Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-28

And at last. alas not less,-tbero is
SevastOpol. Every British heart las
watched The graAt, bloody drama there
with intense anxiety | am not wanted
to tell you the tale Of your heart-I AN
not wanted 10 descii5s how your braves
have iounl there an intfeached camp with
an army. instead ofe fortress with gar-
TIson. IS your Govenmen: appears TO have
~ - ed-how new armies are pour
ing upon your shattered r. ks. IS your
Government appears TO have not antici-
9-te,. nselse it would 5s mere than an err
9- IS .het diI-all 1 an wanted is, 10
liois rom public reports these words
Question Is . longer whether we
IKE Seyss.oPo. or not. The siege
=. e.stopol. though not raised. may De
7sx7T:-d &c a. stanIstiIl. We are re-
.. ~ to the defensive" Such is the BIT
a.ti0n-the caves have turnel-Rgssia
Is ne besieger. ana you are the besieged.
And at what price has been purchased
ta.s situation!
Gentlemen, or the 9th Of July. a.
weeks before England embarked on that
rxpe ition. ili-.dvisaA. .s we'll As i'll pre-
t. |. In speech. the contents OF
rs would AVE been vel for Great
.siu 20 uini. spoke these words a.
wv "Nai out Of iiv. OF you, braves
zee Albion again" OF coarse.
AS The number igufativsly, indicative
~ great loss. Now i, is sad tale;
lumbar your dead. Jour disabled; more
4 y. 10000 out of SO, 900 are already
So; my sad an:iciPs tons literally
iphled. And here at home? Why,
.sfs me nuraber of widows AMI orphans
a?Piging. for support, to patriotic chs'i-
=. amounts 10 III 900
Sach is the position gentlemen.
AoT. with tina. position thus snalized
cal on cotemporsry ass, and on history
wAsihsr was e1aggerating. CT ;co hash
e. ing that England's policy has been
rs--2.; tina, j, has been successful no
-fae-s, but inc fficint, unsuccessful. and
l.5s :fous. everywhere.
e. you are told for all consolation.
t.s no human foresight could have an
tci1s:sd the extraordinary position
which you find yourselves in
81; as 10 this. it is not true Many a
Eaal must have snticiPa ted that position;
20 oue then fo:stoid it, fact BY fscs,
AMI wafl By word. only wonder how
<ay ;ainsing man could 10 oihsrvise
BIZ snow this. Yet. if such there were
We tid not know, they could have used
tas modest liEhl Of my POO. oil-lsnp.
IL : ilIe the people Of Grea. Britain gave
me Tremendous cheers IN return, and went
home - toll on. sat then 70 sleep. 1t is
IS i | had been msndicating favoEs for
n!ss.f; whereas. it was Easland's then
dignity, interest and success. that held
uP before their eyes-
Iaey went to ;ciI and to sl-er. AMI the
flower OF your nation went 10 die. And
E7w altar ny diaFsgarded words nave
pTo1 ID true. some Of them como and, saw:
TIE words kossulh spoke read ike al
inspiration Of seer. or q picture drawn
from history; (see the Scottish Press
Others come and SAY no human foresight
could have autIci psted the extraordinary
position in which England found herseli,
(sss The Times;)
Extraordinary! why. what is there CT
t'aoIdinaty in The ;ne1ore5lc logic Of con-
catenation between cause and effect? The
extraordinary in the matter is no! ths;
the Car has sent rs.infcrcements to Sc
vsstopol, but that he has not sent 6ou5
10 the number and q month earlier.
take this 10 he so extraordinary, tina,
had only two explanations to account.
i0F II. The first is. that to begin a war
against Russia with a landing expedition
II the Cflmsa. is an idea so suprsmeiy
Absurd. that the Gar, giving more credit
Tor peTSPicaci.y TO his enemies then they
deserved. did not believe it until you
actually landed of Eupatorla. Secondly
aa3 caiefy,you are indebted to Polani 70,
not having 20 meet 100000 Russians d
Sevss,opol. II England did disregard me
FAC. mat Poland is the vuinsra BILE par.
o. k.ssla. the Gar vas prudent enough
- iaiad Il. In the Csisaea. proud Eng
sara and France attack him he is con
sen. Nth opposing leo o00 men to the m:
o. 'ls Danube the flower Of the Turkish
sf.a5, elsted 5y victory. menaces him
- q content 70 Oppose them SO. 600 men,
But 10 Poland where there is not Que
IN eTms, but where the unQuenchable
ere Of heroic nations hatred is smoul
-e'ins, he sent tn army of three hundred
nous nd men 10 be prepared for emer-
ssGctss- Some may tell you that this is
due chiefly to q prscaution against Aus
;sia. It 10 clear to Demonstration thet
ife Gar is perfectly easy about the suit.
sslfe obedience of his Proconsul in
ana, or else hs certainly would not
sss aft the very existence of his 6O.-
men on the other side of the Pruth, |
=: tie mercy OF his good friend the Hsps-
buFsh. Yes, it is the name Of Poland
yon have 10 thank for the fact. that your
whole army in the Crimes. all heroes as
!hsy ara. have not Jet fallen a victim 10
Cverpowering numbers.
The chief error. on the part Of the
western powers. is in the very idea OF
beginning war against Russia by an ex-
psdition TO the Crimes.
NOT that wero of the opinion that this
var should have been brought to an end
without wrestling the Crimes from the
Czay. and destroying his Black Sea fleet,
bal an decidedly of the opinion tia. this
eisht - have been one of tbs last strokes,
aed BY no means the frst,in no case one