The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-05
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


- ,srssut Auirude Of lbs EaEoPeAn po.egs ana rae
egpmsnt Of LheS military resources consequent HPon
as, . BE- subject 81 deep inislesi and sOieituds %
srpuBsat ana people Of The UniIed Staies- NEliss
. ,pposed 10 the formation Of .'eutAngliug alliances"
II farrgp goyerEmsniss eannoi be insensibls 70 hs
eng 81 hos- uauons % this continent Who have had
sgruns 70 fall undUr the raunieAl and galling yokr
ii sr stronger nsghbors, from whom they dirsr Ia man
= customs, ard, above al, in language, The Hunga-
and Italians demand sympathy, moi because they
N. posl oppressed nations Of Europs-ior perha ps
m Is no people thoroughly enslsped than The Rns-
=. rs-uaselves-but because the pFpIessioa which the
and above all, the Italians Of Tuscany, gToan
de- IS inflicted uPou them By foreigners who, indie
aenr Of TIE differences al mAnnerss habits. language,
poltieal IDEAS, have right the control they
except thai Of the srongesi the weakest The al
nee between England and France, whieh, dosb,.
ps,rla and Prussia VIII ultimately araeh themselves.
DIES no good the oppressed Of Europe. already is
sra moving her armies ior the repression Of
ssd insurFecnOus in her provinces and In Hungary,
haa fear Of Russia prevents her hearty co-opera
mn win the TWO western powers II she be permitted
ms armed Neutrality, and preserve her Ursdc-
her dependencies her highest aspirations viii have
sn Untitled But il is probable that this permission
viii be accorded her the hand, the Other
a, uusided she keep Hungary and Italy ia subiee-
On Al such crisis tAs Already have the English pa.
ss animated that Austria will be forced 10 take decided
purse and reminded her thai her Italian, and perhaps
Ae hungarian, possessions would depend upon that
purse. Should Austria and Prussia in the end cooperate
witt Russia the results would be far favorable 10 the
aass OF liberal principles in Enrope, than If they acted
win the powers Italy, Hungary, and poor,
Nv lrodden Poland would thea be stirred into innrne-
ale revolution by Engsna and France The liberal party
5ernHny-s country in which the principles Of
vl and political Liberty better understood than in
INV other part OF Europe-wonld be encouraged into u
resistance the present system of
and wise adoption Of Tres and enlightened
me whilst Turkey would purchase har political exist
nce and hsr integrity as an empire BY gaaranvng her
CHRISTIAN subjects shts-social civil political
and regions-as enjoyed by her Nahomedan
population This the policy 81 ths brilliant expsdi-
non Of the Great Napoleon 70 Russia This the policy
which his worthy successor, Nspoeon Ill desires 10 ac-
cmpIish but which canning far-reAchng Austria win
ar for when driven from bar present neutral position
ae will at once unite the pow eond
non that all her present possessions Europe be fully
cared to Der and these conditions al be aceeded by
France and Eng iand, they viii sacrifice the
das advantages be derived from alliance with Aus
ria and Prussia the present jancture others which
are remote, and which viii inurs the direct
benefit OF nations France and England viii there
assist Austria in putting down any attempt revop
INN in IrzY Hungary, and Russia VII be Kept
gss distance from these disafsctsd countries de-
her fnnGsHcs over them etlTey France Is dis
posed 70 make sacrifices the extension Of liberal prine
pies continent and England is sun less Bat the
pssnce Of Emperor OF Russia, that his ans
Turkey il Of Christianity against Aahomedsnisu,
the precious piece Of chHriatnTy thai has found
r ares aud yet there Americans here who believe
is mol probable that enlightened irilow-czzns
home be deceived by such hollow preeDces Thsrs is
vigorous common about those Of c0nntgymen
WHO are oaly the born" bAl the manor
bred which sss expalated EaropsAn American loses
asr ong residence hare and Afterwards
The conquest Turkey he exclusive possession Of Con-
s.Hlnoe the control q the Black and Of the Med-
ranrsn BY overwhelming naval io1es gradually
sdIhese are the objects Of the Musc0vite monarch and
might the CzaT altspt justify taxing the cffy Of
New York. the plea OF rht inteEveus protect
Roman Ca hoss OF that STATE in their claim sep3
Of the school fun1 defend his aggressive
ssAfuss Turkey the ground OF his obligation proec
Der ChrstAn subjects in the spjoy Of rights
The genera result therefore, IS present war !.
