New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-27
THE EASTERN WAR FROM RUSSIAN LIBERAL
POINT OF VIEW.

POINT OF VIEW.
n NJ Edit, Of ne n. D. Trsss.
sIR: Although the wishes Of the RaGsn Goverh'
u.n, re,.4c.pg The East hare think been sufficiently
explained in yosr paper, il may not be smss 10 say
how tho Russian democrats and Liberals have s'I-
tnued TO regard the Eastern question.
Ttey could By no means be trends 20 the Emperor
Nicholas, CT expect ary thing from him profitable
Ru,siss freedom therefore they in the beginning
u,,,ner and u.e,ess bloodshed, TIE wounded pride
80 the Gar involving Russia in disastrous struggle
WITH 6ve NJ ,iY European .owers. Religion SCENE 70
he n nretep,e. tie conquest Of Iarkey the r1e aim
CONQUEST 30 often u, rtekep and eiWsys pos Pne1
for want Of Intelligent general f@sSe"ich Ns9 'Do
old spd no Other general, equal 10 the nec-ssy Nele
fonnd Ly Nj boIas The extension Of Russian 20 yer
10 Coustsn.inople would certsinly produce revo u
ton in RUssis but perhaps only aiier eeh'urFe
az TIE Empire OF Constan;lne las'ed ,our "
in BvzsHtre and til the formation OF lle
FseeIn United S.ars, which !, for my pNr'
aIwa,s wished. the extension Of the Ru--'sa ape.-
lusl vas By 10 means welcome 70 men % p..HNG;I
pes. Turkey wa iabonng nnoer a le'T I'm, .II;es
Ru,sja was stationary uLder autocTaey. TIC A!i'es
Ieclared % igh' FOR civilization CLARENDON
e0u.,:v oftlghts to tie Rayas or the Chri.taos ~
IurkcG end he estGb.isbmen' 81 es'efl
in tt Criuea was to BE- iop<ed a ae go
thin Wee Russia e BE- stopped "a her ccnquess
nd ohlio Cd 20 Day 1oo-e attention to internal ques-
tons cou'd bcCoH.c &c and cvlzec. or I1@ iaS'
I've years EmoIe wat n nf'pahoS sVa - - =.
uroft Il. mocrecv. H. ccns- Qn.rte we 'eInf'nel III
s,l,tat.re toH1 Jt1l1 - U~e ~ expIession OF La
y rhine DON s;eak n the uame 81 Mr. HerLen,
yio iu LONDON cslls iE-tH Teif sentan'e oi
r.v,irf Crary Rusfie. vithC heVf@ ncen ena'iel ~
i 10 DO sO-an exile vi hpu' b1.Ig taen benis1ed
forn biz ccdI'r or scn,eicod ..c.c. we were iuI
of eYufcts'or, bot 'no pr"t'c''rg- Of tne AlIi9-
were fuU Of b.1rdtrs ard tclsedoci. Genera
Kla1ya and Court Bralli,i we're no. allowed
| 10 90 20 the C-iICca, Poland ant II ll5aIy
were no- 10 be rosiqfed, lie .eti7 IN hu-7Ia
! not o.. 81 1toc, ard thr naOhs 81 IGTaoy no. con;
sultrd il lie recUlsc'. II. bi5r Owe snt soon after
1sid tie Emyror N.crOlas died - Nothing was
% tsTgod" l.. The eyes cf Nspo on but everything
v; r hanged 70 OIL c}C.. Not Turkey was invaded,
bLt RU,tS. Alexander II VIZ 10 Lneu, Tth liberal
fcA-ps and good in'eLuoi.g. HIS woT1 was 10 DC
t,usied aid Wlen h4 offered every "a sfac'i"n 30 the
Alice excepting 10 destroy the R1ssi ~ h-et and 10
Ier.orm vi n las own haEd the work o. the enemies
il We, a stupid pIde Cf the Allies ohi IA Gduoei them
10 mist on the point The war beca ne useless
boodtLed or vaged only foT the honor Of Russia dnI
the obs'inacy Of the Alics.
The gr'siest enemy Of freedom WIS no more Nicho-
las but Napoleon, anG the efforts of liberal msn were
row TO be united against the latte. The death OF
Nicholas eved Austria and Prussia from his .upron
acy ard they became sincerely alta hcd 20 RUSSIA. IL
w8s either wise honest to reCoh Ale1a0GeG the
haired We proiessed toward Nicholas Principles re-
main what they are, bat the way o. proceeding and
tic means Of politics were com Ctey changed.
never Pdnircd unfpc fruits for premature revolutions
and whCn reforms arc 20 be expected at home II
If criminal TO Wort for revolutions IN common with
enemies OF native country. IL In more - be jOne
with the American democracy friendly disposed
toward Russia for the progress of Russia than viii
ire Erplish aiisocracy blindy involved in stupid
war. With HAT LOpe ! went 10 the United Staes
md if supported by the Press expect that my exer-
tore will 10 lie in vain for establishing truth a1d ur
'''7 am sir, &c. IVAN GoLovIy.