The New York herald., 1876-09-19
GLADSTONES PAMPHLET.
& Fierce Arraignmant Of Disrasli's
Eastern Policy.
THE BULGARIAN HORRORS.
aOw Much Of The Responsibility Must Be
Shouldered by England:
THE BULGARIAN HORRORS.
CRIMINAL CONCEALMENT. I.
f-Government for the SIavonic Prov
inces Strongly Advocated


country have shown a just but very remarkable dis
position repose in the government OF the
day and the OF the day has avaled itself
TO the uermost OF that dis position. For months the
nation content, though measures and communica-
lions known to be ofthe highest int crest prog
ress, to remain without official Information, and TO
Iubsst upon the iraguicniary and uncertain notices
which alone would transpirc through the press Ii
bad 10 dispense not only with oiicia! information,
but with discussion in tho House of Com
mons Only July 81 did tho House OF
Commons receive, from the bounty CT the
government after ntcrminablo delays and in the d-egs
Of the session single night In which TO the
transactions OF the administration, together with
ihoso OF other Powers, during twelvemontb, and to
ascertain the prospects and policy OF the coming
scss The a.eness OF tho period liked for this debate
went far to insure It's ineilciency But this not
enough and further precautions wero adopted 1t was
announced that II the debate ovoriowed this narrow
Emit could only be nshcd IN fragments; the ordin.
sry business Of tho government must proceed in pref
it, but 1t could doubtless be renewed
day of yet thinner benches, deeper exhaustion and
nearucss to the 18th of August, the ncpal
and invioIate festival OF the sportsman IS calendar
The effect of the which was taken by tho
government was by no means confined within tho
walls OF Parliament For securing the escape of u
great question from public vigilance there Is cxpe-
dient comparable to
cgNISG PARLIAMENTARY DISCUSSION
OF il until The dying hours of a session.
In default Of Parliamentary action aud public con-
ccntratcd as usual, must proceed can, with
impaired means OF appeal But honor duty, compas.
non, and must add shame, are sentiments in a
state of coma The workingmen of The country
wbose cordtion is less affected than that OF
sthers by tho season, have, to their honor
at Shn
Britain has not ceased to beat Aud the large towns
and Cities now following in troops echolng back
zach from It's own place, tho mingled notes Of horror
pain aud Indignation. Let them understand that tho
importance OF their meetings, on this OCCASION at
east cannot be overrated. As lnkerman tho
soldiers battle SO this is the nations crisis. The
question is not only whether uncxampcd wrongs
shall receive crectual and righteous condo mnation,
but whether the only elective security shall be taken
against It's repetition In order TO take this security
he nation will have 10 speak through It's government
sut VIC clearly that 1t must first gov
Tnment almost it would teach u Iisping child
what to say. Then will be taken OF tho way OF Il
united Europe tho solo eicient obstacle tho pun
shment OF gigantic wrong
Ia order to obtain full comprehension of the prac
heal question at issue 1t vii! bo necessary describe
tho true
CHARACTER AND POSITION POWER
and the policyas think it, the questionable and
roneous pocy-oi the British administration. Let
Ee endeavor very briefly to sketch, in the rudcst
line, what the Turkish and what 1t is IL Is
not question OF Mohammedanism simply, but OF Mo-
hanmocansm compounded with the peculiar character
oi race. They are not the mild Mohamnedans OF
India, tue chivalrous Saladns OF SYRIA nor the
suitured Moors OF Spain. They were, upon the whole,
rom the black day when thcy first entered Europe,
The one great anti-humap specimen OF humanity
Wherever they went broad line OF blood marked
The track behind them; and TAR their
dominion reached, cvilization disappeared from
view They represented every where government by
force, as opposed 10 government by law. For the
guide OF tins c they had relentless iatalism tor It's
reward hereafter sensual paradise. Thcy were,
deed, tremendous incarnation OF military power
This advancing menaced the whole OF Europe
IL only stayed, and that not generation, but
III many. by the heroism OF the European popu ation
Of those very countries part OF which form
uen the OF war and the anxious subject OF dplo
natic action In the odcn time all Western Christcn-
aou syinpstE zed with the Resistance To the common
enemy; and even during the hos and fierce struggles
The Reformation there were prayers IL mistake
not, offered up In the English churches for the
cess oil The Emperor, the head OF the Roman Cath
Dlic power aud influence, IN his struggles with tho
Turk.
Twenty years ago France and England determined to
try great experiment In remodclhng the admin istra
tive system OF Turkey with the hope OF curing It's in
olerable wees and OF making good ts not less noera
bio deficiencies. For this purpose, having defended
her integrity. they made also her Independence secure:
ucrc publicly enacted Ia aD imperial nrman or haiti
humayoum.
rnR SUCCESSES cnlnk,s WAR.
purchased with the AID Of sardna) by cxpend
iur- OF French ana English lie and treasure, gave 10
Astory twenty years OF rcpose nor disturbed either
by herself or by any foreign fowcr.'
The Cretan insurrcction gave shock 10 confidence,
but the outbreak composed and the Porte
again trusted. The risings OF 1875 have disclosed tho
total failure OF this Power to iuh her obligations, and
In the midway Of current events n lurid glare Is
thrown over the whole by the Bulgarian horrors
Turkey that stood upon force has lost that force 1t
is a Prussian, learn, who has planned her
paign. Power is gone, ana the virtues, such they
are OF power nothing but Its passions ana its PRIDE
remain.
With regard to the policy OF the Ministry l can
sardly be excused from stating express and DECIDED
terms what appear TO me It's grave errors. werc IT only
that may not seem by an apparent reserve, also To
Dsnuate against them purposed complicty crime,
shch IL would be NO, only rash, but even wicked, to
impute.
roLicY OF THE aINlsrRY
The consequences OF their have been, In my
view dcplorablc They have not understood the rssls
AMI dutcs IN regard To The subjects and particularly
the Christian subjects, Turkey, which inseparaby
attach 10 this country III consequence OF the Crmcan
and Vi the Trca.y OF Paris IN 1856 They have
been remss when they ought to have been active
namely, IN enorts 10 Compose the Eastern rcyolts
by masing Provision against The terrible misgovern-
mcnt which provoked them. They have been active
when they ought 10 have been cucunspcct AMI
guarded. 1t - a grave charge winch cannot DO
w,lhhsld, ,aa, they have gwen to a maritime
measure OF humane pfecaution The character OF a
military demonstration IN support Of the Turkish gov
crnmcpi They have seemed TO be moved too liti.e
by an inicgcht appreciation oil prior Obligations aad
VI the broad aud d.ep Interests OF humanity and
much by disposition TO Keep out OF sight what
dAgfecablc might be nconvcnieBt and TO consult
aud nat,er the pubic opinion oi tho day IN It's
dnary that is TO say, its narrow. selash cpicurean
humor.
since that tno but two three weeks hsvo ELAPSED
But curtain opaque and dense, which at the proroga-
ton bad been hiIcd but few Inches from the
ground, has Since then, from day 10 day, been
slowly rising. And what scene II has dis
cioscdl anu where, Nearly four long mc.ths have
passed, during which there has been maintained In
this country, almost until Row. an unnatural anu
dcndiy calm We look backward osor this tract
OF lrthargy over days OF ease purchased by dis
honor the prolonged fascination OF an eytl dream
voice. almost solitary voice, sounded indeed over
sea aud land the month OF June, 20 Us OF what
vas going There Was no want Oi ears disposed 10
listen when the tale told Ot
WHOLESALE MASSACRE
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