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I",t :" ne vas, inquiry VI W. '"'"l"So"
'u3r',' "l 'h' f"r''' from th' ''L, III 70 ~
Nlch","s anu =" "'1 nn''',Fa'y 'rl'' 10
'"ncedr 8V'h u'ihano Woo!o nave neeh
complete Surrender Oh sovereignty anu iuue-
lehooh'e'
" lie had gone too lar. Tie spirit ol the .
Porte was aroused; h. occupied the Prlnci- /
paliticA, but even this stop failed to intiini-
date or oycrawc; the jealousyo other powers
was alarmed the concession was rrinsedi
England and France came to che rescue time
was gained; Turkey armed and the bully, |
much to hi1 surpris' was compelled to fight:
He was not prepared for this he had hoped
to gain his ends by the diSpfdg not ny the use
OF force; and the result has been, that the
fortunes OF the hrst campaign nave gone
against him.
After touching upon the insane and wicked
G,llv of Austr;o in bor Treatment of,IJuncorv
c6
a"" IN Sc''''S "erP Ill "er 'i'il"''! i'o'i' H"'-
STA, and on the wary policy OF ance,-the
Reviewer goes on to say
ENGLAND we prieye to snv. has been far
moro gn;ltv in this matter Her share dates
like that Of Austria for some time back, and
as In all Tree countries must be divided pc
s ave-, .'at at' 10 bo roarlr
a crime, certainly deplorable derelictfon Of
duty-was in permitting Russian interference
to crush Hungary IN lo4'. II she had then
said firmly and resolutely to the Car
g Lenye Austria to fight her own battle and
pernptuote her own sin your sympathies are
with hpr--ours ure with her victim both are
notural-let us both supnress them but if
Won iuternose ON the one side we will give
MI the aid we safely and conveniently can to
the other. we will not sre =, brave and indie
nendent nation. with n Guaranteed and long
dosconI.I runst;tnt;on H. onrn,yp tromnled
dawn hv thn cnoiit;nn of two Jnsnot;c amp;res
in snitc Of treot;os md IN daHonce Of dncency
and r;gbt .''-;f Engl,nd had hold this Ian.
rn,oa who am donht thot Rnss;n must have
hoId b,r hand and tlot Unnror, would have
now boon oitler indencndent nr ga;n nn;tsd
to Austria under material Guarantees which
wonld bave nlocod ber l;hort;os havond frtur.
danger In either case Turkey would have
peei s',e' anu r.i'sh'i'u "ouiu no" haNe peIii
the fnrmar coso Notwithstanding .vmn,-
thetic with Turkey-would have constituted
"A powerful and warlik Ike ally, whose forces, in
aoui'ioh 10 those Vi the for'e, the Var "ouio
8. Tho n,nst ,,n,,orr,i ;o,,,,,ol II ,l;o or mn,
country, has yet farther sin to answer for.
We cannot and ought not to forget the support
IL mas All along given TO RUSSIAN designs ny
ott.n yosn;li,t;ng and contr,Iintnrr buf in
variablv immoral. At the commencement
of the affair, it encouraged Russia by writing
Oh the ottoiha'' empire us one that WIS ine''-
to s,ye ord nfsnrd to att.,nnt ~ rro,ont
from being absorbed by its greedy peighbors
in fact, that the sooner it was rartitoned
among them the better Later on, 1T abused
s.onl u,,n,, ,ha;. ;,,do,,o,,I,n''n 80 tI;,I, n W
act for themselves, and to strike Il blow in
their own defence. 1t treated their resistance
as crime, and limited plainly enough that,
since they refused to accept the oppressive
proposal which emanatcd from vienna, and
had been hailed with triumph by Russia, We
ought either to leave them to their fate, or to
JON III compelling then,tp submission. OF
course "Thc Times " is neither in the pay
nor in the interests of Russia F.; but if it had
been, it could not have aided her iniquitous
designs more eifertuallv or unscrupulously
than it has done
BY the writer, the war is now considered
inc, itohle md ofter d;scuss;nr tbe reIat;ve
.,.,:.r
a'iii's vi Wv la'tns "irec'iy ehg"gc"' ne
Dololy insists upon II that the sympathles OF
England and of all good Christians ought to
Ina with tbo Tnrls
-" In the second place, in the affair imme-
diately under discussion, it is the Turk who
has acted like good Christian, and the Rus
san who has acted like rapacious intidel.-
And how can potentate claim cur sympathy
on the ground OF common creed, while
tramplihg under foot every commandment OF
that creed, and acting in the most Migrant
eohtravention OF ITS spirit by their fruits
ye shaii know them. Ana we nave the
hignest authority ior embracing IN the closest
pohus n Oh fraternity those oil every nation VINO
walk h"moiy IN the presence OF uon, ana