Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-27

on OF Ar region, accompanied By new booa. not In the
original record OF the quarrel hut greater than all In
The emancipation OF our fellow Christians In the
constitute a beneficial and glorious achievement Tn,
splendour Of 10 redected all Who have contributed
eoseser eeoiy or even wrongly. Success IL always AZ,
Indemnity aud the present L. gra even bevod
rea>oosbls expectation. But while can
With pleasure the efforts the .rt-s ho h.y.
painted all tho chiefs Of army As compasns and
winning by thrir almost unsded skill aud ant
presses the peace and liberty OF Europe NC cannot
that the Inherent justice of the cause hs. arr.y,d tur
uo"s against the agsrcrsor and that Russia gives way
superior numbers snd ~cslth The allies have .cy,r.y
dome their dat, the people Of England hay. been
ted hopsiul and firm; tho-e whom Oh. p.ople chief, fol-
lowed have never hnehed de-psrcd io' their country
The result has hen perpetual increase ut armies neet.
engines III war sabsites ard schr.s which cam. upon
the Auscovte inunation aud assured him thu long
er the war lasted the would De for him La th,.
grand view Of the result We Jont ourselves find IL very
easy TO direct the barc ui the triumph exactly and
ncuiny ON the head ut this General that Statesman
Inc whole ~ satisfactory aud IL IL the tn. who'll,
The more that can DC proved have contributed their
part the better pleased shall b. long as triumph
due strictly to hour greot powctssnd Eugl.hen We
may say a. much To ourselves other Powrr-i-
n" rested on the inadequate and insecure foundation VI
half = dozen names
That the Treaty itseli Is OF rational and honest
congrstust'on appears in objections oi OPP
po"ents than Ia the cuogiums distributed all round q,
advocates We need better authority the subject
ina" Lou hsincsbuy la order Ia prove that the Trca-
~ Is not such Englsud had right expect his Lord
ship proceeds Ia describe what ia hi. osn opinion sho
had right Ia expcct aud what she ought have
or u" sn" won WIN or without the corporation o our
allies, We oust To have carried into the
nte:ior VI Russia aud dictated Gar r ever and for
aye, lar boat capable OF carving gun could t
mp his rivers flowing into the Euxinc We ought To ha,,
stipulated ior the dctruc on by Russian hands oil ever,
tort raised on the shores o the Black Sea- rivers
north and cast only those that the Russian has
himself but also those thar have raised against him.
We ought To have stripped him. only his position
at the mouth oi the Danubr. knos not how
much more ot Bessarabia o CcaSa and at all hi. other
eonquests We ought have taken under our perpetual
h..l
h,ui' to attach and Impossible CONTROL We ought TO
have put ourselves in snc n position that hundred Rus.
sian soldiers passing from Russian pot to another
WIN coupled spouders would have bccu 6eiii
With all the natos OF Europe. We ought TO have ney-
uatcd with Russia ~ Power incapable of keeping
its word. when that Is all the security We
have for her regular Observance of any treaty
but II Russia - TO be regarded utterly faith.
less II she Is To be stripped 10y treaties OF ev-
rry position every natural right every frontier and even
every internal resource, which she might possibly
tn the purpose Of aggression then is it evident What is
the work Lord Mamcsbury has for the British ma
ton IL Is that persist in spite of ,crra ing
difficulties and irr-parablc losses till W.. hay. ACTUALLY
crushed Russia persisted ourselves the attempt Rus
STA would never have submitted the which he de-
-cuos nor i 10 TO the interest Europe that she should
but snch Is the only treaty, rather only demand
that would have satisfied Lord Malmesbur,'s boundess
PATRIOTISM then Ills argument against the Treaty Is r.duc.
to an absurty; he does like IL simply b,cau.. he
would have preferred something else which /. xbolly
attainabe II even desirable. Lord Derby with larger
experience and IN orr natural caution does not 90 40 lar
W. ''NN ouS"' W nave perrevered the hope
oe''er terms Nor does hc commit himself the opinion
that We could have obtained better lie i, significantly
silent a. to any other possible lie only thinks the
Treaty not adequate to our sachces opinion rather
sentiment which has doubtless occurred many bcnev
oen mini without any vigorous exercise OF the reason
ing faculties lie hopes the Treaty may last and ind-
Gates ,e various points on which Russia may evade
whether hu''ia viii thank him Tor letting the world know
What III the opinion OF British Minister the Emperor
OF Russia may do without much loss Of credit is not TOR
It's TO say but We beg TO suggest that all Treaties
e'aed that the objection applies this Treaty
than Ia any other. and that IL were never To trust Rus
sra We should never have negotiated with her The Lords
however required no such suggestion very wisely nc.
guessed in the proposed Address