Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-02-05
No Peace.

No Peace.
The details OF news which reached rs
yesterday By the Amerieu, and 10 which w.
devote considerable space this mornins. pG.
quic,us upon tho rumors Of peace, WHICH
have recently been so prevalent. In ,hs
llshi Ol The iaclS now presented, il is chiu-
ish 10 expect sudden termination OF .h.
war. There Is non the slighlesl probability
that Russia will ncccds 10 the den,unds oi
The alles, and all parties aro making mjph,y
preparations for The coming campnlgn.-
The war cannot BE- condensed mo III. li,ln
peninsula OF Crimea anplher year. But il
will rage on both sides Of lhu Black Ssn, 0n
The Baltic, on ,he Danube, and perhaps in
Germany. The attention of The Western
Powers has been directed to Asia by tho fall
OF kurs und' the capture o! an army Of
Turks commanded by English officers. and
Omer Pasha will undoubtedly be Te.unlurc-L
in the spring by o formidable army, and il
possible The Rus ,ians will he nude 10 puy
dearly for their boas,ed victory. However,
Mouranetf is reported 10 be the bes, sua,e-
gis' In the Russian army, and as he is at The
head Of u force Of veterans andlin a cnunA
'ry favorable to,defense, ho viii probebly
give whoever il despsichca 10 intend ID HIM.
Iampso empssyfneiit II VIII not do to por.
nit him TO 60 on with his conquesls in A.m
Mint r, for II is there shat England Is senyi.
live, and already Ihere are,repous emana.
ling from high quarters thai an rffor is De.
ing made - have the entire English Cri.
mean army and the Turkish Conlingrns
sent TO Asia, leaving the French 10 facy
Ior'schukoF alone, and gather a the grea.
er harvest Of glory il they succeed in dh-
wing him ouI. .........4
The persistence of British pluck was
never more apparent Than now. Though
The war has thus far resulted in humilinlion
rather Than triumph 10 the English, though
their armies have been wusled through
bad system. and murdered by The folly Of
incompetent officers, and they have to make
extraordinary efforts 10 procure soldiers.
while their wooden walls have NOT bravtd
The Russian walls Of granite, and the txpeh.
ses Of the war are pro1igious, the voice OF
The nation is emphatic for war, demanding
at leas, another. trial, lha, The ancien, lamp
Of her arms BY land and sea, now furnished.
may be vindicaied And in addition 10 ,ha
proposition to assault the Russians in Asia.
the notion Of msAiag the desuuc ion nj
CronsadI British ID, has possessed thu
people, and an armament is being prepared
TOR The purpose, far more tremendous even
than the Baltic fleets OF '5l-'55, which wsru
such as the world never saw ,iIl they sailed.
John Bulls pride is enlisted in the struggle,
and lls pocket, and the blood of,bose who
for love or money will serve him as SOL
dicrs, is but secondary consideration. lle
~ resolved TO do something thu. he ran boas,
Of when The French lulk OF stunning lbe
MalakoG. The reprorclIes Of Tho French
for his failure at Redan are more Than he
can bear and fighIh he will, whether Nnpo-
leon wishes TO luke hand or not No one
understands the British character better than
PalmersIon, or can more quickly scent on
the breezes The Promise OF coming s,orms.
and so fiercely war-lihe is he, thai i, wus
viii grea. difficulty lie could be induced 10
agrea TO any proposition whatever, louking
toward peace. Ffunce had al the s,orming
OF Sevaslopol acquired capital Of glory
that with proper economy, might last lur n
generation, and ae Louis. Napoleon could
make no personal repmalionou OF The iehi,
he was willing to quit, and has certainly
been making an effort 10 bring about pa-
cidcaIiun., But Russia will by no means
consider herself subdued, and is mastering
her hosts aud Iuking advantage cf The sus
pension Of hos,iIiles 10 do oil that au aud
labor can accomplish 10 make her shores
secure, while her Crimean, army ia crowd
Ing closely about the Allies, SO closely that
public opinion In England and France
echoes The assertion Of tho London Times,
,ha. Two hundred thousand men could MN
be more e6sc,ually thrown away than in ,hs
lille strip Of coast whercon The, armivs Of
The West ME confined in The edge Of tho
Crimea. Russian forces aro moving toward
tho Danube, where they must be me, bv the
Allies, and hot work may be expected next
year. Swarms OF gun boats are brins cor.
snucted at Nickolaiff and on the Neva, for
the defense oi The shores where tho waters
are shoal. |, appears ,ha, Sweden and peg
haps Spain will be taken IN for defensive
and offensive operations mex, Spring--cach
fDrniskiae strong contingent; and Louis
Napoleon Is making vesdy IN "ermy of The
Rhine" Prussia leana strongly toward
Russia, but Austria will probably Withdraw
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