Europe to be drawn into war as Russia gains aid
From Washington desks in early April 1877 reports indicate Lord Derby doubted Britain would enforce the 1856 treaty constraints on the Ottoman dispute. Austria pressed Britain to honor commitments, while France faced pressure. Observers see a European-wide conflict likely, with Russia aided by Roumania and German vigilance on French military moves. Domestic politics note Wade Hampton in South Carolina and New York customs scrutiny, amid cabinet changes and civil service reforms.
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