The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05
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the Eastern war question in Europe seems 10
have changed and become involved in an IL
finite mess of complications and unccI tain
ties The evacuation, which took all Europe
by SO much surprise, was believed to BE-
granted by the Car in Difference tn the d.
mands OF Austria, and was ha'.a as an in
dication that Russia was prepared TO back
water and come b terms. Subsequent
events, however. haze proved how fallaciou3
were these Gaticipatiors, and tla', 50 fr
from being arstrocressive movement on the
part Of Russia, it was a concerted movement
between Austria and Russia TO ssyc the pin-
cipalitos FROM falling hopC.essiy into the
hands Of the Turks aud their allies. Under
pretcnce ola desire TO preserve C4e 'utggri-
~ of the Turkish empire and 10 drive tie
Russians ont Of the Principaltics, austria,
previous to the evacuation, had secretly
without the knowledge Of France and Eng
land-formcd treaty With Turkey, by
which she is allowed to throw an army OF
any size she pIeases into Wallachia, and
hold possession of the country, as a neutral,
until sic can coax or drive Russia ont of the
Principalitics. The effect Of this is just what
Russia wants. Unable any longer to hold
the principaitics herself she leaves them in
the hands of a secret alley, who thrs occu-
pies a position between the armies Of the
combatants, in the nyiolablc character Of "a
neutral, and this position she is to told until
the conclusion Of n peace between Russia an
Turkey The treaty is virtual surrender
Of the principaltics to Austria, until that
government and Russia arc ready to parcel
them out between themselves. Meantime
Russia only abandons a part Of the Principal
tiles and concentrates all her forces in Mol.
dayia, which she holds as provisional sc,u-
rlty.' The manifest treach,ry Of Austria to
the western powers in this whole business,
has by the latest accounts greatly alarmed
England and France, and The fear is that
they wilt hatch W a treaty Of peace which
will gigo Russia all she demands, merely
clothing it in such language as 70 deceive the
people into the belief that the peace +, hon.
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