Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-05
The War I'm Europe

rope will impress many of our readers As cor
rect.
There is no comfort for the Allies in the in
trlligpnce from the seat of war. or in tho polti.
cal indications at homo, brought Us by the Paci
fc to-day. The prospects in the Crimeo are
gloomier than ever: and the stirring of the dem
ocratio and DISCONTINUED elements in England
are even more portentous than the increasing
army of the Car The British Queen. aiier Inv
ing stopped to buckle on the garter o the EmPer-
or of France has deemed il polite ani prudent
to hestow n few houors upon some u her poor
private sollicrs but even his marked cahdreeh
sion of ROYALTY will hardly conefIiate the nnsse-
whnare taxed 70 81 stain this nndiettye and ~
.rlnr5I, var in the Eat, or the poor soldiers IN
the trenches. VIM ARE digging their own grave
IN the grent metropolis OF the Gfimea
Ao1 there j. growing dscord among thu l'rii-
~ ministry: IN the halls of Parliament are In
.-innin, to ring with the eloquenoe ot ! lag sui
form. people. lac overture 10 sweden Is mt
b, ma #orlfr for arnlng the militia; aud While IL"
forces If -, tlies wasting away before T."
bullets If tha enemy. aud from diseases epEen
lercl hv a atmosphere tainted md thick with
Death. TIA Car /, calling fresh lefles INTO the
field showing that hi rrtourees ut money a1i
men arc ~ lnoxhaustihlc ~ bs i"tefm nfti"a -
fight il out is memorable.
In tie meantime Canrobcri resigns lie caHo.
manl of tlI, army. virtually couie--i4E IL.
there are a. laurel, t. he gained in thn~a barren
Nictorir, III - harmless showers II "heafy III.
I'll" ap,n the lnpregntble walls OF N"uast'Pel;
mud even the proud Emperor oi Franco, w"
boasts of bearing "a charmed lltr, and wiI7-e
name would he n tnwero Of strength To the tar.
lorn hon. Of his ranks in th CrImea, talks IL
more af cling himself AM MS inspiring ehhP'a2
a 'ctt d'a-aec.
In tb;. 4lArmna whit IN thu Alije- dol VIII
H.. peap}, of the respective realm mulmunue
IL, ,iusl the Ruling Powers at hamc, With tic IL.
rtrntcd soldiers de~Palring aai living hTaa."
n an enemy whose nam" /. l. mn, borrower
..ultiplviug before thrm- the q lo>uon may wi
askcd. what shall thoend Of tuese thing h.
.tl.a aul1 rational philosophical, moral hqmanr'
=. #a.l nautie answer would be. 1T tn amy
h.. ,..src- scr ceasr firing let them waste ao
re '.aadrn rain aud iron hail in attempting
,tarn Srhusfopol. let the red rivers oi human
.ol Tint have heeu poured out hs "A irultle~H
sacrifice be stayed; let treuty "i mutual conces
si.ns br made. even though II gall the PRIDE II
Empcror,. QIeen- and Parliamrnts; let Eus,ia
have the outlet ily connerce, I" which her yoz'
dominion, cntitle her. even though sbe Insist up
IN Con-tantmopio a. her principal eah,pot, aud
let lie dirty rurk- fulfil the mgJoron- destiaf
of a lazy. cruel idolarous race
The Despotism of the East j. but the counter.
poSe If thu Rcpubcnni,m of the West II u
more honest and more humane than the mongre
nonorchies, under whose hypocrltical govern
nents the liberties of the people are betrayed by
a kiss, and where freedom, personal az ioltcnl,
i. bat the hollow moekcrv of name. Between
the legitimate downright Despotsm of the Car
Of Ru.sin and the false and illeRl,lmate lmpell.
a>m OF the I-urper of France an honest mum
would have difficulty III choosing. III" on"
Is practical tangible, ndabiablo fACr-as al.
questionable Il verify a the earth ltseii. he
other j. deceitful, drlusiyo, eynncsccnt SHAM,
dependcn' for its duration upon a single human
a. ILL Al, lrttt al
marital life that "break~ nj every breeze Louis
Napoleon will fall before Sehastopo il tnken.
and thon-who will bless his memory for all TIM
wanton waste Of blood and trcasure-ihis Grim
son and golden deuge that is only enriching the
hills and valleys of the Crfncn3'
There seems II Il but enc ether course and
that hazardous one for the allie. IL pursue.
that is To- bring Poland and hungary into the
field. and strike at Russin by the rcyenEeiui
hands that have worn her chnins. If the thrones
of England and France fearnp shock from m
other revolutionary tempest, they may Guilt
powerful ausilarics IN this way. True, such IL
procedure would throw Austria into opposition,
but Hnngar; aud Italy would give the House at
lIap-burs more than employment for al It's T..
sources, while Poland would he loft free to
ayeuee the blood aud tcurs OF her people upon
lrr Norlhern oppressor. The other day,in Paris
Louis Napoleon is reported to hnye spoken wora-
81 encouragement 10 Polish embassy, offering
han congratulations upon his esenpe from the as
sas-.a. Tho reconstruction Of Poland is pro
position that has many advocates batb ju England
aal France. aud j. known to have been part If
tie European programme oil the great Napoleon.
ono difficulty in the way would he to tn