Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1854-12-23

modest ght OF my poor Oil lamp 81 ls une, The
people ofGrea, Britain gave me tremendous cheers
in return. and went home 10 toll and then to sleep
l. is as if would have been medcating iavo-s for
me, whereas i, was England's honor, diguily, in
leTesi and success, that held up before their eyes
They went 10 toll and TO sleep, and the flower OF
your ns'ioa wen,io die and now afer my disre-
gsrdei words have proved True, one By one, from
first 10 last, some OF Them come and say, e" The
words, kossuh spoke read like an inspiration of
seer or picture from history. (See Scottish
press.) Ohers come and say, No human fore
sigh could have anticipated The extraordinary po-
si;ions in which England finds herself" (See the
LOrdon Tmss.) Exrrsordinsy! why! What is
there extraordinary in the inexorlble logic Of con-
cateRaion between cause and effect? l. il extra
ordinary that Sebasopol IS found 10 be en,reDch-
ed camp with numerous army in il? Is II extra
ordinary that The Car is pouring whole fresh ar
mics 10 il defence! The Car has been left per
feclly free and with ample time afforded 10 do il !:
nay, in fact, he has been invited to DO ii by The
Turko Austrian treaty negotiated under England's
auspices. The extraordinary in the matter, il,
no, that he has sent reiniorcemen,s 10 Sebaslopoi
bul hat be has not sen, double The number and a
monh earlier. lake this TO be go extraordinary
thai find only two explanations TO account for il
The fi:si is !ha; 10 begin war agains, Russia with
a landing expedition TO The Crimes is an idea 80
suprenely absurd, that the Car, giving more cred
it for PersPcacuy 10 his enemies than they de-
served lid no believe i, until you actually landed
of Eupsioria, Secondly ard chiefly, you are in
debed TO Poland for not having TO meet 100 coo
Russians more :, Sebas,oPcl II England dij dis
regard ihe tao; that Poland IS the vulnerable par
Of Russ 8, the Gar was Prudea! enough 10 MUD H.
Ia he Crlnea proud England and France attack
hir-he IS content 10 oppose loo, 900 men 70 thea. ;
OF the Danube The flower OF he T1Fki.h army,
e!aei BY vic;o'y, defes and Hensces hin-hs IS
coa'sn. 10 oppose 80 900. Ba, 10 Poland, where
there Is rot one man in arms, bul where The IN
questionable f-e Of hefoic ns.ions haired $
sr.7a.jeriag, he seat al army Of 300 900 men, 10
oe prepared Tor any emergencies Some may tell
yoG ha' lbs IS due chiefly 10 precau'ion sgaias;
Austria Ba' il is clsa, 10 iemcns,Iaiioa, TIA, ..s
Gar feels perfectly easy a5ou. ihe Submissive ooe
dence OF lis PTocoHsCl il Vienna, or else be cer-
lsn'y would no, have ler he very exis'znce oials
so 600 OF he cher sIIe Q! he Psg'h :: ~ mercy
ofhis good iFisad The Hspshurg Yes, she
name Q: Poland you have 20 lhank ior he fac, 'hs
your army n he Crinea a.. heroes - I!ssy sre,
have 70, :a.Ien victim 20 otsrg-os.ng nGm5s's
Be-; the situation Is sad enough, sCch l. l. To be
slre there may have beea same s;Taseglca sat Lac-
'IcsI mistakes m he operations themselves, .uch
a. fLa
ma ny pas: position ccoIt inPs- sC.aori:y % E1y
remarks a5os, nlllary ma;eIs. aaVe 10; been
orou.h 0p soldier. 0ell1er can claim lie ho-of
81 having hzi % aci he par Of solder IN 60
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some saz. Of di-iereot rsG-e- Tley were }Cst
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haj 70 tsh, 'Wo great powers cloEs- Yos are larse
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