The New York herald., 1876-09-19

MIA an the Herzego ina but also above all from
Bulgaria. upon which at best there will remain for
and for generations the traces OF its foul ana
bloody hand.
10 redeem by these measures the honor OF the
British name, which, in the deplorabe events OF tho
year has been more graveiy compromised than have
known II 70 bc Al any former period
TURKISH TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY
may he asked, either seriously or taunt
ingiy whether there is not also fourth TO be added
OF Turkey" AZ regards tho territorial integrity Of
Turkey Tor one am still dcsrous 10 see upheld,
though do not say that desire should be treated Of
thing paramount ~ SIN higher objects OF policy For Of
all the objects OF policy, in my conviction, humanity
nationally understood, and IN due relation TO Justice IS
the first and highest My belief is that this erea, Al
need not be compromised ami that other important
objects would be gained by maintaining tho territorial
integrity OF Turkey There Is no reason to suppose
Powers arc governed bv selfish or aggressive views IN
their Eastern policy. The peculiar coniorma
which nnabil them, has operated and VIII probably ut
least for the present operate rs to neutralize this
temptation. In the case OF Russia we have been play
ing, through our government, Agamc oi extreme IN
discretion. We have acted toward her as II
shc had present conspiracy In hand and MS If the
future did not exist or never could arrive But regard
| II or not, arrive It WILL II conviction can
but be engcndcred in the Christian that Tor the pres
ent purpose manly the Slavonic mind Of tho Turkish
provinces that Russa is their stay and England their
enemy. then, indeed the command OF Russia over tho
| future OF Eastern Europe assured And this con
everything that was IN our power to bcget and con
| firm. WIKI
before let us hope AT least that the territorial ncg
/ r.ty OF Turkey need not be impaired, while Europe
and rcquircs her to adopt the which
is The very least that the case demands namey-the
total withdrawal OF The administrative rule OF the Turk
from Bulgaria, ns well as, and moro than, from
Herzegovina ana from Bosnia
II would not be practicable, even n It were hon.
orabIe, to disguise the real character Of what
we want from the government IL Is u change OF
attitude and pocy-nothing less. We want them TO
undo and elacc that just IMPRESSION which, while
keeping their own countrymen SO much In the dark
Europe that the determined supporters Of The
Turk and that, declaring his '.integrity and inde
pendcnce' essential TO Dritlsh interests" we have
wlnkcd hard aud shall wink, II such be, harder sti
according 10 the cxgencies OF tho case. alike at his
crimes ard at his impotence. We want TO place our
selves harmony with tho general sentiment Of
civilized mankind, instead Of being any longer,
We seem be, the evil genius which dogs mars
and babies it, We want TO make the Turk understand
that in conveying this impression by word and
his mind the British government have misunderstood
aad therefore, have miscprescntcd, Tho sense OF the
BRUSH people
THE ALPHA AND OMEGA
But return to and ! end with that which Is tho
Omega well AS the Alpha OF this great and most
mournlu An old servant OF the Crown and State
! entreat my counirymen, upon whom far than
perhaps any other people OF Europe il depends TO
require, and TO insist that our government
which has been working In one direction,
shall work IN the other, and shall apply all
its vigor To concur with the other States of Europe
in obtaining tho extinction OF the Turkish executive
their abuses IN tho only possible manner namey--by
carrying OF themselves. Their Zupliehs ana their
Muurs, tuelr BlmbushlS anu tnelr luZOachs, Their
Kamakaus and their pachas, one and ALL bag and bag
gage, shall, hope, clear out from the prOvnco they
have dcsolated and proaned This thorough ridianee.
this most blessed deverancc, Is tho only rcparation
we eau mako to the memory OF those heaps on heaps
OF deaa; TO the violated purity alike OF ma,ron,
OF maiden aud OF child; to tho civilization
which has been aHronted and shamed to tho
laws of God or, II you like, ot Allan; 10 the moral
sense of mankind al large There Is not = criiui.
nal European JAIL there is not cann;bsl the
South Sea Islands whose indignation would not
ana overbo at the recital Of that which has been done,
which has too late been exlmined but which remains
unavenged which has lott bchInd all the foul and all
the fierce passions that produced II, and which may
again spring up IN another murderous harvest IRON
the soil soaked and recking with blood, aud In the
air tainted with every imaginable decd OF crime aud
shame. That such things should be done once Is
damning disgrace 10 tho portion vi our which did
them that door should lett open Tor their ever
so-barcly possible repetition would spread that shame
over whole Better, may justly tell tho Sultan.
almost any inconvenience, difcuty or loss associated
with Bulgaria,
Than thou, reseated In thy place OF light.
The mockery .; tiny people aud their banc.
We may ransack the annals OF tho world but know
not what research furnish us with portcntous
example oil the ncndish misuse 0 the powers cstab
lished by God ior tho punishment OF evildoers and
Tor the encouragement of them that do wcll."
GOVERNMENT EvkK HAS 30 sINNED; 81.
proved itself incorrigbo to sin, which
is the sans ipotcnt ior reformation II IL DO allow
abc that the executive power OF Turkey should renew
at this great Crisis by permission or authority OF
Europe. the charter or its existence In Bulgaria. then
society protest that has lodged against intolcr
able sgovornEent, or stroke lac has dealt at oath
some tyranny, that ought not hcnseforward TO be
branded Il crime. But We have not Yet fallen to
low depth oi degradation, and II may checriuly be
hoped that before many weeks have passed tho wise
and energetic counsels OF tho Powers again united,
may have begun TO afford relief to tho ovcrchargcd
emotion Of a shudderDg world