The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-28
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Boston Post.
THE UNREST IN RUSSIA.

Herself and the Rest OF Europe.
The internal condition of Russia, as
produced or exasperated by the war,
is by far the most interesting question
now discussed in Europe, and the one
which presses most closely on all di-
! plomatists. 1t is clear that the strug-
gle in the Far East, though it is not
yet over, has developed unrest in Rus
STA of a dangerous kind, and all in
structed Western men are watching
the direction which the danger may
take with antieipations at once eager
and perplexed. There are so many
conditions to the problem that it seems
almost insoluble by human intelli-
/ gence, and yet on its solution the i'm
mediate future will almost certainly
depend. 1t is not only the future of
Asia which is at stake, but much of
the future of Europe, We are not talk
ing of the yellow peril" which may
be real or imaginary, but of the chang
/ es within Europe itself which any rad
ical change in Russia would involve. A
paralysis of that great empire which
| for more than a century has hung like
a heavy cloud on the eastern frontiers
Of the really civilized sections of the
world would, for example, leave Ger
many mistress of the Continent. 1t
might shatter the Austrian Empire to
pieces, for her Slav majority would no
longer have to fear being buried in
| the Russian morass." 1t would intensi-
fly in a high degree the quarrel always
smouldering between the Ottomas and
the remnant of their Christian sub
| jects--a result Of which Europe already
/ perceives signs in the new arrogance
which the Divan is displaying in the
Balkins. The Turkish Ministers have
already appointed to high commands
in Macedonia officers whose one idea
of order is to keep down recalcitrant
subjects by massacres so wide as to
suggest an intention of extirpation.
French society would be shaken to its
\ heart by new liability to invasion,
and with it fresh proclivity to panic.
i Even Great Britain, though still "enc-
ompassed by her inviolate sea-" would
feel the influence Of the great Change.
for India would be as safe from invas-
4 ion as herself, and being safe, would
be apt to indulge in dreams of large
ambition. Tt is not only natural, there
fore, but inevitable that the world.
though it is getting weary of the war
considered as a drama, should watch
the course of events upon the Sha-ho
with fascinated eagerness. ~z.
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