The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-23
Peace Ne. AttAiua Bile.


projects tor peace are under diseussio,
Austria. which at the late conieren.s
though. she saw in one OF the reiae,.i
proposals OF Russia an element which
might be shaped into an acceptable srono.
sitlon, has dressed II up IA II form wLi,b
she is willing to submit to the Allies. win
her recommendation that i, be accep,at
England, it seems, has consented to a ps,,
conference TO negotiate on this basi.
Tho attempt shows how eager two =,
least of the parties to the conference a..
Tor peace, II possible-peace, il /, can h.
had upon any terms short of absolute,
and dIshonor The English Ministry ava
evidently of that opinion. hoping araip.
hope. that tho enormous burdens and e,.
actions which continuance of the W..
/ will enforce upon Ito English people NAV
/ be- avoided, aud willing L, risk some,hin,,
] oil their popularity in accepting term, IA,
/ below what the British psbic, n, the BEGIN.
ming OF the war ciamoted for as inGispen..
BILE. Austria too. is Jealous for peace md
all her influence aud her exertous will bs
thrown In favor of modifying the demand.
ti the Allies to the lowest points which
tUt Viii consent ~ bilFIs hltl lNf tWHnpen
Russia mas be persuaded to accept
The attempt vii be futile. The late
conference disagreed upon an es,cu.tl
pu,rt. upon which the views Of the onpr.
sim Governments were u'toiIy irrecoUci'.
6e and where u modification cannot 10
submitted to by either parts w,hou, h4
initiation
Russia has consented that the nayies,
ton OF the Black Sea should be So tege
lated. for ting safety OF Turkey, as to pre-
vent the prepouderance there Of the
Russian naval power. The Allies cOuslfBe
thi. AZ AN agreement, that the Russian navy
in the Black Sea shall be limited to a small
and fixed number OF armed vessels eoasl
m number and power 20 those maintained
hy Turkey, which number neither paf,y
shall be authorized to exceed, Their met4,
cd of preventing Russian prepopd4lancs'
was to bind her down to remuneration Of
the night OF keeping ia :he Black Sea ANY
force which her nelghbors or her encmie,
tank dangerous to Turkey. Russia pen,
,mptoHS repellcd this idea and rtJees
the whole scheme of limiting her sovereign.
ty IN 81 essential a matter, rs ono to wh,cb
she will never submit The counterpols.
t. her predsmInancc in the sea to which
.Ae IS willing to consent, aud the OILS
one which She holds comparable With b.
ripL,s of sovereignty, is the revision of
t-oates, so that Turkey aud the Niles Of
Turkey may have as FREQ access to IT,
Black Sea a. RUSSIA herself She Others 10
reaounce the advantage which the closed
e.. /. taf.
I any sliuula,ions which will enabie fufkef
To command the sea. II she can tad nav
10 do II, ar engage the nayie, ui others %
enable her TO do it, Russia. m a word
unclaimed AT Jenna that she would meter
submit TO any limitation upon her re. viii
bnt ,youlJ ,nif ia removing ANY dIrlamaGf
or other obstacles that had given her a ps
eDlnr control, or exclusive night Of MAJ.
cation ovor any other nation. he ire,
uspd,fance which nature and national las
p.ves her, she win never compromise but
.he woulJ apree t. omen the theatre OF ii.
y,lrv to the whole world. on any term,
which vutkey ard ner Allies might deere,
Here. ,hen. i, Tia. issue. aad we cannot
see. after the positive, almost naughty a.,
nouncement made by the Russian pienipo.
teutaries, OF the resolve of tho Emperor
on this head - the positive REJECTION b, tie
plenipoteut,arles oi England aud France
OF the principle Of the Russian demand
ihe clumor IN the British Parliament sat
press ugAlgst the Br'u-h pletipo t"tliares
Tor coucedlug 80 much 10 Which t'e Car
would no, listen and the enforced fes'gua
ton of the French Foreign miui.ef, D,ou,a
De Iliuys, because he showed au lneins
tom to entertain q new proposition, lr
which the positive Limitation of the Russian
navy WAS not expressiy Included, we can.
not. We say, alter tins, see huN It Is poss''
bic for the parties to come to an adjustment
without surrender OF posl'i'n ana dignity
witch either would lee! AS u lasting Dis
stace
here VIII, therefore, De no peace "h9
WIN The Allies thelr hiais, ther lah'h
ana hef troubles ave oh'N beginning
+ ihey see III 'h's 'a'' proceeding OF NnsuA
'he continuation 81 theif Tears, thAt 'h'y
are no' 10 nave "e' ASSISTANCE ~ tnr ""'
ana the neutrality ""leh sue mas iahof''
To "'th'h'n' ana ""'eh Is III" best 'hei
nope 'of ,'""' nT'' a'H- an ,hht hu,'"
desires oil htf WA 'f''no 20 I'll the GER
man states ana ''',,P"5 haftirr between
'he ''eS' ana 'ne ""sS''" 'fohtI'f "n''p
WIZ o' "",'" 10 ,"e '''i''"' 81 n"ss'A va"
"u"'n W '''"''s NV "s'"' as" 80