Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
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The pfucpacs, while retaining their independence anu
placed themselves under the suzcranly ~ c
poe -Wallacha in 460 ana Moldava in 1913; ANA 'heP
rnpaucd 10 pay the Porte trihnte, condition iha me
Porte should defend Them by her against oIGisn NJ
pre,si Subsequently, in the of 'hc list century
Ru asia began Introduce in:n her treaties WIN me
pre .Dn,c clauses concerning WaIAcha an, Holiivit
NJ irs in order 10 spnatc in The treaty OF kalnartI LOT
r;.hi nj inrrcrss0n in their favor; and afterwards III order
IN Inkr N the treaty Of Aano;lr title Of guarantee 81
,hose prinripaeS. Russia assT,rd tr the st Tune me
rI u PROTECTOR 10 the preamble of the organic regulations
which hr caused 10 be drawn for MudavIa and Wniich
Jurinu ;rr occupation by her Ir,nps 1928 10 ISL II
snlts clearly f7nm these treaties that Russias right To m
rfec in disputes Of the ncipallrs with The Porte Is
limited solely the case Of The Prinrirar4 making me
demand %, Interference, demand which they have nev"
made snd bcsirs treaties 10 which the Pncpaltlrs nav"
mi been contracting parties have any obligatory
f,rc. far Them. As 10 The mentality aud ingloabiiy ~
he territory they have been rprardly recognized by an
hs orcs Powers excepting Russia; and even, accord
inv IL he Convention nf Bilta man Russian armies
c,n ,cy ucrurpy princlpa,s simultaneously with The
urki.h troops Tor the purpose I" restoring order, u IL should
haoncn 10 be disturbed Nrvcrrrrss these Pdncp"lllss
hnv, often considered integral portion al The W
,u,n Empire Russia now regards them. In tct inc
e. iu,latc dncmrnts which have emanalei from 81
pe,r.brgh STATE that Russia has been able To hing
h pIr by pacific ways she will give orders 10 hcf
troors Ia the Prut and wall occupy the fhnclpars'
in ner 10 have material until she obtain
from Turkey tue h"'a guarantees sci Iofh VI '''"ee ~
chlkolis nulh ~. ,,,, ,.,,n
mo Roman IriJns led into Dacla by rrain They call
s.mt. 4an Is derived Tx" TIA, language. from thr i'i
IN Theft origin their rsc"ectlnns their tcnirnccs every
t;, ,.larles them 10 r Nations n civilized Europe 10
,h Russians The contrary they have sinIt' 'hrit
,,.,n,y race, language historical lraiII"ns ana man
mr.. Mn separate them from The Russians They have ~"
nnneriinn. moi commercial relations, with the Rus
;,,. Even church i, n"l the The tnninahs
,,a... national aud independent church; they possess me
Iu,,s ana .arrsl books IN IL" Rmnan aud ;hry
rs,M IL: Ryssaas schsmaiic., Arc they recognise
,h. ~ n ~ their spllIsunl chiii
''' TN, ponuI.on # these pnrpailirs, amounting tn
mn 0t or 800 GOO inhabitants; the great extent OF tit
,rnory which could easily support three inns nef p"
,. The richness and variety ui The produce VI their s";
i, ,tn,,ion brtwetr the Carpalh!ans aud The Danu e.
which renders them powerful bulwnrk both Tor Austria ana
,r., all these 10 give them real and considerable
innn,,uce both in conDercai ana political respects
Thes Countries. rich in natural produce and deficient
,,h ~ .,nal and manufactures would become pfpdnc.
no.; nnile, io British capital and Industry and would soon
.in high degree o! prosperity II they Could ENJOY IN lu
nu,v The rights which they derive from their TREATIES 1l
nc port. And the Prncpaes ardently desire 10 ste
themselves placed well Turkey. under the collective
protection Of the great PoweFs.-l London paper.