The Morning herald., 1877-06-04
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EUsoFsAH CoMPLICArloxs.

EU.0FsAH COMPLICATIONS.
The probabilities Of war Of teryibi,
magnitude in Europe is apparently increas
ing. The Russian army noE about 400, ,0s
sirong, has halted upon the east bank q
The Danube, and far at least two weeks, ha
made no forward movement Rumor saiii
that AustKia has threatened to occupy Ser,
via, and Bosnia, il Russia passes the Dan
nbe, and bonts through the Balkan, pas.e'
10 Cons,antiDopls servia on the othe.
hand, cannot forges that she was greai
Lation in the not distant past, and that rh.
has more than once successfully met ,h,
conqnering Turk. Forgetting The dissster'
Of her late campaign, she is again srmins
and getting readp for the fray. Tbi. COD;
duct on her part, for the present runs eoun.
ter to the policy Of Russia, a. it gives Aus
tria valid excase to occupy the Danubian
principalities. s.7ses
Germany is evidently uneazy, and anx-
ioas, discomfort and want, are smolderipg
uader gaudy military regime. seve.
yean ago. Bismark managed TO place
France in the. wrong before Cbristendem.
and aroused every fraction Of the Gernai
people, to enthusiastic frenzy, in defence oi
the Faiherland. All religious dife1e1 ce.
were forgot.en; the men Of Pasen, Baya
na, and Baden, marched in patriotic a,corl
with thoee Of Ss1ony, Hanover, and Bran,
denburg. and BY union, won victory. The
ardent desire to fuse scattered elements
inio national unity, was intense and all
pervading. Imperial Capitalization follow
I'd ;ns4ead Of National union, ssd liberty,
AMI nov Germany is = camp, wherein mil
lions toll and sweat to dress up in gesaw.
svas army. 1t will be thus seen thai
Germany Of TO-DAY b not the Germany oi
1879. Persecution unequalied in Our
timc, has tarnished her escu,cheon, the
p.ess is muzzled, and forbidden to express
a thought, in opposition to the policy Of
the swordsmen who rule the land. France
has made unparalleled advances in power,
in fact great reveses are always tollsw-
by great victories in French history. In
1898 she was go PROSTATE that it was de.
bated whether partition Of her domain,
like than Of Poland shonld not be carried
out in ten years her flag was flung Gu,
as the synonyme of conquest. in Brussels,
r Hague, Berlin, Rome, Madrid. Vienna,
Lisbon, in fact in every capital of West
ern Europe save London. and her citizens
trsmbled With apprehensions Of invasion
from Bolougne. With such past what
may not happen in the fature-now that
her destiuies are directed by the warrio,
element Of her people. -r..a@e
The interests Of England and France
are 50 identical, and their policy with tina,
Of Austria go much alike, that a tripar-
tate treaty between these nations is one of
the events likely to happen. Italy fast
growing into importance, with Navy OF
great power, is relied upon as an ally of
Germany-this is an idle hope-th. mass
Of Italian people have already 10 the late
elections. overthrown the radicals, and it
is very unlikely that any party could sus>
taia itself that advocated German al
lance. "
With all these vast interests at stake il
is hard to look for aught else, but a Eu-
ropean war Of the greatest magnitude.
Ooe thing we deem certain that the T,rk
must leave Enrope, the bigotry aud intol-
erance of the Mohamedan, is fatal to order,
commerce, advancement, aud mus. ever be
the pernicious seed Of retrogression, and
barbarism hence the progressive sen,i.
men's Of the people Of Europe, must End
way TO aba.e the Turkish nuisance.