The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
the EASTERN QUESTION.
England Standing Alone, and Does
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the SAME member d The Government
whose statements concerning the Russian
question were telegraphed you on the
10Th inst He said il was now certain
that no combination Of powers would be
formed against Russia Five govern.
menls besides Russia signed the treaty Of
1855, and all were equally aggrieved al
RnSsia's violation thereof, but will not
even Trite a collective noie, remppStaI
ting against rs violation, France Is pow.
erleS Prussia eOnniTt5 With Rsis, ltlly
declares that she will mot i0tR my diplO!
matte movement agRinSt Rl8ta having
gained the object Of her former alliance
with france and England There re
mains ARtria; who gill address . note e
IPfIsia, bnt NOT threaten WAL. In ~
Count Bensf himseli proposal the ahoii-
LION Of the provisions u the treaty restrict
ing sovereignty in Tie Black SeA he &
nov quite willing, even anxious, 70 make
In s,ill HIGHER bid Tor the fiendshipOl Rus.
isia You will see that England viii be
left alOne. should she insist IN refusing y
ioin a Congress Tor The decision Of RnSsiAs
claim. Sue will not insiSt that Congress
ksir,lfmes md Russia will gain heEPoint
I GranyillsS leIteE does not mean wax.
Enqland has no wish for struggle Her
sell and Turkey are one on side and h9!-
STA, Prussia and the LATED Stats on the
other, and the remaining poWeP llamere
spectators Bismarck has secret treaty
with Russa, 3Ust as he had drafted So
cret treaty With France-tFo strings 70
his bow. he elected to reject Frances
offer 70 give him al he wanted In ex.
change TOT BELGIUM, and TO accept Rus
sia's bargain, and compel the neutrality 81
Ansttia Is The condition Of tearing the
treaty Of 1886 TO pieces
The Popular Feeling in England..
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AwatIike feeling prevails an over Eng
lind. important discussions exist in The
Cabinet on the Russian question which
will likely lead TO The dissolution Of the
Ministry. Granville insists thai England
must now put down her loot firmly or
forever give up her voice in European al.
fairs. He holds out that the present atti.
tude Of Russia means the future, II not
the immediate, prosecution Of her long
cherished designs on the East. The pres.
emit moment Is the only time when Eng
land can hope 10 resist successfully the
policy against which heretofore she has
fought al great sacrifice Of life and treas
ure Lowe and Cardwell are positively
arrayed against war on the preSent, Issue,
The Conservatives are. about 70 call q
meeting al London, 70 consider the crisis
in view OF The probable e4riy cOnvocation
Of Parliament Gladstone hesitates to
commit himself for orAgainSE war on the
present prOyOcaiiOn. .anos EIoY y.
RpsSia defending Her Position,
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siTe SSSiHsts Ier Sks would CIseplv re-.
era he interruption of friendly relations
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