Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-04-19
Cribunf & Cflfgrapb.
KENOsHA, WIS.
TIL URsDAY, APRIL 10 1855.
THE WAR.

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THE WAR.
| Nothing new and little interesting will be found
| in the late foreign published in paper Of
F., to day. The same oil story evastopol not yet
taken, and to eyes at this distance, no more likely
TO be than months ago. Kossuth says The people
of England are anxious for peace peace at any
sacrifice and under any circumstances. We think
he mistakes the cause Of English impotence. II
arises, conceive, more from the manner III which
the war is conducted than an ardent desire for
peace, even though it be fruitess.
Il will be rccoilected that this war was common
ced peculiarly as war of The people Of England
aud Fraace Witnessing the encroachments of
Russian despotism, the freedom loving people of
England and France instnctvely felt the necessi,
~ Of checking it, and hence they absolutely COM
PEELED hergovernments to interpose. Very natu,
rally these governments were indisposed TO embark
ia such a strife, for the simple reason that they
were despotisms like Russia and was very much
like goirg to war with their own bread and butter
like pulling the pillars OF the temple down upon
their own heads. France and England, both stran-
Cling many nations as they have hands to Gluten
them with, could not well make any other demand
of Russia than simply to share Turkey with them.
and this they sought to do and would have been
quite content to do had not the people absolutely
compelled otherwise. Think Of Austria, France,
and England holding conferences to stay the des>
potism OF Russia. What more farcical and ride
uIous. indeed, hypocritical.
The People made the war but the Governments
have had The conducting oft and while the peo>
pie desired The war for the purposes OF freedom the
governments conducting it to injure as little as
possible the cause of despotism. The people would
have bad the armies march overland to the from ]
tiers of Russia; they would have had Hungary
Poland, Italy, and the Germanic states aroused,
and arms put into the hands of their millions where's
by Russian despotisn would have been at once, by
resistess wave, swept clear within its ancient
boundaries and confined there But how palpable
that neither Austria. nor France, nor indeed Ems
gland dared to do this They give up Hungary
ana Italy; no indeed. The armies must be put on
ship board, they must steer wide and clear Of all
these terr cries, they must seek to enter Russia
at point where not only they do not touch the Sc
discovered from all sympathy with them. They
must sail through the Mediterranean, thread their
way through the Grecian Archipeago, creep tliro'
the Dardanelles, the Marmora and the Constan H.
nople CT anneI, 10 find Of the Black Sea place to
attack and enter the Russian territory. Y
They there, and what they have accomplish
ed is a matter Of history Already lives and money
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d fair open one between Freedom one hand and
Despotism oil the other, or between the People who
made the war and the Russian desposm which
compelled it, TO decide it against The latter FOR all
time.
And what is to be the end Of It! 1t requires no
great gi0 Of prophecy to read it, The struggle has
but just commenced. The Governments of France
and England must be wolsed in the strife. They
may take Sevastopol, but It seems to us not only
impracticable, but impossible for them to accom-
pisa any thing decisive in the course they have
marked out. Il will be as ii has been, weary,
wasting, aud sickenng war, in which nothing will
be accomplished. But they cannot recede; the
war in It's present hands will 90 forw ard in its pre-
sent manner. Kossuth speaks of the Impotence
OF the people Of England; II is but the muttering
of the gathering storm and is lett in France well
as England. This patience Will, before long, be
exhausted Then the present Emperor Of France
win suddenly find himself On The road toexile or
the guotne, which so many OF his pr, decessors
have tr den before him. The government of En-.
gland will be Teyodtionized, either in its consttu-
lion policy; the reign Of the people will CONS
mence and they will take hold of the Hun
gary, Italy, Poland, ireland, and the man down
trodden nations of Europe, will be disentombed
and their millions will 60 forth too against the OPP
pressors. AID in crushing the despotsm OF Rus
STA they will crush that of Europe, ard with Alex
ander of Russia will also be conquered Francis Jo-
seph of Austria Napoleon OF France, the Aristoc-
racy Of Eng and, and tho Divine Right of go
vernment party every where.
The hand that pens this prophecy may be cold
before the Struggle ends, but however long protrac
ed such will it be.