New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-23

and mind toward their aim.
Regarding the territorial integrity OF Turkey, Mr.
Gladstone still DESTROYS this upheld though lie
would not say that desire should be treated thing
paramount to still higher objects o. policy His belief Is
that this great aim need compromised, and that
other important objects would be gained by maintaining
the territorial integrity of Turkey There IL reason
TO suppose that the present moment any of the CONT
mental Powers are governed by aggressive views in their
Eastern policy. Every circumstance Of the most obv-
prudence dictated Russia for the present epoch
what called "a waiting game" In European Tur-
key the Christian the growing element and the
Turkish the decay;nz II then conviction could
but be cngcnder in the Christians minds that Russia Is
their stay and England their enemy then indeed the
command OF Russia the future If Eastern Europe Is
assured" But in this crisis be would not agree TO
avert to postpone at the cost of leaving room for the
recurrence " the bulgarian horrors. Nothing could OK
coed The mockefy redeem the disgrace Of pretended
settlement which should place IL In the power OF Turkey
TO revive these fell satanic orgies With the example OF
ROumania let hope at least that the terrific
rial integrity OF Turkey need not be impaired while
Europe her to adopt the measure which is the
very least that the case demands-namely the with
drawal OF the administrative rule Of the Turk from Bul
garla as well as and even more than from Herzegovina
and from Bosnia"
Mr. Gladstone concludes his pamphlet with the fol-
lowing characteristic outburs of almost passionate eo
quence
return to- and end with, that which is the Omega as
well ~ the Alpha of this great and most mGurniul case
oountrymen. upon WHOM iar more than perhaps any
other people of Eurore. depends TO require ana 20 IN
SYST that Government, which has been WORKING IN
direction, shall work in the other aud shall apply
al s yigUr to concur with the other States OF Europe
In obtaining the extinction OF the Turkish executive
power In Bulgaria. Let tho Turks carry their
abuses IN the only possible manner namely, by carrying
RimbSshis aud ther Yuzbachis, their Kaimakalns and
their pashas, one aud oil, bag and baggage, shaI,
aud profaned This thorough ridance this most blessed
deliycmnce the only TeparaOn we can make 70 the
memory Of thoseheaps on heaps OF dead to the violated
Purlty alike Oh maICh OF hiillsIl, ahd vi Gnu a.
the civilization which has been afronted ana snaincd
10 the laws OF God or, you Ike OF Allah; to the moral
sense OF mankind at large There ~ not crimna' Va
European jail, there Is not caunba In the s0uth oea
Islands, whose Indignation would not rise AMI oVerDOl
a the recital OF that which has been done, which has too
late been examined, bat which remains unayengedi
which has Left behind all the 0al and all the fierce pas
siOns that produced IT, and which may again spring up,
In another mnrcuus harvest from the soil soaked ana
recng with blood and I'm the AIR tainted with every
inlasnaDe iced OF crime ana shane lAt sleh niHss
should be done Is danng disgrace to tue portion
open for their oyer-sobarcy possible repetition would
spread that shame over The whole. Better, We may
Justly tel the sultan almost any Inconvenience UNI
Than taGg & o ty P 6S ct ngg ac
We may ransack the annals OF the world, w know
example oi bendsh misuse Of the powers established
by God for the punishment Oi cylOeIs and lOf Tie eli
couragement OF them taat do WE'LL No Government
ever has SO sinned none has so proved itself iucorrihe
to sn or, which is the same 50 nIrOcnt for rioriha.
ton III it allowable that the executive power Oi
Turkey should az this great crisis by permission
or autnonyof Europe the charter OF It's existence lD
Bulgaria, then there not record since the beginning
OF political society. protest that man mas lodged against
iutOlrTablc misgoyernmCnt u stroke he has dealt at
loathsoe tyranny that ought not ncnceiorwari 10 Toe
branded - crime Bat We have not yet fallen 10 50
low depth OF degradation and u may ehecruly be
hoped that, before many weeks have passed, TUE wise
and energetic OF tue Powers, again united may
have begun afford relief to the Over-cnargcd emotion
Of a shud ering world.
word 20 its reception by the London press. The
Times considers its practical value lies in his expression
OF opinion that the nte ycnce Of tue Ministry IA not
darkened be unable 10 receive Impressions
of policy The Ddg Eecs holds that Is In no sense
party manifesto Dat call 10 the whole nation 10 arise
aud thrust aside the mpOstures which have been pamed
upon IT, and TO recognize its duty both 10 itself aud TO
the million, for whose government it has made itself
sponsble The telegraph which has all along but hinly
disguised It's Turkish sympabies, and has openly sup
ported the Government policy whatever Il may be.
doubts the praccabI,ty Of SIR. Gladsones suggestions
The Standard Of course, nothing else In II but a
party manifesto, aud It challenges Mr. Gladstone to
stand by appeal the nation aud abide by the result
The M0rH'Hg Poe! him OF having begged the
whole question II the uttcruuces of the London prcss
are to taken "a sample Of the genuine opinion OF the
country-Whch Heaven iorbid-Mr GladstOnos latest
eI0rt IL not likely TO attain it, object.