Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

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OF nations at thesvefy mo lnsn, ,as iii,
thing announced peace and rs, s'sy
Russian troops marched un.v.r 4asall
the Turkish territory, Wills, T.. -: u.
Ing inhabitants, as also the eos -. gov.
Bender and chocsim, though, ,a. ' a,'
10 full safety, under the ga.raa1s s.'''si't,
trea!lea OF friendship. The Rns..0 u:
erals, taking advantage of thi, -. 81,
condolences and peace, and nakipc '.a's Y
every kind Of artifce, seized ua 3. as
two forirssses asains. the laws Of r;a NE, ms':
gen orally respected by all powers DS"'@'
The sublime porte was not apDriz.,
till after the event; it demandsd a aS 81
ons upon this head of the Russi..n r?
the latter made reiterated protesta,;oaa"' S'ef
ne had written the issue of the af3air ~ Ia
Instatement of the Vaivodcs to b;s " Tie ts
also to the Russian fanctionariss NV, ,ou-t' as
Dmester, by virtue Of the comtnisS; apoa Tie
had been delegated TO him for this Y n.. pAlca
ana that the present march Of tho rss'pose,
troops was not a consequence oftba Nu'Slaa
tar. That as for himself he knew ~ . s@ IN a.
tive OF rupture, and that his court h, ~ ne
nunIeated % him no information un ,S '0a
subject. '' upol tbs
The sublime Porte, learning !,
pected manner the news Of -tbe h ~ asea'
committed by the Russians, the occn ,o'l!ll's;
her iortresses, and the invasion Of hdn 4 ss q
ought directly to have sent away tba p s'''sS
minister from the capital. AItboa,bb' a .
TO return violence for violence, tho9 .. y vas
Porte, eycr guided BY the love of br ra' ,r
desired, however, to remove the 1n;sfa.',-r
o.. war sbe ASKED new explanatons e, ~
russian mlnlster;- she fixed to b;,, =. Hi'
iof the entire eluci4ation Of .sis 81 .''M
hopes tEat the court OF Russia would nra n
IN t,ine OF peacess in time of war, n 5Y n.y.
ner becoming power and that a. i : .'''4-
to have to blush before other coprle 100 . io
respect political and civil laws. = "''id
Near month had elapsed since - g
hostlities of the Russians, ana tbo ~, ~ Isl
mihistcr gave the Porte no snswe, ovoa'
his protesting to have received no eI,'c; s.s5lY
upon this affair and the patience Of =. 49, ""5
lime Porte being driven to extren,;r i ou',
longer aeiay became useless and daDrer','
to her. 1''5cF0-'
On n toe other hand, general Michele,
chief OF the Russian troops, address,
eltlous proclamations 10 the iudoes and -,
dde ,,c1.o OF Ronlelia, with the DESIGN af T.
disenion nsie IN tthe Mus Aal,asps In sqs op
pire; in fine, the unworthy sioen,e Of the
Court Of Russia exercised against the sublime
Forte, Il uneSampled, and no longer to b;
tolerated.
The hostilities of Russia being notorious
and evident every SIusulman is Obliged by
religion and the civil'iaw to take vengeance
OF this periaious enemy In declaring var
against her, the sublime Porte puts It's whole
confidence in the all powerful and ayengns
God; and to- repsess the audsclty OF the enc
my, She is obliged to arm by sea and land, to
cause al her forces to. advance and MAKE
themselves act with energy. This the sub
lin1S Porte has only served to augment the
audacity and violence of Russia. The sub
lime Porte having for her al possible req
soRs, the cour,cf Russia remains responsible
for the blood which viii be she'd and for the
.mistortunes which must oycrwheIm hlmani.
ty ; and until that court respect treaties aaA
alliances, the impassibiHty Of having my c9a'
hdence In it mist be atruth acknowled8edY
all the powers who are directed by son,lmept'
of justice and moderation
Although the motives above expressed b;
facts notorious and known to tie whale wor@'
and it be by no means necessary to p'iDl'i
them, however, TO follow the official usage,.a
copy ofthe present deciaratioe has been des,
vered to the foreign ministers resident N inc
capital, to be communicated to their reSpsr
tive courts.
Given at Constantiaople, the 25th Of l'
moon of Chanbel, in the year of the HsSf''
1921, -l5tl January, 1907
RoSEN, February d. i,
"A proclamation was addressed the ISL "