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derra.es the resources--more especially for
the purposes of defensive warare-of the
great antagonist whom we have to meet that
1t undertakes the difficulties which must be
thrown in the way Of even the best combined
operations Of the most gallant armies and of
the most powerful neete, from circumstances
against which neither BRAVERY rcr conduct
can secure those heets ard armies
Lord BRororia said that this contest in
which We were now most unhappily, though
most inevitably, engaged, was not likely 10
be an easy contest--and he must add, he FEAR
edit might NOT proue a uerV short one. As We
were reluctant in beginning The val, In the
same proportion, he CO., assured would be
found cur viger IN carrying it on.
in the House of Commons LORD JoHy Rrs-
SELL opened the debate in very able speech
He recapitulated the whole question and
pointed out the necessity Of war to maintain
the balance Of power. lie declared that it
was impossible Mt the present stage of the
war to state the basis upon which peace
would be ultimately negotiated he trusted
the German Powers would come to sense Of
thei: own interests the convention between
France, England and Turkey was purely
military convention, and had nothing to do
with the internal administration CT Turkey
uo said .,sT tl;rt ~. 1t,,,., .,.;.
eod T., Ioo,.. a. ~ --o"Se u"S NC sHlIS'
,b,+ L,~,,. - - 70 - Fo0'''oi . =
ro, tbo .ips ~ w. Ems i, ami. iieuossily
oL,ect met ho Ii oui III ~
rotection tn III .',U Joooi aiiH
continue Az long as that nIfr ~ tbnnnt s','a
nv his formidohlo opnonrnt -,
'Iord p,tyTseT,, t,;d Tbo ,oo, .,,...;..
which we have 70 cons;da is MOI 49,
Nnssulmor ;e l,ltsr n.y. ,rn,sa tbam Siri,
tian---wbefhs, If Is dos;r,blo 70 boata, r,a,o
~ Ios. thoso iptornol r,c,,,,, ,,I;ab' .,,,,
sooner or later tbs ,,loco l., +i,o TrrL;L ~,
,,ire-not that we have ,roroood 20 T,,rl,a,, -
convention containing efnrtIv tho son,a dotio.
ration which wa bavs nrrod rnsLo,. - ros;rt
in the face of Russia--for nothing OF the sort
mas neen dore--but say the question is not
ttn+ ne,,oi;t V" ~ 81 ia.ei tHoSo reforms ana
place in Turkey. witch sooner or lat"r n,ms,
inevitably take place. The question we have
10 CONSIDER Is TINS Whether Turkey is to lie
lnr ,nn,r0r.l,rho.i, y, on. s.oa. oveT"helm'
the Globe from thu North N tbs se,.th So,
the Baltic to the Mediterranean, to dictate to
germany, to domineer in the Mediterranean,
49, W. n~,. ,He Ioiv ol inc rGst Oh Europe at its
that rover shall ba t,pnb, tho. .I %,e'n "a
| limits even to the ambition of a Czar--thot
there are limits even to the conquest OF a
.hh'il.%ry eilplre' Oh Whlch one may say that
the nonnlot;nn 90 r.cr,,itsno d mp anJ J
that in spite of the mower which n Sovora;gn
may beable tc sway-in spite of the military
resources Which he is able to command, that
tarn,;nnt;o,, 80 -, ;'.e tD"eIs u LuIoPe ue'
croaehments of any ROVER. be that What If
may tcheorsl and that VIC are able, as we
are "iilhg, SINCE resort to arms has become
ianJ ths - ~ 'i-is y ecu anu ny
dence of nations,
Of the other sreeches which followed from,
Mr.. BRreu1. Mr. Dtsp,rr1apd otbers d,r;,o
the eight hours dah,+o. ,ur limit. will rnt
allow anr sknt,b
In fifty vear.. said yanoleon + Fnrore
must be Fannblican or Cos.ack " Douh+lol .
he set too sbo,t slime ard ,I,o ,I.onuo.;,.,
was MT "a ahsoIrta,,, bot,voo,, .ho ox,o,,;.,,
of whot wa ny avsn %aroIoc,n ,rorld ooll ro
,nhlicon institutions and +bo.o rolso1,,.;.,,
as his rbrasa ,ronId ind;.,to hr. Tho. .
crs,t anrroocb .o,ror1s n, o,.,nn.ha,.,;..
rule Of tho Cossock will ho n,odo ,r;,h,r G,o
years. or q movement to,yards tho onnosito
extreme, no ono can doubt If for time
the rule Of the Autocrst shall hs mad,
stronger, we cannot doubt that all these great
struggles will work towards the ultimate
freedom of the Eastern world That II will
he free soon we do not believe. 1.-THE wheels
ofrevoiution never move backward all eyre.
r;ence shows tbet thew NOVA forward I'm,
SLOWLY. MANY and treat will be tho strrcr,es
before Europe will be free. bpt in the end
free she must become
These terrible connections, bringing with
them for the time distresses which humanity
must feel decrlv for. ere necessary in the
Divine Scheme for the production of greater
rood in the end From that noint Of view We
opgbt 70 look at them Men Of neace as we
are Wa bolieva that tbera ara vor.s THINGS