The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
Tllc Wor Cloud in Turopn.

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"' 81 %. ! '''ct' r"fec'aN' II France
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III hm, -. ,, 81" = '''' I",A'r 100
c..n, ,La, ,hn Ill.,, ,'I, - oo''" 9'S..s'R'i,h'
ponIlcni aif,Girs Of EuroTpDr, 'aa'md by 4whosse,
arbitration all political questions were
settled but IA few years ayo, IS compelled
now, in order to secure his throne and
The succession Of his son, to pu, at stake
the fac Of France in the great game
called war. That Is sad amir for
France, but ii litlle worse one for those
who will have TO bear The burdens Of
that war.
AS things stand now. the broolIino
ont oC .ha wars eyncc:nl as .oor -;
tic harvesting is over and ,br urw lnon
will be realized. Indeed rircum ionccs
and causes 0l different kinds iespcci.lly
the very cool attitude OF lEn.land to
Napoleon III, or the slipulnlions be.
tween the King Of Prussia and the En-
pcror of Russia at their ,ntcrvicw), may
render such a rapia commencement Of
The war no. advisable and it i possible
peace will bc'prcscrved vet for the win
ter. hut that war must and will come
surely, and France will certainly also DC
the aegrcssor-Coml Bismarck viii
known how to fix that. Anl whcu
Franc. is ilc aggrrssor and dislurbcr of
the peace, prc,rxL fora Europral,
coail,ion against France will be found :;
and even If Napoleon should succeed m
making Spain, Denmark, Sweden, b l.
gium and Holland more or less his allies,
against ali alliance O all Germany,
England and Russia ?-wh;lc Austria
i'll respect to the German part OF her
population, her disturbed finances, anl
her dangerous Muscovian ncglbor,
would be obliged to remain neutral. :
But not even those small srcoud.ra,c
alliances are secured yet to France, and
lha' the favors of the small powers is
sought SO zealously is proof CROUCH lhal
there is no prospect at all of alliances