New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-20

Aeeky dispatch, and declared tie, j. "~- wa F--~
M, ~ d;cItv hns crested may be considerable we
do not deny bot hiak there can oe only one
- ~. eon1,ry a. 30 the chief moral Of the story II caa
- nsver Sc worth While 70 plunge role into AZ Tor
a. ssle Of ench difference a. the There u no longer
~ Ss,,.te about The subs,ance Ofterm- ~ peace with
NJ mon The Cars previous conduct presen.
motive IL i sufficient 70 say that be aSr aihrras resi
ness to accept substantially the conditions OF ne ieLa
,xsr- and 10 have his relations with the Greek Chus
tans az EurOTean Turkey defined a. 10 dyest hun OF
an pretcrses for political interference In snort a. re
sr tbos4 points Cor which the four powers have 10 thsr
own inerests been cOntenting he s2pears Wiling yea
without reserve The only point of difference = MS
that whereas Russis cOnceiyes her dignity nYOVe1 N
edae bv eru once accepted the other powers consider
fhs; RSssia by her Giutous interpretation has DE-
prved those terms o. force and suficency las = az
iemma doubt but cannot be conquered o; those
whose ART and profession involved N the manufsctnre
Of notes" the result win tend 20 the serious
Of Diplomacy in general. .
We greatly dPosed TO hope hai even "a. i' an
manifestation Of The Turkish Council may lot .e II
material obstacle to the work Of nesgtiatoh III
40 ef,ectually separates the confronting ARM 10
Eson In those parts i. by 10 nsans PoosD,e, ""p
a dFul IN nuAerstand how any P-oseedines no.. "
sneh collision can produce anything moe ressnoln
STATE Of var than exists siready h9s,'s 20 ,o
- f-on,;cr. and IN direct violation OF treaty e1g42y
,nen.s bas ouartersd her batiaiOns on "r7sn
arkey has summoned from The rsnotes; ,ot9le' o. az.
49, nIn swarIn. 81 faDscal Mo-iem- 70 hgat
fr their faith The rival hos already confront eaeh
on H. oupsi,e .ides Of river, and ~ 70 NJ me oh'n
ofEnroPe on the point The s ~ aY bgt
81 Jsnus--have been formally opened lhA, 70 81 p'
hlood,hed surely and If negotiations c'aid D ~
ducted Notwithstanding such arrays We gee 10 -
tbev should not b. continued though war shgi ~
yeonlnrlv "declarod In this however a. ~ Al C'hs
points Of the embodiment the Ppnsbliie' o. ias
rest upon the Car doae Il va his aggres'il 80 ~ "a
onIv sLjcL created The ginal rupture wa o. hssa
LIS arrogance which has destroyed the vienna nv
it's nofhng but hi. imperial pride whcA now tsno, 10 INC
way Of an adjustment he j. bound oy al cons :"
right and duty make this sacrifice to the pace % L"
role. - a. o,;.,-ioI yic Tins saws.
we believe in what the plofnasts can r. o-iu' "a
,ron Of this present difficulty bot The peace 81 he "'d
must be troubled in the same way no mDTe.
From The Mornins Herald OF
". st least have never attempted 10 disguise from our
readers that tho which stu believe IN sl' NV
been avcrtcd by timely courage ana res1ut1h sAJl.e1
si month. ago would when Il did come BE- one on winch
England must her position as the leader d cyIa
tion i'm Europe and Asia II only yesterday VIZ "
olared our opinion that the vaciaOn and poro!ney 81
our rulers had brought naersto such pass ina wouu
reauiro the aupearance Of mighty army OF Lisi'hnpu
and Frenchmen in the valley Of the Danube . s1oP tu'
Car effectively That assertion W. made ana sun lnaan
tain In order show readers the nature OF ' cOc
IN which the miserable policy OF Lords AGioosh anp
Clarendon has involved say unnec 3ssany n'o'el'
Che country We speak Of lhe fact as accoYh,hcl ~
VIC do not believe that Engsbmon are a y ied!col -
low by policy which secs in trade alone ahe oDje I2I
which nation should exist o that they should now TnrnN
hack from the conflict when by doing they must y0lc
every engagement which honor holds dear aud surrender
every claim TO independence honesty ana coulase. IA
fact by shrinking England at once becomes mere
trading nation the fate of Venice may serve to prove
how short a time mercantile supremacy en- be maintained
when the naval and military poTer 10 project IL nave
been surrendered ,., I'll
look matters in the face they really are For long
time our Journals have maintained that tie power OF nus
STA was house Of cards which would crumble TO fece'
ct the first broadsde-and that Nicholas himself was
bully who would shrink into mbecy at The first demon
