The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-29

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hAs~ b~en resr~inl~.l, "nn,lsst the in,.
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which all The tims ~ hA,u lasn giving
The siFungvet nrFni, anil fsn t,et III thu
timc even material, support. rfimrs anil
unitAgrs W vast In tiie esair IN III rx~e,l
NIL modern example, and 80 nnnt,.rnhls
villa ~ will ~ llerre In character Lhat IL
rarscs Tho po~sf " hraft H. runriye.
ami VI ionriac aisl pcn adeunntrl, to II.
scstes tlcm.' Further, "thr nnihnrs
n TN crimes arr ihc agents, the tin~tcl.
anil, Ia some inslances, The sinrr.rfu
moted servants VI the Turkish tIov.fn
ment." Mr.. Gladstone nvst rsscsar,a
lo skctrh what .hr Turkish saeo waa and
what N ID.
liz rrmin,is hts readers THAT the Turks
are not thu mild Mphammrdnna III llr,in,
nor tho cliivnlrous bNlndins ~ Hyrin, nor
The cultured Moois III Spain. "l'hey
wrfc, upon tho whole, from The black
lay when they frat entered Europe, thu
,nc great nnti.hnman specimen ~ I'm.
nianity. Wherever they wrnt lrund
Inc wi blnMl marked thu tfNck hrhimi
hem and. m far m their dominion
civilization disappeared from
ricw. They repfrscntrd everywhere
government by forcc, m opposed to gos.
srnmcnt hy Inv. For tha gni,lc VI iha
ifc they had relentless fatnlisn for
n reward hereafter SENSUAL paradise.
They were, indeed, tremendous iumr,
IAtiOn ri military power, but tI.ay lacked
he intellectual 0lcfaent. Hence thrs
rcrc obliged u rely Oh ihe ability of tho
mbicct Christian peoples fos Tho prr.
ormApcc III political tlmticr. The snbor
Innate functions VI tllo Government
vere, IN great part, intrukicd io thr
sislOlw, aud tho higher work III .lirlD
macy And ssalcstnMllrllip fell tu clever
lrcoks. Occasionally iile Turks ll,en..
elves Ind produced real statesmen. but
hey have been moi,stsrr, ~ 10 speak,
I virtue or intelligence" Nay, even
no martial qualities VI The rnce havo
smemtnhly dreayed. Although II Inns
orrowed I'M, ,O0U, ,ttO Iii twenty yeara.
MI spent large part VI il,al enormous
',m ON In army and navy, " has to
train rvory nerve To- defent Auryin,
,A!ose. n. ggggpul.tlon y under ,5W,OOO.
lso lighting with 4 fow scores VI thoti
IndH ii Montenrsvins.
tpon lhcsa handfuls ~ uMr race ~
lnpirs ii more than JO,UUu,VOO. iis
h.rga~ nll In might Tor thiH pnIlnws
applies NIL its own rcNostrss~ MHd the
vl,ol. u Tho property ~ ite creditors
nd. after two months ~ desperate nc
iviiy, II greatly plnmes itself upon hns
N incosnplutely succeeded ARaif*t Hef
ID and leaa donbtluIly failed against
lopteneRro, Shades u najazsts. Anu.
athn nn,l Malmouds! Turkey stood
I,on FORM, and Hhe hns Ia the ,nalil ioat
lial force. Hhu l,as had ~ ~ t,a lriH.
Ian Tor thc plan of her campaign.
. Power Ii gone, And tho virts,ns, such
. they Are, III power nothing but it,
'a~sioii AnL itn pride reisAi,l, Tin
,ri,nean war gave Turkey twenty years
i COMPARE ive peace.