The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-10
Eu.,.pd.s Eastern Policy.

LONDON, February S.-Lord Derby IN
hi, .naecb on the address declared thst
Euglsnds policy had been to press Inc
recommendation of q conference upon
the Porta but not to use or sanction the
use of force, and at the same time not to
undertake to protect Turkey from force
used by the powers. With regard to the
Cars assurances, Though be believed IN
the Oars sincerity, still even the Gear
might be compelled to act against ms
personal wishes. The Duke Of Argyle
{ eclsred his belief that the government
policy of never forcing Turkey to COM
ply with their wishes would END IN as
astrous war.
LONDON, February 9-The detailed
reports of the speeches made Yesterday
by Earl Granville IN the House OF
Lords and Marquis Huntington IN the
House OF Commons show that the
liberal party intended to Uphold the
view that England should cooperate
with the other powers for the coercion Oh
Turkey and even cooperate with Russia
aione if the other powers declined TO act
Earl Granville said if the gov
eminent influence were used IN
persuading Europe in one body
- come forward and insist, as
they have Just right to do, that Turkey
shall perform the promises she has go
long delayed, the result could not DC
doubtful. 1t may be said that you sre
not able TO persuade the European
Powers, but am not sure that the I'M
pre- sion does not exist that England Is
The only obstacle. At all eventS you
would not be much worse OFT after max
Jag the attempt. VIII any. one tell me
that if once the Turks got it into their
heads, If they really believed that not
only England, but the whole OF
Europe is absolutely and seriously
IN earnest in this matter,
nnd that Turkey, which up to this mo-
,nrat has been influenced by one power,
could resist the United powers OF
Europe. l believe it would be utterly
NECESSARY 70 resort To coercion. L be-
r"yo if the go, ernment will follow that
course they will meet with great success,
and that they will receive the congratu-
lations and approval OF allpartles and all
classes of this country
The Marquis of Harrington said:
There are some among US, L trust that
tho government does not belong to the
lumber, who look with calmness, If not
satisfaction, at the prospect OF lesving
Turkey and Russia face to face. ask
whether the danger of that position as
regards English interests has diminished,
or whether it has not rather increased
siace that time wnen Mr.. Canning,
rather than encounter the perils of such
q situation; rather than allow Russia
,ot take upon herself the single task OF
enforcing proposals which had been
agreed upon between England and Russia
rs To the affairs OF Greece, and was vii.
ling even to go TO the length OF pro-
posing TO cooperate with Russia for the
purpose of attaining said end in view. l
aIn unwilling to believe that the resour-
COS OF the diplomacy are exhausted. Al
all events am sure the government will
take heavy responsibility on themselves
il they do not strive to do everything In
their power TO preserve conserted action
among the powers for the accomplish
ment of these beneficial ends tor which
tus conference labored, but it uufortu-
nately lsbored vainly 10 attain.