The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-13


unrols before them We may be permitted to hope
that the morning twilight day OF just retributon has
begun dawn that doubledeang ogarehy The great
OF principles viii commence light Is arrayed
against darkness democracy against absolut, and no by
pocrtica Of iron and clay like the English aristoc
raey persist through the shock that impending The
only hope Of England IL 10 staye on the issue
suppose the other hand that is Russia which Is
well beatenand the supposition is not unpaasble
Kalaat strongly fortified that serious attempt Is likely
10 be made upon H. Shuma cannot easily be mastered al
though English engineer officers can be taken by the
Russians If they willing to sacrifice 1000 to do it,
If the Russians make immediate and determined advance
(and they fail TO do IT'D they will probably endeasor
10 turn Shuma their most feasible being the be-
tween Shumla and Varna passing by Pravad (The Rus
do nothing at yarna ON account Of the fees)
But If the Russians by the road just mentioned
their TANKS will be attacked from Shuma side and
from Varna the other at Ados the road
between high perpendicular rocks which may be blown
up by gunpowder enable the Turks to obruc the way
advancing army by immense blocks OF stones present
ing almost nsupeabe obstacles II the Russians either by
thu fate by disease, meet with great
lamty which shall for time PROSTATE their strength the
will spring their feet So long Russia Is
able 10 ecaciousy to keep the Austrian
upon throne there hope for Hungary but when the
strong Russia Is bound the Hnngarians will be
able to drive Austrans of their houses Hungary is
too strong Austria in single combat Hungary and Italy
will be Austria the upper and neither mlstone and
will grind her to powder for Austria by her perdy OPP
preston and vlany has placed herself in the position Of
Isachar who kened in Scripture to strong crouch
ing between two burdens Hungary will first As
Hungary gives adequate occupation to the Austrian
Italy will have her destines in her hands When Italy
moves, the confagraton becomes general
Suppose finally that the balance of remains equal
and that nothing decisive before the arrival of the
French and English armies This may very well happen,
either the natural of events (or drawn battles
mpobe by consequence of orders from the Turkish
Omer Pacha to refrain from serious
....ol all
the Turkish by French and English pressure II
Pacha simply prevents the advance Of the Russian army
towards the Balkan, the Russians their side may simply
rty themselves in the princpae and await the
Of events The Russians would be very glad to have Con
antnople but they cannot bavs all they desire, they
may well be conened, attendant with the principaes,
which are prize Who to dsodge the Russians
from the municipalities /? The Turks cannot do it.
The English and French will have u.s. 900 at Gal
polis in few days. but the bulk of their army will be
there before june and consequently it win not be the
line of the Danube before July them and at that time it
will have to contend not only with the Russians, who will
be immensely superior numbers, but also with inf
ntey dangerous enemedysenery and every species
Of fever that be bred from the miasma of pestena
Where tho English and French afford to lose
soldier the Russians better afford to lose hree and the
hope agung the Russians that they will abandon the
war; vain since without doubt Judging from his &C
ton the Emperor Nicholas counted the cost in the begin
ming and determined once for ALL to put the through
by daylight, possible.
Meanwhile, If the is to be drawn out acknowledgement
such evidently be the if decisive result OBJ
tanned in tho coming few monthsdiscontent will arise in
England and France Turkey viii be exhausted commerce
throughout Europe win be seriously checked capitalists will
be frightened national finances will be dordered taxes will
not raised without difficulty and general feeling Of
eancss not distress will impe all classes in the west of
Europe call out for the application Of immediate and
decisive But where in that crisis England
France obtain the of troops which
viii be necessary to enable them meet the exgency There
but one door escape Open Do what you WILL the crater
the revolutionary volcano bound to be reopened Eng
land revouonze Hungary ard put the natonacs Of
southern Europe upon their feet The triumph of
democracy approaching England and France have not
two lose while Russia have army after
other annhaed without feeling her energies exhausted In
Finland, Poland, Italy Hungaryhare, and there only
with the Of certain populations of Asacan the i'm
be found which required for the adequate
opposition of Russia.