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 Morea." We cannot satisfactorily eA-

 plain the apathy of the Sultan Wilh respect ,O the Morea, for VIC may iuieT, from w''"' he has effected this campaign against tNuS- Sia, and from the large aTm'es he n"S brouoh, irIo the field, that, long before he entsre, into war with Russia, hc might have sent force that would have crushed the Greek insurrecIiOn. IL may be, that as so many Greeks are scattered through his dominionS, some of them holding pla- ccs of trust, lac deSpaircd ot making tue contest againS' the insurgents popular or national The war with Russia presented very different character. She was ihe invadcr-and every feeling of attachment to country and to home, to existing insti- tutionS, to the graves ofOur toretatherS,and to tie aItars of our religion, uniteS peo- pie in one firm and indiSSoluble bond d. gainst any Power that sets hostile foot in their land, with hostile intentions d. eainst it's independence ard existence. The Sultan, from the commencement of his reign, seems to have been anxious to as simulate his in Hilutions and his policy to the other European nations. Every ac- count from Constantinople shows that the Russian prisoners are treated with gene- rosity. With respect to,he Morea, we can- not believe that he was hostile to the ar engagement made by Ibraham Pacha for the evacuation of that territory and we have heard that much difficulty would have been removed, had the extent of the ter ritories to be included in the State of New Greece been specifically declared in the first instance.