The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-09
War Brewing in Europe.

a most intelligent aud capable En,..
lishman of the Liberal School. who he.
recently twice raversed Eurone ,rnm
London to Stamboul, in n private Ic,,sr
to the editor OF the New York Tribune,
thus epitomizes the situation;
have made most attentive inycs.
tlgation of the state Of tablic feeling in
Turkey. Greece, Italy, Fra nee Switzer.
land. and willgive you brief r.snm.
on which you may depend:
The Turks, Arabs, and all the M,h.m.
mcdun tribes, hate the Emperor of ,h.
french; and no doubt serious war NAV
be expected in Algeria and along the
whole of Northern Africa.
The Greeks hute the Emperor of tho
FRENCH; LIST, because he supports tLe
Pole' whom the Greeks think the prent.
81 enemy OF their religion. I'd, because
the Emperor has bullied them, and thew
have taken entirely to .hc British All.
ance.
The Italians late the Emperor of the
French, with scuh hatred as only I,,li.
nus perhaps Gun feel.
First, Because, they sav, no nav.
money TO Italian soldiers TO shoot CT
oaidii That brigands, dressed as soldier. q.
paid with French gold, did the act of
assassination. am myself fully ,er..
'uaded that they are right in that.S
Second, Because he keeps ,be;r c,,;-
"a, lhpme) away from them, and has
lone all he could to keep up confusion
ma brlganfage; to disunite and ensl,vo
'hem' instead of uniting them and liner.
ting them ' '''''
L
iron, long practice, speak French
nearly the same as English, and hnd on.
cehent opportunities for acquiring in
formation, both, going through France.
returning, and again on my late visit.
l am astonished at the state of tb;n,..
| never could have believed II. On mr
laying word about the Emperor and
heA'co' peasants, farmers, boprgeoi.
private soldiers aud officers, 90 off into
torrents oil invectives against the Enner-
Or sueh as could hardly have imagined.
Sucn days as those Of Louis XVI. ana
MARIE Anfolnette may not be 40 Jj.,.n,
Is people suppose. The French are .
lierce, hery aud naughty race. and 7 can
yhiy look on the Emperor as sitting on
ger of eruption.
You wlii naturally want TO know wkat
the French themselves put forwards ~
their principal grievances; 80
L. ror each of the last three yenrsy
the Concription has been no. 900 =
year. me previous maximum haying besn
snly 10000. 'e'"
III. Ono hundred thousand bav;r,
oeen sent TO Mexico (and the French
hate sea'voyages) Of which only So 600,
al most, remain alive.
III That the regiments sent TO Meri.
so were s'lestcd as being the most Re-.
publican, the most Lcgilimist, the most
home. ASP' az
w. That Republican, Legi,imist and
or,canist officers were unpuirly exehan.
yed into the doomed regiments.
" ThaI the luxury, vice aud extraya.
sance OF the Court are beyond measure.
ahd the finances OF the county are seri.
ously suffering therefrom. 9il
vi. That the turbulent poIicy of the
Emperor Is resuscitsiing The Holy Ali.
ance viz. Prussia, Austria aud Russia,
against France. (There is no doubt this
Is quite truc) The French don't like 10
oe brought, without cause, imo a war
with three nations at time, ard they
Ihink- l believe with jnitce-if with
hree than with four--te arJm odds! Also
Italy; that makes five. 1honthe whole
Molammeden population OF Africa, with
turkey, s'x--a very poor lookout
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