The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

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sOv tAst Rssss can ct n ssSsr. = easy .sstsr
W Is the Opportunity which sp,ssrs 70 itssi
fer stopping The carriage Il tA ssa BY the Donsts the
Don and ne vsga We .hsl give t.rn 70 the screw ~
iDRossibnity Of her nporting coal
This r only enc Of the consequences Of that disaf-
now possibly b. fousd tho means Of elesl.g the var
The nassss Of Inhabitants Of al thsss provinces,
:hs sas; t IN ,l.sss every ooas:i,ss,s respect
bushes: hsn Is. Ssep. Of the Ras. Sa' sos
the Sane mind With the tribes Of ths Dnispsr, who
lock back to the date Of l774 And with the TsftArs
Of the CrmsA, who are BEGINNING to feel sxPsrinsn-
has no business thsrs. Their STATE q Mind may BE-
interpreted b. the clearly known Aets u the sduea
Ulnins, st least ~ far north - Kharhof. We know
the disturbed state OF that part Of the Cars dom
s q -. a. q:
the existing or any other particular insurrsssou on
dss.ion and and &. Of
carts and horses, and forth. All this may be
very true but it 10 also true that the people Of Little
Russia are always In state Of chronic rebellion that
Poles and hstred Of the Nuseovss and in expectation
MalOrsssa be an independent State in alliance, As Of
old, with Poland. 1t must b remembered that these
ont ss .ns n. With
nunbsr ten niIkons At the least They are n.tu-
limo Il principsntss b but made from Hungary
t!achan, The ILsrossans vll II may judge ~ their
abb to keep their link Of the chain uabrotsn
tie pns.sss ss to province ace more NOR
the Pruth pinned in irritation and envy At the spectacle
Of the prosperity the other side The
that there natural why they should mot
be Is prosperous as the Aoldavans. The conditions
Of Al but Political s are the ssns on either eide Of the
miserable while Aoldava was nourishing. 1t appears
tina. attempt about to be made to drive back the
cleared Of them; and that then the Allies viii see that
Moldava and Wallachia are cleared Of the Austrans
On. end Of sh. Of sS Ssss thu: mad:
acquired station the Sea Of Asof From the head OF
thai may send ne cry of release and Independence
Of he Caspian, and ioesoords 10 the border Of Hungary
freeing the Euxins from Russian domination, while
leaving The highway q that sea ops. to Russian :: to OIL
other commerce and thus providing for Russias real
advance in civilization.
There 10 no apparent reason why all this shoald
topol. We have the Lion in the tolls, and We mean to
chain him and draw his claws That done. NJ other
enterprise dicult remains By propitiatlng the in
habitants and establishing genuine and kindly CON-
munication with them, may have them for allies the
frontier line Of the Gar Peter may be restored and tho
third point BE- settled very sectuay in much shorter
time than BY Vienna conferences, nov happily at
end.
Such may be, the allies choose, the prodgious con
Of the very enterprise Of taking KertcA
and riding the Sea Of Azo This 10 evidently tho tide
tho affairs Of the which, taken at the food may lead
to fOrtune to better fortuoe than any s11randze
msnt Of the mighty English and French natons to re-
lease Of whole tribes and nations from the tyranny OF
the grasping and hated Cars of Muscovy.
that the Russian had purchased
on different points Of the Sea Of Aso chetwerts
srmv The nossssson Of that ss. nv ths eisa Sersss
win consequently deprive the Gar Of those provisions
the want Of which will be the severely felt the
crops in the Crmea likely to prove this year
plete failure.