Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-12
The Three Emperors.

81 Ine eyes OF the world are directed tn
Berlin. where the three Emperors are In
council, Emperor William having Induced
alexander to visit him, whence il followed
THAT Emperor Francis Joseph took the
same course. Hap not the Gar consent
led to go from the Neya 10 the Srpee. the
Kaiser would not have gone 10 the same
stream from the Danube. 1t has been the
aim of the German government to bring
tbout good understandings between IL
sclf and the two other Christian gnvert-
nents of Europe. ever since its victory
,vcr France; and a; iast II has succeeded
d Its purpose. apparently. al least
aough for long Il seemed a. ID the end
s.nght was hopeless one. For the terms
o, which Austria aud Russia long had
>bod appeared 10 reuder Il impossible That
thy could become the friends 10 third
itwcr. which implied their being friends
tbcaCh other. should Germany cuuctllate
Austria. she ought By the same act to OIL
idId Russia and II Russia should be con
ctiatcd. Austria ought to bc oucu,led But
Plncc BismaTk L. one Of your ucyrr-Ce-
slnjr,ng mcn. and having overcome some
Wy great difficulties Ia his tima. h. set
hinscf 20 the task OF bringing Russia and
Austria together Tor the beteiit of Ger
mtiy. Thus far he has been success ful
hs ing brought the man from 81 Peters
brgh to meet The man fum Nicnna nj
Bslin, now the capital ot Europe What
vii be- the finale. men must live to see
Bismarck h - clever that hc may gct over
all difficulties, aud bring about lonI anil
lasting league between The
thpo Empires. they being sub-
stau tally The same powers that. q century
ago, leagucd together fnr the purpose Of
parttioning Poland, and that. forty years
laiei. combined their means 10 pn; down
I t,t,
that Holy Alliance which governed Eurnpc
for ibout hfecn years. \ League Of these
threc powers would We strong enough ~
prrsryc thc peace Of Europe hut !; muy
bc questioned u u would ~ strong csuu-h
To accomplish ans other VI those purposes
which the three members desire To accom-
plisl. Russia wishes lv obtain poses >iog
81 mast uf Turkey, ann probably would
consent % let Austria have liberal slices of
The Suita '- European territories. hui aa
atistN on Turkey would lead - 4 general
wpr. Germany wishes to f4Ar possession
Of Holland and IIcsium aud &C portions OF
Denmark hnt an aitacs ~ either Belgium
or Holland would cau~c j general wac. Tor
even England would Ne moved from her
tTakcr policy of accepting kirk~ with fut
returning them. should tha German unsulH-
ion srck extension in that direction But
these vcry facts ara, IT. rs probable. ihc tsA-
sons why bismarck -rvh~ the alliance .e II
I formnz. IT. hh- mr. With to -et ei-hug
Russia or Austria strengthened af fhe eE-
pet -c of Turkey ana though ~ uuuil y.
glad in get ll1llaui anj Belgium tor Ger-
many d, is ttat rrohahla ,hat he yveull NJ.
20 war far tfat nr anp other purpose .1lt-
po-iu.. the matter 1. III lcit ID nt~ &. -l>ion.
lie t~adsflu- Y'ls,r vNru uts. ~. uts-f.
hut h,. y. llu. a rit4rr 4tBI htk r.x. at..
would 4ut fl~k hf. solid gains tarr.t f4f
ihc sake ui aAme. H. desire mu-t hg J..
hive those gains Aud A. bcqurgta fH.sa O..
G,rruanv. sud III Stand iu history Il. n.....f
Z the muu >ncrs--rgl pf mru. h. ua.t1
other lt,rn and other times tlr .uunlutHal
OF that work whlca De- began. Anl wa.eh By.
ne. carried nu W. W,ll inr h.s country II
Buuapagtc might rt-e ryrr thing ou the
issue of Russian campaign. --a H>mlg,s
know better than tp ril auy such hgAuL
no matter huw tempting tHr STAKES. Peace
Is hi, policy prar. lpr h.- iite-t.ur. Il.H.-
De a, really. wr Hm.-s. EN- .Jt- K8-~,A
every possible assurance in respect q, Anr
Gcunguic Province. and also Ed respect
90 Poland. Aud to assure Austria tha -.-
shall no, pm disturbed .u bet D,,5mAai.
territory. vrlu BnhrHlA. ln .et.gH. targ
VIII o. ,Np,ctrl ~ guarantee tHa ,.A5.ln.
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