the Egypts-rF
could do that the Russians got to Consantinope what
was there to hinder them frc marching from there 10
Egypt? (Hea-, hear Then what would become of orr
passage to nda Manufactures and goods for India ust
20 by the Cape of Good Hope Would Russia bs satisfied
with that! Already heard of her intriguing with
diar kings and governors and india might be victim
zed by her II was, therefore, boundep duty, aud
he duty OF France and of AuGtr and Prussia to insist
Tat Ruseia shoriu ovacuate tho Pric2ates. (Grsat
cheefng) Lord Aberdeen the other day said aud said
pzopery that tbs policy of tho Mt peace
ari he would mairtsin peace longs he could he
would reluctantly 80 to war; but II demanded
honor and the intssns OF this country he would 90
to v.s And what he meant BY that waa that if Eng
land demanded that should 60 to ne was ready
to 60; bat England vould not dsrand srsss she
raw It was absolutely necessary r tho honor and in
terehss o the county. (Appause) They making
money in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and cries of s'NoD
but he WAS not quite nure that msney would bs made
we went to war; and, therefore, there could be
coubt that this mesting, the meetings that would
follow u throughout Great Britair al desired peace
and wouid not drive ts minister to unlsss it was
absolutely necessary Now he fond OF peace as
any OF hem, and aim ost too old to 20 Never
theless If the honor Of this country and the interest
this country demanded it, he pere oily resdy to
come forward she'd the last droEof his blood for the
hoi or and credit of Brain (lremer.ous checrpg)