New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-25

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n.' li:-,,,c f-orn orr lips What does Il m an i
II doe. not mean 70 be -ub,ervient 20 Austrian d-o'-h
We if such be the will Of the BfI;!sh nation; We va
b.ar il and in spite If Great Britain, we WI nv Vi
sS5r God viii be with Us. | trust 20 his bounty AlI
ir,t,ce And with his snd our own resolution, We w,
not {. ar Great Britain itself Our natohA',I7
ole- s,o,s still there hey stand mourn caatlque'
Vet still alive murdered, yet sl not deali lh'.2"
shaken still unbroken and unben hey WIZ SUM az
Bnii.h Lion a-o 4 mui be: ana al !, Then dare
repeat the majestic prophecy Of one OF ouT own hla-'
potts- ,,,h,s
Sal siteud tie funeral rites
Ye, there will be blood enough 20 mount in CORY coqis
10 ii eternal throne ard fall back IN hais OF ren3uoh
So Hin, who was SAVING Mine is the justice, and nine
:. Le -evence:r so let il thus come such be tiFeat
Brtains wl But it Is because know that ,uoh !, so'
the will of the British nation; because know ma o. s
FEELINGS 81 the British people are with rs ana s -e sc
- sone in The name Of Great Britain It Is therefor
sc~e ON. out o four five invitations To attest 10y my
nresuce iha; not such is the British nation VII anu
CRYING out with Cessiu-,
Rome thou hast lost the breed CT nohi- olcd%
U.re in the country Of the Bruces aud Waace' of the
csr1bcs and Grahams enter my protest upon the rec
- r. history That when the day shall come when your
country shall have 10 rue tina; Great Britain action dd
not the British people WI shoaI oe If
tn feet hat he made 10 bleed and 10 pay Tor result
inst the contrary 10 what she measi 10 fight ind 10 pay
FOR. N. kossuih proceeded to JUSTLY ms lnpa,'.'
that lesides the auNous soLcituie i"r 'he P,eeI 80
Au,ri-u Gespoi;sm Great Britain Is not yet consGou. OF
any defined positive aim for ihi' war 10 Prev Lna VIZ
Oriental Question Is European one aad 'Hat 'o noe
pepdrnce end integrity OF Turkey necessary To Europe
to said What does K signify that Turkey Is Necessary
Europe Il simply signifies 50 much ihl', g islsTf
II dcu ates the abundance Of rs natural resources ana
tie uunler well a. the spirit OF its population
lis yosit.cn is ,uoh that should It pass over IN
10 he dominion Of neighbOrinS great power
or Tovors, i; would be such an accession u their
sireish, position and resources as 10 MAKE tha'
power or powers dangerously predominant and in tact
Il uest oicstors in the general policy OF Europe mat
j. he enon OF the European necessity of the eN sence
Of the Turkish Empire To this general view ON the part
Of G at Britain enters yet the particular consideration,
that il is only from the absorption OF Turkey by some
great European power powers that for her inIin DO
n,iIiC rs Great Britain can fear anything from Europe
This sholt definition with the additional remark. must per-
t,tly convince all intelligent men of the supreme import
ance of the present. The political axiom, that Turkey
i Necessary Europe did not enter into The cole 81 El-
ropea1 policy from any fear OF Russia by the simple rea'
son Lat it Older than The power of Russia That axiom
originated apprchensions from Austria The maine-
nance Of Turkey originally established IN axiom OF
Enrol, an policy especially against Austria At that time
RUssa power yet IL had not yet emerged from's
notLingness by the de-potcal genius ot the Gar
Peter Ten years later yet the heroic Charles
MI. cf sweden traverscd all Russia with hani-
iul Of brave men down 10 PGltowa. FIFTY years
after that axiom had been established the limits OF
Russia restricted in Asa to the lanas IN Europe
10 Tie Samara down TO its junction with the Bl- and
hom this point To the THnais line of demtraon was
draw up by the treaty OF Belgrade in l7l0 which left
in meu-e territory between Russia and the Black Sea.
