The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-06
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1I.,tious that Russia VIII
ladIs Rack Down.

lad'e"I Back Down.
-. aI.o,tch.s before US at the time oi
-. ~ T,iIiag Indicate that Russia Is losing .!
~ ,'i " il Europe, and that she viii
Ia,JI, I,,TI' ,..k . way out Of her dilemn' NJ,
'slY' sas gssl.pd without Sighting. The
,.,.b ~ PAPER. are 80 hostile to her that
y. Ra.ian minister at Paris, as 1t ap
~, Ia, formally complained of their
=. r ,od, in reply, has received bu. very
u, y I'd ii, up,n.i.iactory comfort from the
s..,.h y, ,oysruueus. Aprominent paper
:, 'I s. P..e..burg indicates that II Eng
'.,J A. would ouIy state what she is after
~ ~ hi. she will agree to, Russia could
" 1,,.,, decide whether she will submit
y. 49, Tbo. Of the treaty with Turkey to a
c,,,,... - Of the Powers. This indicates
~, n. i, nlkirg up her mind to,agree
'. ~ ,,tb submission Of 1t, and that she Is
',,i,y the way for conciliatory reply
,.,r England. Its hardly possible, IN
..- of he unmistakabls and aggressive
,i,.l,r Issued day or two ago BY the
E,,ll,b minister who has succeeded Lord
~, ,h,, .be il in the dark rs 10 what
Es,I.nd require, at her hands. That
s;r,aIr has made itself heard through
a, Er,ops. /. has assured the English
,,Jnot, .h.u ever confirmed Austria
,,,iD., The treaty. More than this, II
H. d,,n new courage to Greece, and
,,,s soumauia is thinking Of resentins
g,ui,. inirlctiOn Of her alleged terri.
Sill rights.
htpl.in that Russia Is now without
an ,lly unless she can persuade Turkey
h hin her, and that would be 4 most
t,p.tur.l alliance. She has therefore
rsbsl The fork in the road, and must
u,Es her choice Of one OF two courses,
.Ithl. very soon. She must decide to
.ht OF The treaty with Turkey must be
,So,stsl. The provisions OF that now
h=oa. instrument, which Is made up oi
,,.ssy.ulue sections, are printed officially
1. lie Journal De s.. Pttsrsburg Of the els!
dY.rch. They Sc! forth that Montenegro
Isa ss,vil, the traditional foes Of the
Porte, shall be made Independent and
Iln their territory slightly enlarged.
b. RO1uanis, which has given Russia
asA .ub.tantiAl aid during the last cam.
ui,u, i. 10 be Independent merely, and ia
b ode back Besslrabia to Russia for sub
tauillly nothing in return-sufticient
Fsuud, /! will be seen, to justify the bad
l.sliug toward Russia which Is now man.
ilstisy itself at the Roumanian court.
TH.,graudilement OF Bulgaria takes the
In Of the absorption Of q large strip
d Hritory stretching southwark to the
Eplu Sea, substantially bI'ecting Tur-
Eyiu EurOpe, and Russia is to reorgan.
in tie government of the province, and a
Raaiau army is to occupy it Tor two
rln AZ il these measures were not
Housh TO guaranty the "Russianizing''
dths new province, the Danubian fort.
NIu are to be rared, so that 10 no case
au Rusia'. access to the province be re-
lhtsd. The whole Indemnity to be paid
RaRil blythe Porteis abous 81 10000
OOGout Ci this suul three quarters are
saaa1.Ail for about six thousand square
miles OtterrltOry in Armenia, including
EiFp ErterOum, AFdahan, Batoum and
Slyidd. Finally "ths Boaphorus and
DitdlueiIss will remain open in time Of
Epia time OfpeAce to the merchant
's''st Of neutral states arriving from
Ra.'iiu ports or proceeding to those
P''a' There are minor provisions re
h'instO the protection OF the Ottoman
Christmas but the foregoing propost'
h'a' Hs enough to show the nature and
extent OIIhe Russian demands, and how
exceedingly iAr.hs has TO retreat, il shc
ntsaa at ali.