New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
TURKEY.

THE RADICAL PARTY OF YOUNG TURKEY"
The DebGts publishes some remarks on letter inst
sent the Paris journals by Za srcTrt dc
parture from COnstantinople We mentioned snort ume
back IN our summary o. nie5enee ron 'ne lnLs
OF the Suta and had been excessively appointed mem
Der OF the Grand tNnncll Governor o ypilsi anu ~
last-named post he left for Paris and the Ottoman Gov
erlmen oniy learned his departure when there was
longer time TO prevent it, Not being able lay hands
ZiaBcy the Government fastened 10 arrest All those
persons who had been Intimate with him. Some Other
members OF the Young Turkey" party also started IN
time FOR Paris and thus escaped the measures directed
against their less active friends ZaBcy has written
20 the Journals deny the existence Of any conspiracy
and il is that document which the Dcdd remarks on III
We have already spoken OF the arrests which lately
took place at Constantinople and on this subject We
ought TO record with all the European press, three things
essentially important for Turkey and Europe: l. The
absence Of any conspiracy The considerable progress
which, according the Ministerial kilograms themselves,
the party of Young Turkey has made In the Ottoman
Empire. g. The frankly and radically progressive lib
cT8ism OF its programme The Debdts by the pen Oi NJ
Saint Mare GIardn, has expressed s WISHES mat the
promised miracle might be accOmplishedthat is 10 sly,
that the constitutional regime warmly recommended
10 lis coTiconsts the Osnanlis, by Prince Mustapha
Fail should be accmatized the banks Of the Bos
phOrus A document has just been published "hth
cannot be passed by In silence without injury, says its
author the regeneration, without disturbance oi
Europe II is Il letter from ZiaBey, formerly Minis
OF Justice. and lately Secretary 70 the Sultan,
person said very popular IN Turkey. The epstlc
furnishes explanations OF the late events at CONSTANT
NOBLE Let hasten 10 say that the discipline necessary
every country 10 the dignity ana lnnnence OF parry
is perfectly observed by MaBey lie declares ht II tc
chief Of Young Turkey. Prince Mustapha falll was at
Paris u would naturally be for him To speak, but IN TIE
absence OF the Patriot Prince che eithet - AabeJ
he takes up the pen himself This pen IS eioqnc1t ,hu
fOrcble Zia-Bey demonstrates l. dhat contrary 20 thr
assertion of official kilograms rs wei as seoeld tue
Mussulmans arrested are not among me marking per
sonages OF Young Turkey q That H. on the avO"al even
of the Ministry, these Ottolnans are nor eooPd'is
they can only be patriots atlaondg That 5o , n,
parry sOleiy from their horror oi despots =, Iat V
one sensible lun acquainted with Eastern ahas woud
believe in The existence of conspiracy formed by inc
Against whom says Zia Bey, should we have con
spiredi Against The sultan But thc elso1s OF our a
gust Sovereign and his glorious dynasty are or Us Wtao
mans object Of worship which we nave never ins
ured 10 which we shall never measure Our resPoc'M,
lection and iryolabe deyotedneSs Against me Minis
try Aal Fuadi But that idea Is not serious; people Only
conspire against what Is strong ana rea9nplane tIen
II the patriots, my pOtlcal eOlellsions's nsu O
most Ivincibc ToWgnance 10 plotting, they WOud oe
held aloof from il by The situation has no, n9ug
Turkey party whose adherents are sle3n u,ousIon.
the surface Of the empire Does not today eplsas
the majority Of the population Of every race ana
The Ministers who guide the destnies OF the ono,
man Empire are strong enough 10 Iciard the advent
VI nee and honest Institutions; lhey are nov 80 " p
vent the progress Of Young Turkey. In tact, n
advances rapidly through that path hod %h , ol
marched l tho States Of Europe, which, from being zee
DE ami huniIatcd, have become strong prospefos ana
zia Bey terminates thus:
1--we have dcI ottd ourselves to exile in The hope Of
better directing the opinion OF our country and We ,i
await with tranquility the pretended revelations
which are TO issue from the prisons Of Consthntnopc
Whatever they may DE they VIII not prevent lolhg INT
kew from puTsung it's cOurse II has commenced tf pro
oecdngs- and majority Of the citizens Of vast I'm
pre-, against minority which goyerns-t - ttu' win
all the resources Of dcspotm, Int with al The ncui"oIe
y'ealtncsses of d seTvie and scIedited regime.
eve believe that in making known the explanations OF a
former dgnituy o. the Porte nov voluntary ensiSn
have Interested AL thosr o. our ieadess Thq iooT
question. The solution ~ thar redonbahie nabr 'n
such as yoyaee OF the sultan Paris, visit ~ the
Vcefoy Egypt tothc Exhibition ~ The Champ az .r.
The problem 10 solve has been preached by he reforming
manifesto "a Prince Mu,tapha Fail the letter Of ZiIey
ttTOws Il new light Oh the question