The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-09
From the London Tunes April s7h
I no War Policy Of Nicholas End Alosan-
der Centrasted

i 40 W AZ oueY Of NItuotao ono dIo1 Kan
4 der Csntrasted
The war which broke out hetuee EGG
land sod France alter the peace. { 4 uIrns
though separated from the pt, cedtng s,tug
glr by so short an interval. was Ia lis nature
essentially new war. IEa end Of III
ioimer Struggle WAS the unt,taetion of
the Republican propaganda throughout
Eufope-ihe object oi the second was
resistance to the astonishing taleuts and
hnuudle.. ambition 81 NAPOLEON. Ia the
sam way 1t would. as It seems to u, bee y
mistake 10 suppose that tie war which Ne
are, since the termination Of the Conference
at Vienna, called 1" Nage against thu I'm,
peror of Russia i hN any means tine same
contest as that the cbeck.red foriuues at
which have during lhe lasl year raised q.
alternately 10 the highest hope md ovrf,
Wbelmed us tn the de- pest depths OF de,-
puud-ucy. \ new Sovereign ufs H-ceuded
the throne, and niaxius OF a new aud more
andaeluus policy seem to prevail 10"
Emperor Nicholas commenced the war
against lutkey hy the occupation Of Mol
dAyla and " aiacla, under the impression
that i, wa. Impossible 10 eHac unian he,
tween England and France or 10 conceu>
trate upon t,nla~l tn energies OF two
powefs so seldom hitherto ranged ON the
same side Had the tzar thought others
WISE there is yer, good reason 10 believe
that NeuschlAuif would never have been
seutto toustantuople Gor,schaknii would
never have crossed The rtuth, aud we should
have been spared the slaughter and the
misery which viii render thu year l~5i
memorable ~ the aunals OF the human
race Indeed ga soon ~ the Emperor
bad discovered his mistake, he shaved IN
equivnea symptoms OF wish to tetrhce
h,, steps. aud defer hi. enterprise against
the Ottoman Empfe to more convenient
moment Stratrgicnl reasons forced hIm
to change his offensive for defensive movrs
mcHs, aud views OF state policy had taught
him the necessity OF assuming at least the
srmhlance aud outward show OF modera
ton. The Emperor Nicholas gave h',
assent To the Four Points a. demanded by
the allies with whg, mental reservations ~
concealed intentions We shall never know,
Tor the grave closed over hlm aud them just
At the moment when the opening OF thu
Conference y Nirnna was about 10 put hls
.,,,....,.,,. e., ,h.t.., II. d,.d mat .,,bi
tious d, spot ihat Unsuitable aggres.or and
.,,..,,,. ,osay u,lh rim has d,ed a2 hone.
,...,.o,.ii, q, ,,olo.a,, nccor, r,oda.
ro, an ch.rce q, +, n,,co vb,rb both
sides may Subscribe without dshonor
HIS son and successor vas said to be ol
% mider temper than hi. father. less grasp
H., l..s an,h,,io,. and mora addicted n
.,..,,,..a II. ta.o,I, ,.;,,,.d f,,
.L .,d :, ,b., .bo,, ,.,,od ho,
,n,,i.,.l, h,y, .ncb ,ll,.ion. h..u.li..
..p.,tt H. ,,h, ,nt,..,t,.d from III. f,th., ,
. 5.,..,.,.rto c..,,..,,t II, ii.,. tt,,fou,,ou oil,
~, n,,,,., of R,ssi, il, IN. pi,.k -. IAN,
Ln,,I, announced 10 h.. p.ople his .,,an,
,,,,f t,s,d,,. IN the loni.t.p. of Peter. NJ
Catherine. and al Nichols. and inv ked
tb,. curse OF Heaven on his baud .hDuli Il
.y.r. s,.,oso,ti,intt derogatipp i'm th.. i Jht
..t d.efee from the paWef and p-edoui
.,,,,c. nf ku..is. W.. were willing t.
a4cr,b. TN. onthufsi a, arrogance and Ia.
.,,t,,..n, ia tns. ,lItli .nluas nf a ns,v f,4uu.
,rd the nec...it, at caunipmctius -u.pi.
,,ons raised hy the r.pu.,.a nod.faiion to
the NGunn | U,iefuT character W dft
nn, fatal, undeceiyrd The pleuipot,n
rari.s OF the tzqr at Vienna. though pro'
.i,..iny To negotiate on the ba.i. ol H.,
rour Points pnremptaftly reject the prop
o,ilion ol making the Euxlne neulra
! -'a, and any demand for 'he limitation %
the naval lore" 81 hnssis w'h'h ~ "t'rf'
lhns, then, Russia To mailN q re-
that ,he vii submit 10 no fimu0'ipa Of tha
power which she has hrr" =" long c0aeci
uG tor TIL paffnse 81 r'n.tntg luk'N
and that It We do Wak' peace, u eau nui'
be on the term. ol having the vi"in sh'
has marked out Tor herself TO her late
Nov. then, iot the trst liiut, TIE nHsts &"
diplomarl are dlsp'il' SOD We see iua't o.
really ~ they are oaf avn p'Sitl"h "n
that OF our Antagonist what he asks "n'
what ~" are expected Ia cone dr' are "l
plHir aud cieaf "e"'e O." l'He'r m"ki'a
war to prevent Ra'-'H assuming The rf''rc'
t"fa'e OF the "feek h'i''''", tn '"'S''