Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-19
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= r.rrIl.I by the Timss-fsussIa at Il America.
From the London Times, Oct 20.
III, varmest symnathy wi h Pollard and it's wrongs
,aeV enables the West of Europe to follow with much
the reports of the setWeen the lnur
that fixes attent and though the courage that
tws lives and fortunes into the scale lightly ought to
admire ion it does not give either the ieaers or
the Ice ssti fame. These actions are more IKE
nsr5 tse in ITEM in vain May Victories claimed
the total result of a the asserted la sho'
to ne transferred 70 the city of Warsaw and the
oriic is taking form "hlch atiacts anu eHcIes
shaIacer In The capital If he Kingdom OF Poland, aud
rro1g rc COZ cerrsted thousands OF It's lLAAbtans the
russian uers are fighting invisible enemy The secret
vrrnant which has not soldier ora cannon, can dis
44, g.eY OF power Wncp SEES e assah army At
defiance Tie enemy IS every "Ne'e' ye' o"nh' 'e io
Russians would be less perplexed if tie revolt would
INV itself in any the recognized modes of instruction
..:aat .Lts and barbados. But it does gather in
ma scs or aprcar The hntred is silent implaca
he and universal the vigilance of the police has fail
ed - discover th,se who direct this terrible power Exc
rgous y the irtnry commanders retaated by the
asassaation Of the Russian agents. The conf cati Of
tie Z&Tcvki Palace is rcverged by setting fire to tho
de Vile. is To the kn fe and the torch, and
rkrGUn CEiGts of the revolt appear to have at their
ugand ready to meet death in carrying
or thsF jecree" Ms the fanatic disciples o. me old nah
Iu@u.'ains" Vho the terror OF tic C1usadcrs
l1issa the Russian generals can conceal themselves as Ell
'.tuaI the opponents Wit! whom tfey are Struggling
nd issue from behind double doors and guards
10y II greater danger than in any battle Before
L iysslua can terminate suoh conflict appears IS II
icy ccnf~cste al tie pr3"erty and c1tsrmnate the
s d
Whether The Kingdom vas mails over 10 Russia in the
settlement Of Europe as us. 81 gift, it cer'a
u-&n EmpaTors SIEGE 1918. aid has been dificu
= -: Cf item. Alexander and Nicholas would have
better in history had they not been Kings of PO
laat. TIE iatgmcht Europe has plssed them has
eTaIy Influenced by the system of government
Il identified the Russian power ana the Russian
in the worst kind Of despo ian, ad made it hind
'uco.chmeEts, any direction, by such government
eartG 9h every gaCrice aud tho feeling at last found
IN from he fec pf Rua6
yet recovered France England and Germany judged
e ahoi- tendency OF Russian policy by what Poland su
II an BY the internal administration Ct
itself And what material adVa mage has the Gov
the Emperor derived from Tho ssession OF Pc
l.nd ccnpenEaJe for the aversion Of Europe 1t has
ded 10 the strength OF the empire nor ITS prosperity
~ always necessary to keep La &c i'll
Pta:. il has aiwa5 haen gaTIsoned ami occupied az
j. ter tory.
Poor ard Gtcoron,cd, the history OF the connection Ct
I with is unvary ing record of Calamity to
i' nations. rulers with civilized peo
%. I'll themselves seems on to have developed all that
t.IEarOGs TIE Russian character people with soy
c.y tor governing would have found some better mode
possible than the brute force which can
~ des shat i, finds existing, e7en its own trospo1i
7 ~ discriminating it's subjects, something Sker than
t onigiona Of treatIcs is violated The Ruesia9s are
m't 10 The oIdiaory sense u the VOL has cea5ta TO ex
Russia has lest everything that makes the possession
OF territory advantage The arm Il IL 9DEed 50 Keep
up I'M absorb than the O. tho kcsdom.-
Commerce, agriculture, every kiud OF enterprise perish
kingdom 81 Poland to self TO govern it, evn
~ sword ag8in the hostility OF tic whole population,
there science of government the two most modern
lowers TIC world deficient Iii Is. IuSsa
he great Western republic seem to have 80 principle
Gxpedeut command except the savage process OF eX
terminating all oFpossd to them. he operation Il Hot So
~ rs the 7mnaoTs imagine Iha attempt 80 rus
aZa Poland has been carried for thirty years,
and has ended far, by leaving Russia with nothing i'll
PoId bat army which the national government de hes.
the Russian guards the Hotel de Vile OF
has been set fire, Though the troops have full
Coumlrd the Polish capital. The Federas have, they
assert ined possession of the Mississippi yet fourteen
Steamers have been burnt waters, and vessel can
he WI
relg red from the banks The exactly par
Iet. is continued by the people OF the country
uniting spirit of hatred In what Russia has to dc,
keep Improbable ard useless hold on Poland, the
Fed may the task they viii have IN the future
Ihe most Unfortunate thing tsa could happen for the
North would be cCEqlest the South. Tbs difficulties
would really begin with the fatal acquisition. 1t would
nave five or Polands deal with, very much, We fear,
in the Russian In both cases. the immediate aP-
II al to fOlcc Indicates want Of the higher qualities OF
craftsmanship. Governments made Tor men,
hat they might live under tkem with fair
measure Of prosperity and Wel-beiag. The
russian aEd american idea thai made for the
government and human must be extermina-
ted rather their peculiar should be modified or
abandoned Tie present state Of Wareaw will De that OF
tie cities the South if those which selected for sac
cannot avert the catastrophe There is very little
difference between the fanatics despoam whether they
ule from Washington or st. Petersburg.