New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
MIR. GLApsToNE,s RESOLUTION.

THE FORMER RESOLUTIONS REDUCED SUBSTANTIALLY
TO ONE DENYING THE RIGHT OF TURKEY TO
MORAL o. MATERIAL sUPPORT-A GREAT De
BATE BEGUN THE LIBERALS UNITING:
LONDON. Monday, May :, 1877.
The debate on Mr. Gladst0nc's resolutions
began this afternoon in the House Of Commons There
was dense crowd present both IN the House and gale
r,s Prince Louis Napoleon and other distinguished FOR
erners were the galleries. The scene was animated
The Peers galleries were full
Mr. Aytoun gave notice that he would ask MI Hardy
Secretary of STATE for the War Department, tomorrow
whether is true special roster has been prepared
for certain regiments for foreign service, mcnhs Dr.
g,dc OF guards.
Mr. Gladstone in reply to a question by Mr.. Trevcyan
said he accepted the atteIs amendment to the second
resolution The amendment is worded as follows;
The House is of opinion That the Porte, ny MS conduct
toward MS subject populations. aud us refusal TO ave
guarutccs for their better government mas an
claim to the moral and materA support OF "Te"1
Britain.
Mr. Gladstone gave notice Of his intention 20 move the
first and second, bat no, the other resolutions
The Marquis Of Harrington thoIsht these resolutions
might receive general support, and asked Sir Jonn
Lubbock to withdraw lis motion for the previous qe'
ton, vino consented.
There was then q most tumultuous scene.
sir stafford NOrIhcote thought the House was placed in
a ridiculous position, bat Of two uupeIsantneSseS he
would choose the least and consented to 50 on with TIE
debate
N''1"o'io44
House should suspend the ordinary business 50 az TO
permit NJ. Gladstone 90 move the resolutions M tI4l-
stone planned ina, be had gwen noucc Of us Esou
t.oua, sOnse 20 repeated Challenges IioH e hu'-
rr aud in order that ire Opposition should declare ~
~ the NJi,fry but mad asserted III necessity OF
mod hrlilUu o. their policy lie desired 10 party aiNa-
tagc. but Ac wanted 20 reeve ais country rom hNi
serious rsE OF dlshon'i ana gum. nc Nouo NC a.,
hasy-t Of men H. believing tEaI danger eAis'cd' nc uil
y At The House had agreed to suspend the ordinary
business, NJ Gladstone 10 uO'na ms mrs. tcsoldon'
meut b.c.is, ne did not what public interest would
be thereby promoted. Hc dd rot Tcii ain because ne nr-
history o the last 90 year. OF orr foreign pHcy 40 de-
uorne as that OF the last Is months II repeated ms
ueu OF tHc Turks during The Conference rae Confer
ence became farce from The moment InfhcY was Ih-
thai might lie arrived at There was power b imd
lord SALISBURY which docrlucd ne should E't ''J, ca
rom tnp i S', NJ LavaI,l'- mission was
10 -, i-ci" i.tIEC bet,,ii,e Mr. Iaydrd Is par
ta TuTkcy had lost al. CLAIM moral ami material
siIu.0rt of England ni hIs opinion necessary ne
cause under TOE name OF Iu'fM support a. mug Ha'
hen done as might u some not distant day he don" ~
the maine OF protection Of Brush interests Inc squad
ron ,cat 10 EtslEd Bay TO pOcc Christians h'u 'ytH III
creased 10 a tcct To oyci,wo the seanoud provinces
~ rscy Fol TIE last two or tcce months We seemed
10 have been .clapslng ihto the pos lion M!S V'lI@t'
were 10 be regarded a. matter OF srHun,hl5 i'Liret
,,inn n rc.trd 90 winch 10 DC determined uy WHAT
might be considered British interests I'ie i'v'I'S i
the Turkish Constitution, IN WhcI 70" ~ S ~! i,l
'lii,ssi disbelief were revived in Ear Dcfbys answer
10 Prince .rtcEakoiI- circular. In mat answer, Lou
derby, not expressing tle !ceuhE o tit cothdy' A'u
t,I mn md name OF me country 20 rcDuhc Inc power
winch had made itself the organ oi Jr ui"u H''riH
lts and The solemn CONCLUSIONS o. I'liD i'c'
G.ds,OIcJ looked with some suspicion on ihe lloE oo,
- Russia alone Inc settlement OF the question p9
Austria ana Russia would he unsatisfactory Deciuat as
ucgADOTug states U.ey are tArostu 10 t4Idt 'V.,p
tolS But he conscience or uHtEihu "ouIu no i"H-
ne rnlit.ut with renUustI3nCU5 and cHiuStuiNIul5 IL
We are uuprcparcd 10 further we must De prepare" 70
see fe luty pass INTO other hands Mr. Illdstoht ur
IreJ af tie Porte especially Mdhat Pasha directly
,,st,,acj the atrocities. IL Incompatible win the
honor of England ~ be content WIN pioesl' auu re-
frances aiter the atrocities mad been mentioned III
~! iti.h interest Mr.. Gladstone continued, lis en-
5augt+d Russia moi mad enough 10 louch BRUSH
iutcTc,s She sucN We had gwen beI lhiEuinc-, ~
~, she cou,d plead that What she HsAed wds whu
m Europc asked. But others "trc content WIN ItIusu
ana sue was not. IL was telfDle tl.hS 10 'I4usc
III, i'ane The Eastern question cou.d ho longer ne
frRed with IL could only be- satisfactory 5vucu ~ 'o
i1tei act!ou OF Europe. lilo compliant dslit 'u' u,
erru,r.f vas thai whenever thcJ Htu ~ 80, -
-, r,,,.,tl,, Ifitfu action .tuey ndu always uohc 20
M, rolltious that rendered ~ Iuthe. ne POI sO.a,s
adhered IL tho resolutions ne D.I y! 20 - fr
OF zen and would lccl even more thankful IOi the alu
OF Tie Government, because nc Iuly rstt~d
pJrtIncC OF u1An;mty. lhe oau'S % n, ~ III nole.t
IT, 80. a,er animated a human breast whether Ensahd
now defended OF deserted the cause Oi opHi d, ia
eities thp lmcu Ol Turkish Tyranny Hdu soulIot 80
1oVuflll came from whose nuntr IL u'7h'g "'NN ~
g,adly accepted by Chrisendnm ana INC "o'p . cha,
SIR Krury WOid CONSERVATIVE deIIecalou IL ,ted
country to a hard and fast Inc Oi t'' y res%1on
that the House declines 10 cntr'"u "HJ ,na,Nfe-
which NAV efnbarrass the Government AZ iVS inr.,
name, OF peace and the protection Oh piisn 1Stp
without indicating any ate hhtEe loI rom The GOV
ernment sir Stafford NorthoOte having sussos'ou ''
l,rIls during the preliminary deDate.l ,, eoid
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain thdulcal, i1h the GOV.
the House had right 10 know " what iehsth 'no wv