The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29
MORNING EDIITON---FRIDAY, JULY %. 1885,

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this daring mAueuvre required immediate aod pc
remptory sns~-r, and Lord Clarendon at declared
wosld never bs psrty to conditions ,hcn snsuId
admit the violent and unjust occupation Of the prin.
cpniss to BE- set of against the pacific and legal
Russell. TOO bas since explained in he House Of Gom
nons that ahoush The fret peruSsl he had
not perceived the full bearing Of this extraordinary
ars umept IL only because he siing .mpu,e
to statesman Of thr character and experience
Ntss.ltode the use If so discredabls statement The
itish eoverpp ent therefore publcay msiu that
analogy between the ., ths CON sned
Hets Besks Bas and the Russian cccupa ion OF the
PIpcips lit The is of strict d-fence and
obseI vation, .hich has all along been regulated BY
the utmost forhearanos and is @ st,l controlled by
passage of the Pruth by the Bussian armies might
bsve justified tbe Porte In declaring to
re- pended The other Is to s int ami pu
act Of hostile aggression which has been as
such all former occasions by hs Russi.a
compelliDg the Porte submit which are Who'll
], incompatible st'h it1 sovereign authority For what
rode ard the Emperor of Russia ALLOW such an argument
to be used at all resting false assum ption
ano Incapable of imposing for instant on
sny one Ie son in Euroee who ia acquainted With
the fscrs of ,be case9 They publisbed one crcu
lar derstch to explain their p,s'ion .ossrds Turkey
They had published what they called manifesto which
wa, 10 speaK more accurately appeal the
leous Dr. si"bs Of Ihe Russian nation To follow
pubic declarations by another document specially directed
ssaips, The sritne powers and based upon q gross
Misrepresentation Of their policy aud their rights
uncasd TOR &C. of indiscreton IL the Cabinet of st.
Petersburg retss any dssre O. repto ing il. relations
with the o,ber Courts of Eu the of
ard uutual which these have so "a
Gently and unfortunately imbared The Emperor OF
Ru sa be perfectly that what ne chooses
term threatening demonstra ion-une demonstration
CofaDndfoirc-tss been made not by France and Eng
land, but by himself Nobody imagine that fleets
are ent to Bsska Bay for any of permanent
70 Malta and 70 Toulon the better pleased sh4u We all
be- l. that the with the Russian army Dsnu.
ban Prncipsliti.sS Have not the Russian officers
naodng here aresd, assumed the powers and dues of
koverDmeDttaft possession OFF CO and ta0
pohce, prohibited the Suitan's proolamsons own
d0moions MADE conr. for suppl, ing the army for
Line months obtained from the servile Senate Of
hcIdavsa vote favorable t, the Russian occupationp
The sie scts which iupy objects and intentions vsry
dGerent those which DO attributed 80 uad
in BetiAa bay cannot but feel that those
objects and n,entiens are rendered far more sus-
pcious than they would Otherwise be by the pal
tabe misrepresentation ussd 70 disguise them, Count
Neseode murt pardon US for remarking that if the
he is plea ed give Of the Of his
imperial master to be judged Of by the i'm
he throws out sgsps other powers portion Of his
and, der the position held by Mnists, for 40
years in The cIs Of europe sole survivor
in active II . Of Eneraton of i!lustreus states
menwth full Of what is due to his age and his
poll ical experiaDcp-we thould not light aud ques
her able grounds address, to him reproach whcn far
younger and less eminent politicians would blush to
receive But this point some just senst be
fe by the countries thus unfairly arragnsa Had
been sent to the Iardanelies first disclosure
Of Prince Menschko offs demands in March last when the
French squadron started for Saamis it is just possible
that Russia might hsvs planned Of demonstration
aptiops ,irg msvements. But the prudence Of
the Brtsh rnent avoided tn at danger Russia
se has borne witness 10 the reluctance of Grea Britain
to do tbrg which could bear the appearance o.
mace but he whole policy Of Europe in the East for
wards Of thirty years pat most have warned her that it
IL the bxed dete miDation of all the that cether
Rusea any other state shall handle tn question for
IL advantage without the Of the Of
Europe
We have net attempted to describe with precision the
Of the proposals which have sended for
adoption Of the Porte Russia by
Engaged tie ak of finding amicahe solution Of
til Gus rel for, in fast several propositions ennnatg
the frreut courts have been for d 1t
j. rot Eataiat phich liz Adopted provided
c.ptt6 b. b Nh parties Bet scheme has obt4ioed
notice han it de- eryss. TO shch advert
satisfied fhst il did not proceed froa ris
try ard csnpot bave besn supported ny British agents
abroad fact believe it 20 bave been at rs sag
gested indirectly by one Of the Russian mioi,t.rs
Germany We alude to the suggestion thai the Porte
touio ign Prince Men chiko1s draft til.
band obtaining from Russia deca rst,oa in
TIE sn'e form plsdspg he imperial govern uent not to
interfere the Internal affairs of the o tOman Empire
II is Improbable that sush q deola ion would made
the Eu Nichoss at all when the whole
of the arguments htherts forward in hi, has
been TO show that his predscessor- and him-sf aave
rhe Christian subjects Of the Porte. But even il
such exchange of notes to take place. 1t you'd
weh dagger to the peace Europe Tho value Of
treaty any other bilatera engagement lies il the
power o enforcing its provisions Agsnst Turkey Rus
a can always bring to bear the sanction Of ner colossal
superiority of military power against Russia Turkey can
only apea to the passions to the interss of Europs
and il such arrangement negotiated under the
influence = the other powers Its value would consist in
Ne guarantee they might afford 1t but thst gusransee
would involve frequent appeals to their protection
b,trarion sRich would only perpetuate the appreheo
and the daugsrs this question has long excited
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