The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

The claims Of Itsy hayS already the sluu-
VIII soon bs forced to cali hv that protsouon which We
when we persua6ed Der 70 give cause by join
iIg the league against the Clsr which would have "a
Russia. sardinia has hhewies bssn Compounded with
hsr hereditary enemy and Will hAvs TO look for safety
ltahsn revolution.
LORD Palmers,on hss indeed, been consistent In this
that he bss hitherto, now, invariably exposed
weaker nations to the anger Of the powe1al dss
Pot'smx. and inyAriA.iy sit them to their
nves " a. best they might" The Sieihsns can sns
s.sud; ne M y a tnese s.emsnH o. 'yuna,
thiuLins nsonis a. Iasst ta rsns Ia,, ~ ~ osPo Iu
conclusion that ve have made durable and honar.s
temnt, to s,trSnts IN ia NJ IN Ao e,essf ~
Of ford Clarendon.E and aPsin srston;an x; 70
nsser pssa - a. even % n s1y as sssssore
sha repeat or Lord G are moon 20 bsys .,wss ,s,y S
spoken as feeble and psr sible Instrument IN S ha aSa
OF verse Az d abler man ihsn himset :. 'A' A1'''
OF Lord Pame1ston ve nave s.ia from thu ara, ,hs.
his Ieyu,aicn was dsus.n which us 1o o.s ,1
before any good cou'd c-me 10 Fngand That be had
invariably carried out the wshes of Russi.undsr th
peek. opposing her and that he would 10 1c avan
n. n s,s S' ss ai@sss spirit q Lord Ca
the policy OF he ooel,,tn Cannetard wouI. kean h;s
~o,d 1ha, from he Gay in Is.e vhso he earned the
applause ot Prince Idayea and mt Eatsohviz nv a.,
Clair IN PaIsmeat that the poicy Of Inantsinirp
Ipksh ind tndepcs would compromiss the ,.so. oi
and ha. Re would repeat tie same pLcy as osen As an
oppor unity presented teIi ths hs had p-cyieed Vim
fell wi b q q by which ue Miah IN.
e.ced whenever Lesce was to be made thai ns Wild
involve us Ia wsr WITH Au.ssicA, sooner thar allow
that with Russia to continue TO her IN iucr
Ard COW that every cne Of those staten mt.
has b,es proved to be true.
It came. row be denied that Lord FAlme, ston hss CON
clne ed Ruuiau ace and tba, the Prss has hstnsJ
hun. Bu. whether that journal by 80 doing nAs ssrnsa
will .eceive The eratisud of Encana remains e. be
seen end cannot be known uEtlt e1phrieass
and 10 the interest party with which we c.anot
tut thirS ,aose Of the eouniry sre identified.
The Fu,ur. NJ TwI.v-w,u IN. .n,.,
a,r.ors ....,a h..s m... w.e ""'0<1
rtra,1 .ha aenve 49, new w. too,y
lfs'h ''e iohoon f'fness Apne
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QUESTION of the hss Se M .ne
IN this nasr ~ bovs nses ~
ba hen eara oss, es ans sans sGe
a es .n ne
decree which prt shcod NAV tell him i, CO. truv to
.te Will OF heaven No guarantee for future Justice In
ZION III Le given to the nations who rers
in ser1 bls CO. aict by tine hope that peace vOuo ne
q cessation Of all The wrosgs and iii the disorders
which had brought down war on Eu,ope n viii he
ueen there that the Western Powers have attn
sens work before them Amcug those tripmnhs whic,
peace Is sale to have as wen as war mus, DC ranked
Ia the presgnt Gaze the sstteosn, ali the m attcrs
which have for ba century maze up the Eastern .s
ton wsr has. indeed had i,s results; the battle Of
Ipkermap sud The stormuy Of the MalakoG bnye piysn
us the naturalization Of sea and the rscacston nf
istn.r But all that lies deeper and requires states
The diffcuies in a.sre fer politicians will be more
fully appreciated by the pub WI en- they Learn that the
sed trooIs are once to Quit the East aud ,hs no
portion OF TIE Tnksh terrtor5 Ia 10 be occupied by
iore gn armtes under any bretcxs whatever As soon
as raticaons G The trea OF reacs are exchanged
the vast hosts OF the allies will begin to eyacuets
Il tir positons Tho French army will return horaa,
II IL tsid by evisieps Of 20 coo sroaQ The troops
CT frglard including the foreign leeiop viii leave
The Gin ca ard S.lusri With All thp ssps cb which
a laIcs aeet of steam tram nor Is viii riye oreiere
for the withdrawal Of the Ss1dinicn force b.va nan
a!7sady ued Tha Ausriau armes q, ia omit tho a.
nutisu Vrjpci4alities The ryasencn ns ,ba Wa,.arn
torcss ia tie Eaet Is NOW onIr uoe,;o =, :. .,..ha
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