New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-29


rents, al blend in the one popai.r move nen' Oh
down with Russ.a' Ii acd in.' me o'oeH
Church il looked upon az the moe; bs.slrous form Of
Christianity, and that, % the pat OF 90 a,-s
and Of very large proportion Of Cha'cn o' L
err there is q solern expectation iha' ihis war
come means 10 oIfIae pufer ionin OF iei's'
have perhaps put y1u in possession OF INC
,,,ota and ,oany-.bich have forced this really pe'oe
r.,o, into II, present portion. These are the
..r.;de-srors which make the war all ou' 1ni7e>s'y
-, To secure hese ends the n.;ion 10 wiling
- .,,e,t II need t. TO pour out rs wealth and best
80 And Judge that tn sorroT, modification,
.n,,etv Al d anger will be widespread sod intense If
+, resee IL patched up prema,urely. We are IN for
at now LEI us 20 through with it -s The only tone
IbeGr.
No!ro, the only Tone beea. q il has hsppsnei TO
me frce TO f1d myself in Toe strange attitude Of
stranger defending the policy Of this nat N aga nat
liz own .uiiec,s So this brings ne to the minority
q very sr1I one nor, whsievsr it m.y become-sho
arg a,n ,sed To the war Their motives are complex
There are fe~, 10 begin ~ith, who are very tear-
h,l psrbsns With reason too--thst the result OF he
rsy vii; be 10 itrer gthen Russ.s not 20 cnops hes.
And their vie s that Russia must and EA hold ous
and make lopg var OF it--,ha. the Western Powers
Z
On almost any tefms-tha, there is no real unity OF
ip.ererts IN the powers combined against Russia 80
,ba, they cannot, if ;hey would, present command
ing and pdomi; ,bl- front, &c. Finally that Russia
he's always cone out Of every struggle victoriou' 4"
HE md because ste il in her very nature military
mower. and war Only develops her energies while af-
ding 10 her experience Ths only way eiiectuLiy 70
curb Russia, hey Think is By the development oil
HIGHER civilization all around and 80 by lnsensloe III
euepce pitLtn her, WYATT awhile they say, " and
this vest topp log Empire will naturally divide INTO
"seyersl States and then the equpoise viii come
" naturally from hersslf"
Again there are 0droc0tes OF Ruasia who say,
Grant ihatshe lie semi barbarous 20 yer, yet che
"i is an improving one; gradually she Is emsncpa'ing
"ter seris educating her people, snd developing her
"pacfc po~ers Of industry and commerce. leave
"ber 10 beren and ahe will do better than il inter
"fertd with. Nicholas is neither rascal. fool nor
madmaD, and means ony 10 carry ON step further
"tle work begun bj bic ancestors. Suppose Rissia
",hould absorb Turkey, Christian Russians are vast
| "ly better than M1sful nan Turss The church OF
Turkey ard Greece is Greek, the alliance between
"ihe Eastern Chrstiats AMI Russia lie natural, right
" and useful Why should We try to break IT, &c
Then come a rery, reyy fec, who ssy, like Mr..
Bright, Of Manchester, that Russia has the beat OF
the con,roversy-tha, she was ght, aud France and
England rroDg-that England is intrudiDg in what
concerns her Dot--thst it lie wicked presumptuous,
beavep-deiyipg war, and that its sure end will be
Epglards hun lafion and remorse.
Finally, are those Who really at heart would be
panied by The downfall Of the Gar, because they
have learned to regard him as the conservative par
exceR,no, The head OF the party Of Order; these
cread the letting loose OF the People Of Europe, now
awed into stiffness. Sacb, briefly described, are the
Peace party-not mentioning specially, because their
portion is Of course Understood the peace-nneH
proper, who oppose all rar, without regarding its
linus and al n. Bat to this Peace party lie being add
cd DOW, q body not scanty nor uninhuental-of the
once earnest ad coates Of the war, VINO are begin
ming TO distrust alike the capacity and sincerity Of
the Bri,sb Government az TO long TO get out of
fcrspe which can, under such lead, enf only ia
shame. The Austrian alliance is the chief cause OF
THE distrust-sdded 10 the failure Of the Baltic Aset,
al the wretched Encouragement OF the Crmesn
expedition. How is il possible, they say, Ito be-
"Jieve that our Iuors are in earnesi and how suci
d.I os vel as horrible is 1t thus 10 be wasting the
every best life Of the nation for nsught."
There deep ami strong agains. the 4" a'is-
"tocraiic biunderng traitors, which show an under
current OF feeling that il ominous. These men oathe
the Hap.burgs. Are the fools 10 make US the pup
"pets and paws Of the falsest power in Europe
" Are our sons and brothers, and at such immense
cost to be sent far away to pine and die for the end
" Of Strengthening Governmtn Mt as despoc and su-
" perstous, and far bsssr, meaner, more mercenary
" than Russia No let get out of all this as soon
" as may be. We are but putting our heels on the
neck Of IIu ,gary and Italy and binding The snis
" Of the wallachians and Modsvians for their mast
a. y.;af o.l;p Ia nd !, is ard
TO fcresee what IL may ssue in, change OF Admin
isiraiion Is certainly among the nigh possibilities and
patched up peace may not be far of either.
Still, my jadgmeoi IL, that the war party will keep
the control OF Government l expect, spite of all
gloomy auguIics TO the contrary-that Sesastopol
win fall-iha, The Russian armies will be driven from
the CIimes-that France aud England will hold it.
that Austria and Russia viii sword. on the
Pruih and in Gsllicia-that next years expedition TO
the Baltic will be more efec,iye-and that var will
be carried ON I'LL Russia really mai important
concessions and gives come Trustworthy guarantees Of
keeping the peace. judge thus because the temper
Of tire French and English Of higher toae III the
Russian, and viii wiz the day, because success in the
CIimes will remove discomfort reun,e all parties and
embolden not only the Western Posers but al Ger
man,-becausc Austria has gone so far that Russia
is mad 70 take vengeance and will force her
TO fight, II ubwining-bccause experience proves
that Russian forts and pavies be battered 70
pieces and Englsnds pride is enlisted to do do this
work which ste hes begun effectively; finally and
chiefly, because 1t seems the msddest folly, having
entered into this tremendous struggle TO draw back
until assurance is Gained that i, shall not be renewed
under far eis advantageous conditions. Ye, do not
pretend to see clearly even day ahesd 1t looks TO
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