sraiOn Of frmness our part II 20, II IS great ply
that little Of that powerful specific not tried long be-
fore he had advanced TO position from which there was
without placing himself in the pOry OF rdcale
for all ages 10 come This species Of rbadry, however,
u only on par with the boasul assertion that the great
n -,opOl with all is shoal and outlying
batteries can be blown ont Of the water by few war
stesmers The fac is Eng land must make up her mind 10
O contest Of which the world has haraY seen tne equN
never excep that in which she struck down Napoleon as
she win strike down Nicholas il she be only true 10 her
self and place her desnies in strong hands Inc man
who ouaied before Smith o Brion is match for the
Ensssn Anocrat nor Is tine power which rolled back in
ruin and defeat the broken remnants OF an army OF JO
200 men in 1919 ono which can afford to despe Al
the commencement Of the present year the CIaI haI cS
ected an army of $4,000 soldiers TO enforce MS uemhus
on the Porte hut diplomacy and Aberdeen nave Iohs
their work and 100000 would not now count me most
which will have held almost undputed possession OF the
norhrn hank of the Danube for nne long months before
Me season arrives when we can make an effective eho 10
remove them. =. ..Lo A..
tra Il Joined with Russia for veal or woe IL Is OF no use
pouring forth the phal OF wrath and abuse upon hs 90
csying empire her position IS one o. HeeeS"y uo
potsm Of Austria cannot expect az she does NOT deserve
mercy from the rising power OF the people whom sac mas
for centuries ground into the dust and Is not 70 Do SUP
posed that the long evenings al OmIlZ olcu W. IN
ont ia bepp immersed on the mind o frahos 'pseih N
Itn was lost forever that the despoc powers must stand
ar ian together and thai Austria must seek compensation
on the eastern shores of the Adac for that which she VIII
;ayoblv lose upon the coast The fact however,
f Austria being cOeToed by stern necessity now mat inc
moment OF decision has arrived, TO take part with Russia,
nlv renders the necessary that she should put forth
no, whole strength well must her rulers know that this
viii he her final struggle or life death Italy she can
"a homo TO hold once the western powers declare against
~ =. with Russia to oiS she may still expect we hope
erroneously, TO keep ser.
.od herh heel the neck OF folahu 4.
Onr object In entering iat0 those details Is SIMPLY W
nopt ont that England and France will have 10 CARA up
heir lons and tax their utmost energies before tney eau
Lore IN relax the hug with which the northern pear ha
l,ched the Danubian provinces and 10 warn them thai
whole wear of imbeoiy and representation has qaadfu
ed the difficulties of the task of dispensing IN storm
Fitch now lowers over Eastern Europe AMI western
Asia task upon the efeelaa ulimen' OF wneh dePe9ls
,ebaps the existence of England, certainly Tue freedom
OF the world In proof OF this we have only 10 re. 10 inc
rt paragraph Of foreign correspondence ha strikes our
eve There fad that Russia at this moment eng ageI
In reinforcing and provisioning her gasons on the soata
east coast of the Black sea Po,e AnaAa and PORT y
Nikoai are he placed condition of defense, who
her ces are advancing in the neghborhood OF the
ard Of ErzerOum Now, had we acted ID manly anu
STRAIGHTFORWARD and dispatched part oil our Heel
90 Tehigord durng the summer months the sending oil
.S would have been rendered impossible
.vso n We had not-ss might have done-iaken pos
session of the forts themselves The thns itsei is osa
"nonsb hut what the Asiaiic tribes think of the
conrare ard energy power which for long year hai
neglected such an Opportunity.
AGAIN and again We retevste, England musi nov pre-
are herself 10 fight and for all for her owa inie
snden,e and the rights Of all nations, civilized anl un
;ynyed whose hbories threatened by Russia Inere
IA NOT point Of the earn where the Vaccinations OF h
S,,ar canpot be trscSd-m nearly under the North POI
80 Iose IN the ley Sea-vhere his agents und ermn
Inc The Swedish Government by interfering with IN
;sh,s Of pasturage held unQuesoned by the Fms an
- COR untold ages-to the northern frontier Of Chln
II ,ho hanks Of the Indus. Evorywhere.-in Persia OF
a. Danube in Observation-Disclosures there - mend
ENGLAND 20 perSecute, or an enemy 70 ur'Se Snd eA.'