The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-12
GheqntelIiqenee1,
The Situation in Europe.
Comments Of Leading Journals.
From ne J. PosI Of Tn4adav trI.
lsIT THE END OF NApoLEoNIsM :

The reign of Napoleon Ill. seems to bt
drawing near 10 q fit and ignOminioul
end. The mornings dispatches from
Paris have many signs Of increasing dis
content and characterization among the
people; and the authorities do not appear
even 10 try TO conceal their fears. Ii
London II is believed that revolution Is
imminent, and there are rumOrS that Ma
poleOn has suCcumbed to the disease, fun
gus Of the bladder, from which he has
been suffering for some time.
The Germans may yet have difficulty
10 discover with whomthey are 10 treat
but 1t is pretty certain that II they sue
coed in arms they will not hesitate to de-
mand the reinforcement Of Napoleon, Il
lie should remain in power long enough
II they do that, they will rid Europe Of
an uncomfortable nuisance, and make them
selves the heneiactorS OF Every European
nation, including the English.
Nor will the German nation, which
will then remain the most powerful Oh
the European continent, be dangerous OF
niischievOus TO civilization and peace, Is
France under Napoleon has been. The
Germans arc peaCcable, easily content
ed, order.loving, lHw.respecting people
they are not Warlike, or aggressive, like
the French; they comprehend COnstitu'
tional government, and are. essentially.
free people. Their success may be re-
garded as positive gain TO- the forces o.
civilization: .niG ,s,t ;.sS, t,tH,
Nor would Europe need to DC alarmed
II Germany should require Of Francs "a
give buck to Italy that Savoy which Ma,
pOlcOn III. treachenously took away. and
to restore to the German empire Elsass
and LOthringen, which properly belong
there, with the cities oil StrasOlIFg, Metz
MulhOuse and ColmRr. y r:tIli
Ffom ais N. \. sun Of Wednesday,. I'D ! /
WHERE WILL THE NEXT GREAT BATTLE
RE FOUGHT?
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rcpel the invaders. There on the field Of
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the Marine of oldr blood, and the ghosts
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bat in the air, tile defeated and dispirited
French may renew the struggle, no longer
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save their own national existence.
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fore fighting may, however, be nullilicd
by the superiority Of Prussian general.
shin. The genius which has Outwitted,
outmanGuvrcd, surprised, and out-fought
the French commanders, may still deal
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treat when they are not prepared. But
surprising that they succeeded in avoiding
decisive battle until they are ready,
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