The New York herald., 1876-09-21
ENGLAND.

EARL BEAcoNsFIELD ON HIS FORMER ADMINIs-
HE TOLD THE oUEEx-HIs OPINION OF THE
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LONDON, Sept 20. 1870
Tho Earl Of Bcaconsnod (lato Mr.. DisraelD made .
speech Aylcsbury to- day He said that early In tho
year, because OF failing strength he informed the
Queen that she must not count upon his services ner
tho conclusion of the session OF Parliament He then
contemplated closing his political career, but had
tanned the Premiership tho unanimous wish of the
Queen and his colleagues. He believed there never
English government which had
pIFFIcrLr AFFAIRS
to deal with than tho present one at this moment
Under ordinary circumstances whatever were tho
tcrna difficulties OF tho British foreign Ministers, he
would have the consolation Of knowing that no was
COUNTRY.
But 1t would be aGectatlon to pretend for a moment
that such The present time tho position Of Her
MaJcsiy's government unhappily great portion OF
the people have arrived conclusions which the
government think WILL If carried into effect. be in
juricus to the interests OF England and fatal any
chance of the maintenance OF European peace.
Lord Beaconsheld, while praising even impolitic
enthusiasm elcva,ing country, proceeded to
stigmatizc than the Bulgarian atrocities the
conduct OF any man who would avail himself OF popular
enthusiasm for the attainment OF his individual ends
by a which he may know to be injurious tho
interests Of his country tho welfare Of mankind
He connnucd:-
will relate what even the latest moment Is tho
prospect OF maintaining peace, and what think of
inferior importance is the vital interests of England
lie thcn proceeded to review the OF East
question. Alter the refusal to agree to the Bcrln
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freely aud frankly with the other Powers. Lord
Derby lost no time in laying down principles upon
which he thought tranquility might DO re-cstablishcd
These communications were taking place constantly.
There a moro monstrsus assertion than that
during this tlmo the government carrying on a
sort OF war with Russia We received on the
whole, from all the great Powers, a cordial
attempt cooperate with US in every
way; but from Power did receive that assist
nnce so cordially and completely as from Russia.
think the spring OF present year the nego-
tiations might have resulted in peace principles
which would have been approved by every good man !;
but Unexpectedly seiviahat Is to say, secret So
cieies Of Europe acting through scrva-declarcd war
Turkey .
In conducting the government OF the world there
not only sovcrcigns Ministers but secret sociccs
to be considered, which havo agents everywhere
reckless agents. who countenanco assassination and II
necessary can produce massacre. War between
scrvia and tho Porto having commenced it quito
impossible carry out the views which suggested.
The scrvan var wicked and outrageous. scrvia IN
It's relations with the Porte has
VIOLATED EVERY PRINCIPLE
OF honor and morality The speaker proceeded to givo
details OF the Brtlh offer Of good Offices Scr;a He
pointed out tnat although Lord Derby accused of
doing nothing he induced Turkey, At the moment
when she had trumphed over tnosc whom she cons,d-
cred had Tebclled and outrageousy invaded her, TO
agree to u suspension OF hostiiics without date lcav.
ing the Powers themselves fix tho terms Of pcacc
lie closed by saying :LeThc next step Tor the British
government take is TO exactly the position
which 1t occupied before the Servan war began,
namely, TO attempt, with the concurrence OF all the
European Powers to settle the relations between
Porte and the Christians tho avowcd laid down
by Lord Derby. believe all tho great Powers sim
cercly desire come to conclusion on the subject.
Is II the desire OF any sensible that, instead OF
such course, we should pursue Wild plans for driving
Turks from Europe, which, every European govern
mcnt is aware would, attempted, load to European
warfn
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