New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-15


liamC received such Message from the Crown as the
one delivered yesterday. On the 10th OF May 1893,
George III announced TO Parliament the hnu breatlnS
of of negotiations with France; the 9th OF March
lsj4 Victoria announced TO Parliament the final break.
ing off Of negotiations with Russia. The courage and
spirit of the English people aided by tue material wealth
accumulated by their inventive and enerprsn industry
brought the war commenced in 1903 trump plant con
clusioD though after protracted aud arduou. struggle
The circumstances under which the present
war and sill more the objects for which we commence H.
such entle confidently to hope that the undmn
hed oonrsge and energy of the people and their I'M
measu7aIly increased material wealth will bring them,
ith equal honor snd in much shorter time, out OF the
much less threatening conflict upon when we are now
entering =
treahpg time recruit her energies severely asked by
the to which the peace of AmeDs put end in 1894
Great Britain arises from her peaceful rest OF nearly forty
years like giant refreshed In the course OF the year
which prece ded the de claaton al war in 1903 had been
found Necessary try and execute number OF seaen OF
the navy TO suppress mutny In the neeti ana only
two months after the royal message announcing the com
nencCmt ut OF bOstt with France had been received
by Parliament it was followed by another inmating the
beakirg ont Of instruction in lreland IN 1894 our
soor are conteped and full of loyal zeal in part OF
the el ire truce left OF disaeeon or dHloys
.!,J Snun In lsC3 Great Britsin went to with a
next door neghbor with the bTaves and most Intelligent
nation in xuope, stimulated to peternaural energy Oy
revolutionary Enthusiasm and ~ series OF unprece
dented military triuuphs in 1884 Great Britain, i'll irm
md cordial alliance with that very power is abju to wage
against remote power which can be easily locked
/ up in two inland seas, and which combines the
/ weakness of stereoNped, corrupt mere routine
framework of government with the weakness of pop
ular ignorance and strdom. la 1903 all the
weather. rations with which Great Britain was
Bccusiome 10 trade either were the Of
becoming the allies of Antagonist. and in short time
our merchants excluded from the continent of Eu
rope while the Indian and Chinese trades crippled
by monopoly ara the unutterabe folly of Ministers con
rved paralyze the commercial intercourse With Amer
lea In 1884 the war will only interrupt Great Britans
trade with Russia all the OF the world remains open
to British commercial euterpiseTurkey entering in
upon of industrial enterprise India aud
China liberated from the shackles of monopoly America,
Doth independent and colonial with the preernaturay
rapid development of its Australia miracle
of intent progress In all these trade will be open
And the which during the long peace Brt4nhas
in the skful and scientific power of turning to the
best account all its enlarged opportunities of accommodating
wealth, and applying either 10 productive destructive
ends is greater than the widening OF sphere Of
action The ofranways ocean steam nav gatiOn and
frgates and vessels of the line in advance
of the nge OF Watts steam engines aud Arkwrhts spin
ming nnies then the former Of any three inventions
that went before il.
Infinitely important however than al the sdvan.
tages enumerated do account the clearly defined
aud unquesonaby just character of quarrel in
which country is now engaged In 1903 the merits of
the great hnroPeen struggle were by no means so une-
qllvCcal at lis commence ment Leaving OF accOgnt
Geds OF momentary frenzy which had stained the cause
freedom ambitious spirit engendered by rep sted vic
tories rad substituted the side OF the revolutonists
thirst for conquest and domination in lieu OF pure and
ardent zeal for the emancipation of all from presty
and despotic fetiers and instructive of right
champions of old tyrannee with zeal for independent
nationality. Though neither Great Britain nor her
mighty antagonist, can be regarded as entering upon
the of 1903 from dssreditabe motives, neither
can be said TO have entered upon il with perfectly
clean hsnds painul of this truth prevented either
nation putting forth its fall strength 1t not
merely France against England Frsn chmen armed
against FrcnchmeD, and Engiishmen sought TO hwaTi
ard courtered kDglishmen and misgivings per
vaded all rejecting men that their only choice wa:
between energetic military desporsm and the brute load
of ane Giants and supeycns Oar cause and course IL
1854 clesr France and England arm 70 prevent
paraty,y strong ard demoralsed military dePotsm from
bopg of the map OF Europe and Asia awoaker neigh
Dor whose only oeDse has been endeavOr TO elevate IL
self morally and materially in the scale ciy alton They
TO arrest ageressous which, il tolerated would grow
into precedent fatal 10 every people IN ns free and nde
~ nden wishes 10 become they arm only after
aemrts have been made prevail upon the aggreSsor 20
cesist-aeppts which must have convinced the most in
cItdous that bis gully the Car is urged by
obstinate mOnomana that physical force alone can curb
England and France instead of wasting their superior
powers in IDLE and amess bueting with each other IN e
their forces in which not OILY Gs AMI holy ia IT.
self butts TO be by every honest and unpreudced
observer in Europe
Might and RIGHT are both side, and this rare
combination We base sanguine antcpaous Of speedy
victory The logged and purblind antagonist Who hiss
ryovoke the unequal strife, has been mislec mainly by
lis own bad smbOn His attempts to subccn ate nately
TIE French aud English Governments have completely
UImssk him II is clear that he contemplated from the
first the dmemberment of the Ottoman Empire, and the
appropriation of the largest and most important portion OF
s Unions and bst he was instsaed, not by the III
reasoning fsnscism he affects bat by apprehension that
Just snd TatiOns principles OF government bad struck root
in Turkey snd about 10 bear fruit IL is clear that
while protesting desire peace he mastering troops
10 wade Turkey and sending Revolutionary n'endiares
stir up instruction in its provinces The pouring oi al
organized force into the Dsnubian Prucpat ct the
very moment he unblashingly asserting he was msk
ing no wsrke preparations proves the hfs charge the
visits q Russian eis aries 10 Greek provinces conem
poreueous with the mission Of Prince Menhkof sud the
Albanian iusurrectoD prove the second Ills criminal IN
Ten ne are beyond dispute his foolish over estimate OF
Lis power may perhaps admit OF some palliaiion Inc
terstyerre Haiiery ard afec diy subseTven tone to
wsrd Rusia in which European diplomacy has PERSISTED