The land OF the Cossacks Of Lapaog that ct the laarS
Russian. In Europe, westward of Smira, brave f"ami
lived: in Asia south Of the Tanas all under Turkish
suzeraniy Ii but in l574 by the treaty 0 kanarili,
that the Russians came down TO the Dnieper ana 70
tie Black Sea only, in l7-4 that they took the Crimea
aid, in Aa, down TO the kuban on the Cauca'Hs
and took Georgia, the high road TO your indas IL IS
ONLY SuwarIOw who down to the Danube, aud It u
only The treaty Of Adanope which completed the DISASTER
BY the bye, this little geographical exposition may tel
y6u what YOU have 10 think OF that British policy which
with the established axiom of the necessity OF Turkey,
al!owoG from expediency, Russia 10 continue her
roy ages through 80 years policy which allowed tue
Euss0-Ausirisn crin.es in Poland and Hungary, and
wut,d the Seymour correspondence 10 awake from
it, umter 20 late in the year Of our Lord, l'54 nat
is tie wisdom of expedieLcy IL would De peter ior
nation be erne at all than To- be GOV erned by
lind yotariCs OF shOrsghtcd expclIcncy. Beware of
lafmeasures Great Britain, beware Thy own danger
is Loxt come, in the eXpaton of pOiiic faults thy turn
i r,xt After reference to what he had previously sad
of Austria the continued What is the next phase
of evenr Why. il is the fact that England and France
compel Turkey to give over the Danublan Prnclpaiies
TO Austria Why, that is fact of such enornity,
that if that fact, simply presented IN it+ scandalons
nudity, does not rouse the British nation not only
to anxious solcitude but TO Indignation and anger;
why. then, really am perfectly convinced that
those who have future at al but short vegetation of
third rate power. yet left for while, and hen doomed 10
fall Cartilage fell There may already live some who
before they grow old may do what Marus did at Carhaye
Fit the ruins of your fallen greatness. Yet there
the wise elder in your Israel quite radiant with the
moonshne wisdom, expedency and bid you be OF good
cheer because Ausa gave satisfactory ASSURANCES Wt
the magnanmOus young hope sincerely desires TO conserve
the independence and integrity of Turkey and that he
will return the Danubian provinces " SO soon as possible
after the next peace" That's the very word Did he
really ! Look. look there's good boy. " Bless his
FIVE wits; bless him from whirlwinds start -basting,
and from taking. Oh for new Lear to q" talk
word with this learned Theban. Assurances!
IlaUsburg assurances Well that would be tit occasion
to expatlae the value OF Hapsburg assurances Hlps
burg promises, and Ilapsburg oahs. Bat why should
soil my breath with that dirty stuff and bully your ears
with worldwide known tale II is nearly three hun
drod years ago that the profound observer Sh ikpere
wrote his King John, and then already was Austria
conspicuous by asehood and reachey that you know of
lis speaking of Austria of - ramping fool which
stamps and brags and upon party, and does
,hCn fall Y the foe. Il is remarkable it is as if
Shalspere bad written but to-day Full right he was to
GIsuss the lopsburgs with the contemptuous curse:
Thou wear Hons skin dos for shame.
And hAus calls hide 0 thy recTeaa limbs"
full right he because through the three centuries since
past every century has had TO record al least broken
Hapshurg oaths. And dismssing the dirty theme,
will only say that il belongs TO the of craftsmanship
to know that assurances ia opposition to powers history
geographic position and political interests, not worth
Men who know not even 50 much should be sent
10 the first village school master 20 learn spelling IN poll
cs instead OF letting them tle with the desnies OF
tons. How many assurances gave the Cars that they
would never occupy anything of Polish territory aud
what has become of Poland How many times has the
Car by solemn treaties eternal peace and friendship
to Turkey How solemnly has he entering Wa!achla
ASSURED YOU that he ditaied nothing against the integrity
ard ind pendence OF Turkey Did you believe him Ii
tie United States Of America Will that they
will take Cuba If Great Britain would swear that never
mole will extend it, territory IN India would not your
st, call the man fool who would Well Just such
If the about Austrian assurances TO Turkey. Look
to TIE map there the answer To those a.surance-o
ming against geography letyour statesmen tel one
soher rayely that they trust the assurances Of Austria
that's more than what Roman augurs were able to 10
when Of them met. No; It is sheer aecta,iOn they
don trust but TO escape little difficulty. they sacrifice
the aim II j. political expectancy. Bless their hve wits
Moldaya and allachia gwen keeping IL Austria, it i
the poultry yard gwen IN keeping TO the iox, TO keep