Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-06

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..Liks to the pontic sea
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To Che Prolon.ic and The Hellesront!
The dlsmantHn5 OF tne D"luoI"H I"l'S
means that the great river ny WHOSE current
AUSTRIA reaches tI"e ""'eL Oh Ii'e vest 'i'''ii'
aa Mr., Lincoln Sai1 VI tlle -'il'SiSS'PPI' ran
HnyoHcd T." tie sea 1t means VL''l 'lI'' VOL
arous cham Of l"f'l9S'e'' 'eI7I'ue' '.IeI l'0'"'
"tdln, HIiiStrla' "'l"| ana lSlnail WHICH lo'
SD many years nave oeeh the cAecA anu stay
# the AuacoYlte iorce' are 10 De eiti2r h'I"
by supreme nan" ny the Gar OF "'Nlu0" oe-
tween HIM amt the House OF ilapSonf9' WHAT
ever happens, the TURK las lost those strong
hoids forever. OF cours Aosterla VIII inter-
pose Ill her influence and possibly all her force
e arms against the single occupancy OF those
forts by Russia; for they command not only
the passage but the navigation Of the Danube
The statement that tie Car is massing great
force Of men near the Austrian border is an
Indication that he anticipates trouble with
that empire In the meantime England is
encouraged to proceed toward extreme meas
ures bv the attitude assumed by Gambetta.
That very able and influential statesman, by
whose efforts Mc1Iahon was curbed OF his Jes
u;tries, declares that the Car must not be
permitted to have the settlement of the East
rrn Question all his own way. In other words
France hints to her old Cnmean ally that she
will second her efforts toward the sustentatlon
If the much talked of "Treaty of Paris.
Now what is this Treaty! We confess our IL
uoranco of its terms merely knowing that 1t
is Treaty which was made subsequent I" the
fall of SebastOpol and by whose terms Russia
entered into an agreement with the Western
Powers to refrain from doing certain things
Iuoking t. the occupancy of the Bosphorus
and the DardaneIles. As to the conference
proposed by Count Andrassy to be held at
Vienna, 1t seems certain that RUSSIA VIII nave
nothing to do with 1t. 1t Is an interesting
feature of the case that Greece has taken up
arms against her old oppressor and has nvad-
ded Thessaly. For the information of those
who are puzzled by the apparently mcongru-
"'ls statement that the MonteNegrns have
been planning an attack upon Heutarl, 1t Is to
be stated that there are two HcutarlS -one on
the Western bank OF the BoSphorus and the
other in Roumella near the shore Of the Adrl-
attic. 1t is, of course, this latter place against
which the Montenegrins entertain warhke de-
signs Europe Is indeed ''ablaze with excite
ment and apprehension as Is only too strangely
evidently III the report which reaches us from
tonstantnOple to the effect that the DANISH
government Is so uneasy over the situation
that she Is laying torpedoes under the frozen
waters OF her storm-beaten harbors We S's-
Iect that 1t Is Germany she mostly fears. But
q consciousness of a very profound ignorance
concerning the Schelsing- H"lsteln and cog
nate embroglos warns us of from discussion
OF matters snd things occurring at Copenha-
gen. We choose rather t" lump the JOB
by the inevitable quotation that there Is
something rotten III denmark AS 10 the
Ear lie seems I" DC showing illliSeI Spieh-
'nH soldier anu every men d" Ming AS 10
me manner OF lnah tliaV 'lle C""l 49, VIC lI'lIe
"'c realerS U" " rcPeruS'i u -'l''IA Vail
famous description o. MN anu Ills l"Hiily aS
they appeared "ilen nara ana 'Iie resi- Vi Tie
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