Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
WHOLE NO., 356.
LuckaoW.

"ltil'lhe relief of Lucknow, and defea, Of
.I o itnsuigehls before the beleaguered CITY by
'he English forces, the insurrcction in Ind,o -
virtually ut an end. The fire. if is truo 80,
sun purn' but 1t will be merely with 6tGi and
e"p'rins nashes, which, before long. will h.
euIHely e&tnguIshtd The lndoniIaLIe anero,,
S"u superior military training of the An0io-
80. "'o ''Iouphed over the undetermined
bravery OF the Aslatic, who true to tho ips,;,n.,
oi MS servlle nature, VIII again crncb bocrS.d
ms cohqueror, licking the hand aOairs, v,hIntL
MS own has been raised in a strupGle nc dec.
-'e ana cruel as any which the history of The
woriu records One can we'll Imagine The ,br;n
VI erdtei9I Joy which the news Of the rescnn ~
.neir countrymen by Sir Colin CampbeII and
ms brave troops, sent through tfe hearts of The
people oi England. The desperate siluaiion IN
"n'Gn Tue Desleged garrison was placed bv tho
SGouen attack of the Sepoys, caused the most
s'ooUny IoFebodn9s at home. Many donb,ed
""e'her the reInorcemeHis would srrive in
.'Io 20 SuFe II from the feDdish hea then who
E """ucu .he city, and dreaded the arrival of
"e" from the seat OF war, lest The should
again be shocked by the account of n renor;,;a1
ot those horrd scenes of blood 1vb,cL La,a
so gloomy fame to Cawnrore No u,eoI
men, That burst OF rejoicing RANG tbronoL ~.
Nih@dom when 1t WAS known thai Incknoe,, -
e"Neu. NO wonder that even the stern docn-
,oEI
'uI" OF EnSiands courts Of Justice was for ouco
'et 1s'ue, ahd that grave and impassiye iudSee.
StoPPea the business Of the hour, TO give Tho
glad tldlngs to those assembled around h.
", ~"o maze me ar ring with their wild burr,bs
Hd"y ierVent prayer OF thanksgiving was that
night offered to Heaven, for its morrS to,u."Ss.
thoSc "ho far away in the wilds of india. bod.
SO narrowly escaped the most cruel of deaths
IIaed T% ISs,l,"s was l0r Eng land happy day in-
-: "0,e are one or two facts which This.
t;I;'t ceoe'''oh mas proved beyond the possi.
" uouol' One OF these is the utter alb.
h,u'5' !" iact crlmnalIy, Of the practice
dulged in. Of depending upon the aris,ocrao,c e
inc M country ior supply of military leaders
ne 'nehcIency of these noble comma nders v..
mus iahentably demonstrated In the late u.r
" ish husSla. II they did not bring actuaI d;s.
grace upon the English army, thew at leas,
duseu "iauy sheer at its expense. and il was
O"iy 'nat reverence for the arislocrocv of L;s%
naive :. land, which appears to be innate with an
= I1"s ',shman, which saved the iubeciIes from
."e S"oHie 'ney so amply merited. In this con.
.e against 'he SePoys, England has wisely
uS'cu 'he management Of her affairs almost
,ty 70 her yeomaHry, who have proved
themselves fully capable Of defending barp ptor h
ln t"e most trying emergency, Another f.ct
OF winch this war has given additionsl nrnnt
Is Is Tue utter lnterioriiy of the natives IF IL
East 10 those of The West-the inrpossibili,v of
,re e Aslatcs coping successfully for any Ienp,b
u .llhe ~ith the Anglo-Saxon. 1t has evidrs,'
y oeen ordained that the Caucasian race sbau
'ossGsS me empire of the world, for TO il alone
'as Oeen given those godlike qualities wbicb
t.e IRE necessary tosccure and maintain dsminion
W hateveF may be the future of India, Il s now
,v'dent mat the English will possess the entir,,
mas.ery mere as long as it chooses 10 remain
,Pon 'hc sou. II Is useless for tho Indian n
.ont ~ aga'nS' his European Sahib A serf he
vas oorn' and serf he will remain. as lonoas
le is brought into contact with M, rasIs,11oss
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