New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

~ f tho ,,la ouls remain e. powerful g. before
leace would De sOssi1e As oetO.e a. wa
be inevitable perhaps before Two OF three years
No shouid IN - Iurksy t. end and iO-evet ' "a,
.nf thircs dangerous vel vi kei, which mas seh
fro N tie criminal violation by others Of h.i pnnHe Q.
non intervention proclaimed BY a. IN isJl Ile p1.h'.e
vss yalueles ard worse than vAgeass, Il not eq1aly
binding On ell u did not bind all II became sn oo'ac
ton IN the way q every siTalce iEaf nns De os
f. clsrf o- ~ any other liberal PowC- All psise %
security all deFoic powers IN aay wrong saied men
to attempt One Vi .la;ion succeeded anG.her Every
nobo IaTt IN liberty rame was sthed he Earreaa
Ointment Wa considered field open 20 s0solas e1
Croachmsnts. Poland, HGDcs-y lialy wen crashed "e
ted beck g. peace sake We we're 'nerai! ill ponnsN
" vroIg ha. ale orr staai against tAa uSi y)a
ton OF intenss nal liberty raang noble nt0as would oy
tbs tine be free and friendly 20 E1gand may neoIe
victims would have been srsred aud should not have
now TO throw British gold and British blood into the scale
If The Eastern question Tie Tgrksh question Is the last
the determining incident Of t-9Cgle the o0ecsoi wncl
.s be decisive change If ten in the European m
,national policy Russia hereafter ia for Us mere expo
ufut Of absOgism England has taken with Ssoai
reluctance she cannot she must nolay them down until
s. re Of propositions have been soenny adopted by i the
Errorssn powers. foundation for all future inter
nloral transactions ard the first Of these should be-
No Porrr shall erer ir.e-e-e, ercep' By P.aeJi Ga3
"a ne crf or 7Hy P0rer riol1ting has rc al olsr 0c-
RS WiN ,nfrrre CpDostl0n ard resabsq ne oHf'Fe
i, f,rcr az tie attack na'.cn. We do nor. we cannot
10 for Turkey as il H. ii Turkey az i Is Is doc mel to
perish We cannot revive corpse. II Turkey a. s. manY
,e7e corTse But the dissolsins work mus be ie 10
the free spontaneous action OF lis Internal elem Bt' we
csrnot permit external force to come into se sid T.
EHl ard then TO sag. That corpse is nine Lite and
eaih must he LEFT to God, and noe 70 Russia On ths
ground ourvarw be just. asacred and v.t)fous one
n suy other Il all be wrong and we shall fan Ana
is principle 4 Intervention VIII b il not nur prinri
ple which any rate Is certainly not the f,rmltry oy
which should express sense Of national rish ani
onal duty this prinipe Of non intervention We may
az least demand shall be acted upon by ihe existing gov
er1ents who make It the first article OF their creed ani
shall be apIied bot less to the Greek movement very
much misunderstood by press than 20 Hungary TO
Italy than Turkey England qualed before the ifoTn
OF Gbsolutsm and gave way before each onward s'ePi
made till now fear comes 70 tho aid OF principe ana
rollcy and fght becau we dare no longer weld
To leave every people free to manfe-t sp)n ineousy
that special lie which Is it, evidence of natona y-to
peimt no foreign and therefore uuintciieent hani 70
Cruh It's budding liberty ruey T. hasten ITS transform
ator-such and none other, hould be England pro
Granme.
Te CtseA uoeeusu nitioa not Rlss,n oae TIE true
the be oand 10 paph sisi n ij ~
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