The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-30

Ire Few York FINES = publishing series oi
Interesting letters hnnI Europe, under tho title
"i 'Drnocraict Letters un European Matters and
ametIcan Policy" The Buffalo Cummrrc'a! al
leIHstr stys tia. tlese letters eie written by
A"-sIth. I" shls assertion. tts Times Iepcs
BAT neither Gnirms nor denies II. On Tuesday
The tHid "f these series was Published, IriAci.
phllY connected with the ds-igns If Russia ou
lu'kry. J. take, FOR Il. teyt the assertion of,he
London 1ine, that. "tAs Cssr tesrs 10 hostile
intention 6gsin,t Turkey, ell lie may do ia to
"rrupy hulI"ya and WahChia tut there he will
stop, that u" aggression Oh Turkey snl here.
tore u" res.un for VAR"
He writer then shows that the authority 81
Turkey ever "aluchla was commenced ne oaI,y
n lssS 10y Treaty, and that this trrriy has been
renewed nom tine to tine. The Na,aChjus have
been allowed the exercise Of their religion. ard
lh" rrv'l'ges Of seltgoyemment. which they
always eiJnycd, ard Turkey has no dr.j'c q IN.
iIn-lns upon them. Russia. in hcrNh,i e- CG's
with Turkey, has always made rlrsr toe .uy IN.
c.s III" victims of Ter inJi.uts. b. y,.' rydty
that has terminated these war, hg, .vsognisel
Ihe authority Of Turkey over them.
The wii.er tien shows how every attempt at
rebellion in Mud1ria and Wamghm hus been
.a-trrad lay Rusy'a. AID Aow de-rUus To- the Car
attempt TO EXCITE retr', ~ rag o. al excuse for
interference, the letter writer thinks, VIII have
no shadow Of excuse Us Turkey exercise only n
modified and moderate au'hority over these pro.
snces, has hId NJ troops within their territories.
there VIII be no e.cns" for revolt
IL may he ,he intentions at Ncho'as will be
limited to the seizure uG these D.ruhian proTin
ces, nn6 their annexation to h'- Empire. The
fear 81 England ana Frarce may be the means uf
placing such check upon his Hmh,'on. that hp viii
he content with the o. QUESTION "f these provinces,
tut We do not see how tho Times can imagine
tina tins w'II he no "agg'Pss.un on Turkey That
paper is supposed to represent the policy 1T ihc
wi-Ir'nli,aI aud ami radical part Of the British
nation, and It may he that i,s Insertions are bu,
the ioTcruuner e the manner in which England
will croap away from this war. .ioliavia md
N"idchia being provinces holding the Greek re.
hgon, may hrgfyn up to the Gar, and the Sui.
tan beng Oh li.rd 10 acquirsc. under a sever pen
ally W" have Away however. felt inclined to
take with some Reservation, the assertions and
specGInil"ns of the London Tines Though an
able, It IS not m homes; pnppr. Al present it is
Inclined To preach peace aud erlsavGr 10 keep
England from engaging in these continental wars.
hencr liza facts aud speculiinns nr- vii ~ thai
SIDE II may ue, however that the Car 10 to tie
dsunded from sreil attack uD1r ths IN l'p'ni
ence of the Porte, by being allowed to seize these
Dnublan provinces.
The writer ct rhras lstier in the New York
Times trtrays his rdrnly when h. ndyisss 10 the
brct rleaua To prevent the SECURE 81 tiuee prIu.
ripalltes, the excitement oi an Nsuruc,on in
Hungary. He closes hi. letter with a sreer
against the nun.luterftsnCe Of America in these
Turkish and Russian affairs, and declares We hsyc
bassadur near the scene .. contest --W JoWa1i