produced BY aggressive Russia against
brnve but EAtion whoa pro;ec.ed ~ the srsai
powers Of Europe through interested motives cI their
5~n-tsaL defence q her course. Rassa sets % the
prstsnes she bound prol-et Chsiian subjects
d The IA rghtl which 4 false Tretrncs 10
which lag and aDd Francs reply By demanding from the
Gar ne evacuation 81 the pTuyEcs and rora lie Sulan
the price o. their protection guarantees favor 81 his
ChIstl1n people, which me Suan hasisns 70 give and
which The two powers sincere IN their efforts
for b0h countries me upou public or %
on ~hioh sierniV reaalres suc aArAatses Sal
before blo~ In his favor 50 FAR tlerrf5rc
the result favorable the OF hnRsnfy Chris
tan civilization but IA the plishrnf Of dis result
For PoAnd there hope u was a fsvorite plan
Of me Emperor Sap@eos Ieconsuucf he inaspend.
snce q Poland and strengthen thar country win view
~ brconing efsetual barrier between Rnssinn bar
Rariy and European civilization The present Emperor
viii wary snaciY q purpose Surpassed eodeavors
u accomplish the policy q bis Immortal ANGLE pre- rA
and wisely. by negotiation hich his positsa unlike thai
Of he hrsr peror, hss rhus far cnabea i'm = a knaoer
iuY and whispered here thar The Daks Of SAKE Co
berg Jotho. ~ho as visit Napoleon III :
m
beet and PrusSa may aSs have need of Po-
ana banner ~ganss Russia, their ancient ally ard
pcs-c1or II tbess openly JOIN France aud Eagiand
and kinsso Of Puznd sy Be erested ont OF Ru,ssr
Poland and porons Of fhMi cosuty embraced ~ ain
the limits 81 Asstrs and Prussia The Poles here are san
guine thar good vii aocrns . diem from tas como
ton Of the political elements.
The great campaign. viii England. France, Austr..
Prussts, and Earker side, and Rass ca ID. other
ri open the Danube probably about te Ash Of mex
month RRssix needs ne c0rcr al ber aroes fr she
Vii pat i0rtb A~r hole ssngth and the cra "a Vii -
FEARFUL when takes place. Lord Raglan I'D Marsial
81 Arasod the respective commaDders q ts EnQis
French sruies, viii iesve pat Of Ensop- tef-,
he 1oth ~ mis- monh and Prince NEpoe0n heir
eat 20 n.Polsan III. wis eonmsnas 6ivsoa q sec
troops, Wit no ieHvc FsriH before he "a d April
such seing O Earops ~ thls n.ors~ys g. -
ssrersing qu-stiou preseuts sel Hsw ed. te rJ,s
sszsssf Is she likely b. drawn into collision via s,
Of ns eslseasnts notsirsiAdiag hsf siucsse desire s
avoid h Are Der permanent Interests endangered ~ -
N ne imue1ias lnaarr ~ csss sianre 81 lie rer
Eafopesn powersi u avor4bls 5gp5riaal4y nou pys
sealed her eoas1dae Ter eva i.,srssrs ana . ~
Dug stride towards that posit0n 81 prr-su nst pos
Which she ~ drsEnrd some dag v r-acn
Nashing be cearef fhsn y COR best policy "a
AVOID the NILSSON ANY s hsch can even rerfslv
sn1~nwer position 81 peoot neuraty betweeE the -
s-rents; and our marus history VII prove
Thar has been dsp alton 10 pursue th.r
as kn~gm w~r do as4tfh