The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-21


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II looks very likely that Germany,
Austria and England mlv JUN together
on the onr hand. and Frnner mnh lsms.
sia on tlic other: Ani that, lin cast N
new war arising. these natiuns, thns
grouped. would be pi.ied against esch
other. When all o. them ar. armed to
the teeth. and awaiting, n IL were.
sword and gun In llani. Tor an out
break, = nmall spark might easily light
frighsfnl roniagration u war in En-
rope.
This spark nay come from tllr rmoI-
lrrin0 einl,cY~ III thu It'll nnuucnchcl
Eastern question. The Turkish prov
inccs, set free by the treaty of Berlin,
arr In dangerous state of confusion
and slircontent. The little kingdom of
Greece is very much disappointed not
/ 10 hasr obtained the territory she de-
| man.lc.l. and may make war ON Turkey
at any moment. III she did. IL would
he likely tp arouse the warlike passions
of'All Europe.
| Or the spark destined 10 light NJ The
neat European war may cun.r from tho
Ea,.i. SLonll Russia AM England
eolne into collision on H.. borders of
Afghanistan. such an event wo,,ll have
n strong tendency 10 set Europe, also.
in blaze.
We cannot see MI these signs of
trouble aithont deep regret. II seems.
l,pkipg ~ from ti,ir distance. ~ II En.
rnl. were rc,rr ~ hayr long ctA N
peace and content: n. N ali tie martial
PASSIONS ~ the Princes and warriors ~
old were still burning IN hatred and
jealousy.
The era of disarmament and the
tranquil pursuit Of industry and intel.
iectDal progress srcina. indeed, afsr oil.
surely the people Of the United states.
observing this unhappy condition u
things Ia the Old World. cannot but
feel all the DoIc that they arc blcAsed
and favored smopg nations, for their
isolation from rival aud hostile neigh.
bars. and for the prospect ahead of :
long anil prosperous geaee.