New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-16
THE TURKISH ATROCITIES
THE BRITISH PEOPLE AROUSED.

THE PRINCIPAL BRITISH TOWNs-IETTERs FRO,I
Fx-PResiJFR GLADSTONE AND VICTOR HUGO
THE PEACE NEeoTI,TIoys.
IYRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRprSE I
LONDON Aug. 31-I am afraid Mr.. Disraeli
reckoned without his host when he received with
an ill-timed jest and bitter emgram the original
accounts of the atrocities in Bulgaria. When he
gave the Turks credit for happy method of dspos-
ing of their prisoners, and laughed down ss exag-
gerated tho accounts which The Daily Eacs CORE
spondent kept sending with such persistence from
Constantinople, he relied upon the truth of his
assertion, and he little thought what was in
store for him and his Government. Unhappily
for the honor of Europe, as well as for tie
Cabinet of Lord Beaconsfeld, these accounts have
only proved too true Every general statement has
received official confirmation in Nh Schuyler's pre-
liminary report and though there may be few d.
vergencies between The DaiIg Ners correspondence
and the official statements and reports in regard to
details, they viii amount to nothing Even Mr.
Baring's report, which is now almost hourly ex-
pected in London--ineOmplete and prejudiced as it
has been shown IL will be-cannot gloss over the
lactS Whch stanu tofth WIN u iurlu hoTrof' Inc
country is now fully alive to the situation. Indig-
.;o, ,,oa,; CO b.;,,,, hala l., o,or to,v, 90 ;,o
hatioh meetings. are oeihg menu III ivory so"h VI hi
portance in the Kingdom, and the strongest and
most macdonald imnulsas mr., aroused The Pre-
'nose P"Ssoia'o Impulses aIe @fVuSou' i"o TO
mier and Sir Henry Elliot stand convicted
VI ,"@ n'S. many Guy 80
ana the Government mas now 10 meet STORM
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week which have more than ever drawn attention
In the subject The first Of these is Mr. schuyler's
." ''io eu"90'" Inv ny " :.
c., +oe Mini+o, M Const,ntinonla the secopd a let
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Ter from MT GladStOEe, ana inc tnird cunlnunlca-
ton from Victor lingo who probably as much as
an, tb j,,,;,e can catch the ear of the
dny oppI IINihs IIoi'i uihh O''u with Wv. ' va 'o
Brtsii pnlHlc can only reler 10 MT Schuylers re-
prt IL viii not bear SUMMARIZING ana must DO read
in its entirety. Mr. Gladstone's letter was written
a, az. -, - , ,r, ,r,o :, 30 ;,,s.i,,ta who had
To VIC seOi0'"iJ Va |" "o'A'"s"'eii 0i'o',O 49,
invited him TO attend meeting which they had
or,,onizod and which has been held in London The
cx-Premier says;
On subject ike tins which appeals directly TO
s iar from fnl should been glad IL the whole
duty OF expressing the views Of the British nation could
ment OF the Queen. But the manner In which u was
treated by the head Of tho Ministry in the oIse Of Com
not hat think well that the people should seek oppoi
tunies TO speak for thepseiyes and sbSald assist ihe
1 snicnt Of The sr.as e1o in Bulgaria opportunity
Guild DC given 70 It's governors Tor the rion Oh ie
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80 Witch THE Times Of to-day cha,acterizes as
'.an;ooI rantn ia addressed n and mblsbed in
pa.J 80 ,.,,,.,Tl,, n,scb il characterized nv
N 49, ne,Iiar ocoentrciues Of his style. For IN
yt,pce Ia. begins:
European Governments TO fact so small IL SCENE that
.hG 4 & nS WbepeI IN Enronf
Has tbs Sct wl1essesi one witness, the whole world
DO the Governments sec t NO Inc NATIONS Us! nise
mrnts Al CERTAIN m5ment this anomaly presents itsef
civilization is in the peoples 6at6lrisn Is u whIui
S no ~ cis ~ are ignuraut or
R,,t even The Times must agree with him when he
goes on to say:
The time bas come to raise ones voice The nnyersal
I sisne srcaLs and orders Governments 10
listen. The Governments stAinmer reply They have
already Tried ms stanmer dhsy say II y w.,
, es' 20 al Ttab was oXterniuaied; IL was in few
dave. II il said 200 villages were bprnt-;here were
only ~ Wn yOI hc e PnntraS5 a he giTls have MOI
been sold; few have escaped. Prisoners have been
& 95t n se TbS e miami d to have been thrown
from one pike the other in reality, only placed on
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Al upoo,s nronoscd remedy of a limited States
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