Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17
From the Baltimore Sun.
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AccordinX a. ell hasen bic inferences
the war in the Esss-is sbon. TO be mos, u
g"rousIy prosecuted. The necessity Of va
IN earnest seems to have become q self.jm
posed bur,hen, in which each Of The con
tending parties mus, bear its due proportion
- Ans,'is, not excepted. The language q
Louis Napoleon in London admits Of bu
one construction; and his expo.i,ion-o
- il Is termed, his Moniieur defence-o
The Crimesn expedition, affords US a YER,
clear perception Of his view Of his own 20
si,ion and tina. Of Russia.
This view may seem to Us some " hat gu
pet6eisl and illussory, bu, we must max,
she important admission that he is mucI
better posted upon Russian sff,irs ,hsn VI
can possibly be. I, is his business; with ~
u is but an incident Of curren, history. H,
evidently es'ecms the comms nd of the BIsci
Sea, under the combined fleets as ca schiev'
men' Of sufficient m"men. to justify the de-
msnd for the permsnen, reduction Of Rue.
,ian power in .hs, quarter. He looks upon
Russia &c en- immense and unwieldy nation.
slisr- and capable Of main,sinine for On un.
eerisin period doeged defense sgs,ne, the
attack ri en- enemy, bu, under the pow erfu
marine Of England snd Frsnce totally inca.
psble OF offensive warfare, OF further segres.
sive policy.
Active h"siili,ies are ct The will Of the al
lies The war is,o be s'jli prosecuted in 49,; :::e
Guinea. That peninsula. i, seems. is Ia he
The lighting ground. and its cnnones, will
doubtless he eagerly desired bv tho allies
u y highly probable that q large force will
be concentrated st Const.n,innpIe or else.
where. IN available proximity 10 the C,imea.
With view !" its c"nques, and perm snen,
occupation, u, VI 1ess,, as a material basis
vi further neRo,is,ions with Russia. lis
possession will msnifee,ly constitute mos,
Impnr,sn, acquisition 10 the allies. and in.
deed i,npsr The tone Of reality 10 N pole.
on's estimate Of Black Sea supremacy. Blu,
the greet work has to be done.
Fhe.e is another interference presently
10 be drawn from Louis Nspolen's very
curt end suggestive s.yle Of logic. He NAV
proceed. and. in ell probability, will, to an
adjustment 81 important eastern questions.
and the establishment Of On scinsl eupervi-
sion OF Turkey. with cool Indifference to
Ruseia in the premises. Indeed, bis view
her power beyond the limits IF her empire.
Hence he may contemplate and deIibes ately
pu, into execution ws,ever project the smbi-
iious policy Of the allies NAV dictate. Nav
we no, infer thu. the visi, to London, with
its glori6caiion, covered some decisive stroke
al policy, BY which 10 prove the SENSIBLE
tics Of Russia?
And il France aud England should deter
mine upon an Eastern pro,ec,oraie, in &C.
cordsnee with their mutual interests, ye,
sufficiently liberalize The scheme TO the 9th
or nations Of the world in ami,y, the provo
cstionIn Russia mas hA~~.-- -l-----:---r
portable. The Jealousy Of Austria may
thus be actively aroused, snd the var be-.
come general upon European sod. In such
an even. the old na.ionalilies Of Hungary
and Poland may be re-es,sblished, and the
policy Of The allies adapt itself to the hopes
and smbi,ion Of those "down-trodden peo-
pics"
These things are Of course only. within
,he range Of possibility. As possibilities.
end so regarded since the beginning Of The
Wal, They may become probabilities, from The
influence Of curren, events. The rupture Of
the vIenns conference, the perlinaci,y Of ihe
sIlieso the third question, the lukewsrmnsss
Of Austris, after she had obtained from Rus
sia ell that she wanted, are enough to
direc. the scrutiny Of the world TO The fu-
sure movements Of the allies as likely to
embody more daring policy and purpose
then sny they have hitherto divulged, with
the advantage of such experience ss The late
campaign has purchased for them, .. . fear
fnl cost Of property end life.