Smyrna times., 1855-02-07
4tU5ltllalltOus.
From the Washington Cnion.
Russia Turkey, anl Z -.rkoy's Allies

q journal we'll Known IN EnT!and fer more
than If century, pro.n,ucat IN the eyes OF
her statsmen, and always Commanding abe {
pens--Fnc Chron ce--head5 is leading artl-
Gle OF September the 27th with ia, QUESTION:
"What are we to do VITA tue Crl.nea F."
Flushed with the victory at Alma, the Ai.,es
were then marching on to Sdba>topol, which
they Considered IN thcir possession. Hence
the question SO early propoaniei III the CArO'si-
Gle. The body of the article answers it by
saying that the aIitrs wil be placed und,r
necessity Of conquest, as had often been the
case with Eugllnd IN India; for Russia
must not be allowed, to hold II, ana it coulI not
be restored to the Turk. the allies would have !
to keep il themselves.
Should disaster ovcrtaGc the Allies, another !
question may ARISE, 10 whirh Of Mcm ,oM
The Crimed go! Ii Is not probable that the new
born alliance could long survive disaster. An
unrxp xpectrd marriage of the Dukc Of Montpeu- /
ser to the mfanta of Spain broke up the cnt,l-
te c0rdiaie between Louis Philippe and Eng
land's Jar Queen and now this better than
curda understanding, this positive active alll-
ance 10 arms between the two countries, may
explode in the sequel, even at SabastOpo, where
II has Just had It's commenc, mHnt IN arms
This would throw the prrtirs back again each
upon lis own obi cts, interests, ambition, and
traditions. Dsap bomlmrnt, aud dlscOntent,
when bursting forth IN England, lead to Il change
ot ministry la FRANCE military disaster might
now be followed by c0mmntluDs al home, OF
which the French themselves clunot tnreknow
the character and extent. EnTland has nos
yet felt the war except IN private grets. ilrr
war passions are unly begnlng 10 move on tnu
surface. They viii swell bY degrees, until
reused by events yet to come, thdy W.il monnt
up to finally the level of hcr gigantic capabl-
ties. She can carry on the contest, IarIshimg
more blood yCui after year, l,ghln4-y, * Irnd-
: ing, grum5i.ug and hurraIng. In& Is her
cUurs, among aatnHS-hrr uny!cidIrT--hcr
unyIrldinw, ind .mitlAlc coura' y, aIast fore
budinrs and predictions Of her run she gorS on
to ascend. y, Yet 10 slgn> ot decay appear III
her. + new HORIZON is opGIunT To h>r. She
: wUll learn many things from thr French IN III"
CrImca. She VIII even adopt some OF III" good
@ points in arms Of the new disposed Russian !;
= inst She used n rldlcule us: just rs she r.dI-
culpd to the very skies, our blts of stripped bun
ting at first, and afterwards adopted much that
y she found excellent in our uarai equipments.
- her arms for agos--st'Il more by being IN ad-
- vance OF the great powers OF Europe IN irce-
> dom, which Has so expanded ana cnrrouorljc cd
J her sway--snc has cnne at ien&th t~ build vi
= an empire throughout the giohr, 10 winch hIs-
ii tory, AZ an ahic writer has sald can "s.iow no
:. parallel either ~ the Roman, the Arab, thu
Spanmrd or III. tiaui IN tnrir pnlmiGSI days.
" Her power Ii tvclyWHcrc, because It - diinl'
d directed by Stdoie constitution at home, "h!c:
TO is faster Ihla Wc thuk adI ping It>It .lway'
"a 10 the new measures and lrInctplrs ncce, ~
:, to her armrlmiI cement: und her mems hdV,
meyer vet hocn exhausted, though drawn ups
: past Calculation, ami although Nenymeni!y an
IN CONSTANT; struck at by Napoleon wlIh ali th
to potency ui' h;S Vl>t m.ni and or.nIncnis whe.
head 0l continental tnrop"
RS General Sir de Lacy Evans, uho WAS wonno
ed al Anna and vino pointrd OUT lh- weak pa
. of the Ehglsh camp at lLk,rnanH. precIH' J.
q" where It was atterwa rds attacked, hts IN IA,
al work on Russia, computed the English debt /
or be rel ItIVry less III lresc days III IN after ia
-, treaty of Utrechl IN l1l3; alter the seven year
war; after the American war; and after Ia
wars OF the French rcvolul"n--hcr r'sourc.
lie of all kinds having increased faster than IA,
cd debt. In the same work, he dwls WI h co.'s
W. prchrnsivrneSs and foresight on the resourc,
-, tot Russia on her rapid Improvement IN mn
lary view, and otherwise; and thc Idra "scAp
''' him Che wrote twenty years ago) that Il Frai'
we did not co-uprrale towards ch' ckng her stel
INT England must look to IT. hrtsclt l. war Is
YES be carried on by money, En- la"d 5 SURE I" ni
-, bid me-" These we've Napoi""n's ~"rds Wi
. Europe AT his feet, save Russia tive Kings
'"' his tram, three o them OF ms own idmiiY; al
riy, the Emperor OF Austria his iathcr-m-law n
gh, his tributary. 1t has also been rccori2d by o
,rn, of his own hsturnus, the accomplished S"gl
;n who has 50 beautifully portrayed his Stupe
dous genlhs with the appalling misfortunrs
'cH his campaign to Mu.c0w,that IT. was "the I'm
'ro- lIsh alone he meant to attack through Russia
lly . 1t no interest otours that Sabast"p"l snou
, to be taken. Without the naval power OF En-
land, even the attempt could not nave he
made. and 1T Is yet Undecided 1t the allies c
: effect At. Ii they can. coniecturcs may be hi
- arded that Eng IA I'd will be most likely to Ec
MY it, The war as K extends TO new objects Il
is artics and creates passions AMI template
,bt not dreamed of at the outset as all great WI
.LI do. will be ready TO supply WcteXts 10 her 70
ambition and Thoughts. Shouid new VII
all ram enter her Cabinet, ,he would counsel aud
eeks mand it in the name of former British reno'
hem and future British hopes. Has spirit wo
no. have been beforehand with the Gar ~ haV
- ConstantinQple ltset!' The thunder oil ms o'
'he ruling intellect and eloquence would proci
iuns, hYobliI Eurote that the Turks never cuul'
Ounr should hold il. Andwho not be II EnglaI
very kecplnG. he would say, IN addition to GIOrrl
and HehroIaad, Cape otGood Hope, Aden' In
Inch Ja,nhcia. the Falkland islapds, NancouVer 5
argo,I iand--indeed the whole North Aiuer can
, and tinont we are surlntzlng the language OF
at IS Britnn. not stating our own viewsl north of
more selves. except narrow Russian strip on
gal northwest coaSt!~ why not, when Napol
i lluns ma, ching with his gorgeous host TO her
IN the uihan in 1912 medItUted the, dictatlon OF P
reacll an f(,OnstaatihOpLe, taus OuStlng the Turk
: pur- ID Why not, when France has since pln
cc.-- her foot 40 Atrra, on the Mediterranean 81
-lol where hcrgenorNls AMI troops were frame
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