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the greet e,iec.isr ef the -ssli, pattiag
P,-sr usder all Ie"ple who ps'ssess IL.
Rissia is in the midst OF the develop
men, q. /. new spiritual life. She hss .
young and hopeful feeling, . genuine
prophetic spirit, and il would not be
strange if Russia were destined, by-and-
by, to he the champion of the most ad-
vanccd and liberal ideas. Public senti
ment, the nation, pushed the government
into this war Eve years before the latter
WAS ready. Russian people are possessed
with the idea that they have mission as
a nation, and that it will not be accom-.
plished till the Ottoman Turk is driven |
O0t of Euro;e g, and the cross restored to
the capital Of the old Greek Empire.
Russia has now resumed her old atti.
tude of the protector Of subject provinces.
She has liberated Bulgaria, guaranteed
freedom TO Servia and Bosnia. She now
leaves the Congress Of Europe to decide
details. The maxim Of Joubert, "Force
and Right rule. all things-Force rules
till Right is ready this has been the
maxim OF Russia. Here they stand. The
Ottoman on one side, with waning
ruined treasury, prestige gone,
hope ended. On the other the Musc0vite !
Empire, flushed with new strength,
revenue equal to all needs, power, fame,
hope and strength. If the contest lay |
between these two, who, could doubt
what would be the RESULT Tho Musco-
vite would crush out the Ottoman power
as an Alpine avalanche brushes down and
sweeps away the worm. eaten posts of Q
Swiss chalet. Sl. Z ..S}tft%t >. 2Hf I
But the struggle is not left to them.
There is England, who fears for the SUI
premacy of her feet, for the control of
the Suez Canal. Were she alone, the
Car, I think, would risk the contest.
has of late been stirred to the
de pths by the war feeling : The same
men in England who shouted themselves
hoase whenever the South gained vic
tory in the Rebellion, now soupd the
deepest depth of larynx and lungs for
Turkey at this very hour. England,
though powerful on the sea, has no strong
army. She lost the leadership OF Eu-.
rope when she let the Alabama slip out Of
port. This is an historical fact, not a
rhetorical figure. She has been manacled
since then by the surprising growth of
Germany. yp5,s isss .I.te5f
Then there is the Danube, which ira
verses one-half the length of the CONT
nent, ard is twisted into all shapes to &C
it. On its banks are Ratibon,
Vienna, Buda- Pesth, Belgrade. 1t binds
Eastern and Western Europe.
Austria and Germany must have free
Of It's waterss If Rassie un-
to secure the peculiar proprie.
torship Of this river, all Central Europe
will rise to emite Che Musoevite. -
Then what 10 TO be donei Suppose q
close compact between Germany, Austria
aud Russia, and the problem 10 solved.
Then YOU have q free Danube. then you
have series Of States like R,umanis aud
Servia under the jpint protection Of the
three great powers; then you have Con.
stantinople free city, the Bosphorus and
the Hellespont . national waterway
through which ships Of sli nstionalities
nay pass uuchallenged; then yoa zee the
Ottoman crescent Which sufmouuss the
doaeoa o.. Sophia give place TO The Cusist-
iso cross. Thea will come In . new era
in the history AZ the World. oae bald,
busy. fAr-siehssd bssia IN Esrsps halds
The solusipa Of this pr~eseo IN iis<if-
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