The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-02
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


ministry OF the 1--WE alternatives, creduy o. connj-
vance the former seems % have been only accepted by
them in order that the latter might more forciby
tsbshed against them-not by their foe but by their
own overpToud ally. The circular, Published Ia
the 81 Pstesburgh Gazette, lie. indeed the deathblow
to the false preences Of creduiity simplicity gene ros
and plain hearsedness advanced by the coalition journals
Ia defence of their ministerial entertainers The plain
bare, cool statement that already Ia 1874 of the
Empeors visit TO London, the Russian plans for
uai partition Of Turkey were communicated the
OF ST James, and that they again submitted It's
sderaon when Lord John Russell entered the Foreign
otice-vz before Prince Monsehiko started Tor Constan-
unopie-is crushing proof Of connivance OF England TO
the schemes Of Russaso rushing fact that the Times
had no other choice, If wand the coalition ~
rtv but to roll the charge the foot OF the throne by
asserting that the "cabne (he cabinet, al least
Indignant refusal" Awkward confession II the cabinet
refused the Russian propositions IL had, any
rate, cognizance of them II IL knew them, how justify
Its credaii in Russian assurances And it wanted TO
exempt itself from why ake those very pfopo
stions from blue-book publications Answer that
"cever' gentlemen Of the Times.
But the connivance Of England proved by the whole
history of the transactions diplomatic and military, compo-
sing this Eastern question: related in the Russian
ci,eula,s We all and each in "iausse position" ex-
claims M de Nesselfode or Libinsk Whoever may be
the author OF the erpot England stuck agree
ments. What were these agreemensl To persuade or
cause the Porte TO accept conditions Why they
not kepti Because British ministers Hoabled public
opinion This brongh them falls. position ward
us, aud this put in false position toward them
Take the first step in that Justification OF positions We
made certain demands at Cons'aninope, granted before
hand London British colonel substitute envoy
the Porte, unfortunately not the secret thought proper
to demonstrate when demands took place He was
acknowledgement, indeed-and the feet ordered
Malta. So far all right But France resolved
to send her feet Very well just expected, be-
quarrel with that power the dispatches
of the English minister emphaticaly aud repeatedly
pressed Now, wha, happeneds Instead Of leaving
France hs course she had taken, isolated, discouraged
and abandoned to us-when might have taken op.
portuniy the Bourbons-English ministers al
lowed themselves to be swuyed by public clamo for
imaginary "inlegriy and independence Of Turkey got
up in France, and, by siding apparently with the latter
power compelled us in appearance also to take position
against England However, all would have been well had
prudenty Withdrawing her opposition to was party,
viz force the acceptance Of the Vienna note the
Porte. Again the English government, frightened by The
fresh eievescence OF the public produced by the Turkish
notifications, shrank from putting down public opinion
and Turkey according agreement Nay they suffered the
Porte declare W, and withou, either the courage
OF bombardng Consanlnope Of pofng by Snope they
did prevent the Turkish armies from making
against us In fact, they cowardly enough TO
take, although reluctantly every measure demanded by
vocileous canai aad though they failed give
each time that their did what
they meant in the eyes of their people, were course,
obliged, in the eyes OF our people, and from consideration
of national honor, to reply each apparent
OF England by fresh demonstrations part Thus,
step by respective positions have become faser
aud isiser, ill we the brink OF war-a war
which must necessarily become, what England pretended
to be anxious 10 avoid, European war; the Tespon
sibty OF which mast be attributed TO England alone
What the coalition hiuk OF this analysis OF their conduct
viii Hardly be ELECTED from them by parliamentary inter
peiaons But there will, douo;, be much aecation
of wrath, contempt, and this last modi
hcaon OF untrnth" the pa OF Russia At any rate,
the coalition know they can't be got rid OFT by this
Parliament, and ibis Parliament not without revolution;
he other hand, decla ration Of war would
only be another step towards false position, the BRUSH
skopkeeper also grumbling already under doubled In
for the pleasure OF having of sfqneiis,
nothing viii be done, everything wanted having been
attained. Pussias declaration of eualiy, Ausas
nouncement that she, well as the German conledea.
ion, would make common cause With Prussia, direct
N against France which will The more probably
lessen qne Withdraw action In the East she may
every day expect to be Involved Ia the West
Having than expressed the opinion that the
connvance Of England, Russia wcad succeed on this
point aad eiher attempts coup detai ogas.t Louis Ma
poleon Involve him la may here mention that the
Paris correspondent oftbe Independence Be ge actually
ports Thai The relations between the French aud Gefmsn
governments assuming the serious sspec, and
that Louis Napoleon had ordered so large corps dmmts
bic the left bank OF tho Rhine Gonters
OF Piedmont As Tor Eng and, she veng about break c
her alliance and pick herself quarrel with Turkey, Rus
STA Tears nothing from with her-a which this
country could then only In the Baltic where
all sure, and, the best the ruin Of English
In support this qHoe what the
OF the Morning Chronicle writes under date OF The
pst The French government has received dispatches
from stsnuDops Informing Of the important face that
the Dyan, The Ottoman POrte-ihe power for whom
about hgbt (sites Of jeconS the treaty allie
ance proposed by England and France Turkey You
hst Tue poses, 10 undertaking the defence
OF tie ependehce aud nlegry Of the Turkish govern.
ment lay down the principle that neither Of Ihem Is de-
rive erfitoral influence from The present but Ii
adopting ths generous aud msgueuimous policy, they
f1g fufuY lf
dan population OF Sulan's dominion To this stpu.
tsln points on which Koran exorable The Pore,
therefore, "a expressing lis iaI &c elimination ameorae
position the Greeks ADD other Christians refuses
grant their complete emsnoip patton, which, they say,
would be the II they granted all the de-
manded b. Russia have already informed you that The
conference OF Vienna i continued lts and
fer days past the difcussion has TUNED the di-
entities thus raised by the resistance the Porte These
difficulties have greatly raised Eopes IL Russa and
be the OF the orders
butg NJ. de KlseIeh and Baron Bruunow 10 remain Ia
IS uxtllcs and Darmstndt Tor the present" w. T.
HosoRs TO Ma FuLsoRr-fhe citizens of Nash.
vile have appointed committee 10 invite MIR. Fillmore
to pubic dinner The citizens OF Memphis have ap.
pointed a committee for similar purpose II is not prob
able, however that he will accept these invitations he
lett Louisville las, Saturday, with the Hon John r. Ken
nedy IN the steamer Robt J. Watd, diteci for New o.
leans, where he will remain from three TO six days and
ihen embark for Cuba Tie has declined public recep-
lion on his arrival al Ne. Orleans
The gsture Of Mississippi closed lie session on the "a