The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-20
AGEANE CRISIS IN TIE WAR
,~,,,d 10 Demand Voice In the settle
rr,nt of the Eastern Question Dissensions
4, he Cabinet Germany tontemptu"usiy
H,r,.'ns to Participate In Mediation

AZ .fr- t'4-N N4NtIt upon Ah' l~ru"h'' fl NHr
p,r. ..r'uial appealing for the mediation ~
me r.Dels. and the discrimination expressed
h, h,Du--.ai3ressta al interference in herefIorts
l. -ul llate Turkey and compel the latter Cow
,-nn..rt go treat dire ty with the Czal Tor peace.
il n.N the ALLAH lsorbing topic in English par
I,n.f..fy cir.lcs. II is stated semi-ofiicially
m. ..s Goyernmen, will declare ia strong
t.rp.- Is dis.p.ro,al ~ Russia con ludng a
direr t,a.e with Turkey. A. t. the course
Ins.lIwiA pursue IN ease THIS ren. insurance
IL nlt recognized ty Russia. IL a su0et In
~h!aA toe deepest iu, re-, i taken. and IA
vhi.A thcre is great difference ci opinion. The
early uai.iA convoklns q Parliament ID Janu-
nry Indicates that an ant Russian policy viii
10 pursued. and this creates grcat sensation
IN p'.It nj circles.
III. Gralci,r OF his morning says: All
toft- statements oi "a more or less impr1oa-
bic ria.ter wy, iu circulation GA the stock
ENhnsa Tuesday. According 70 one. there
Afc .n-ious ia a., cabinet another afiims
na.f MARQUIS - salisbury Secretary Of STATE
fol ] o. aud Lari CHrnaryon. Secretary u
ha,~ % tD- Colonial Deparim, nt. are TO quit.
Nil D. fl-l saws tha, Lord l. aconsfeld. tAus
rii sul.u bic pohs VIII send troops to
Ga..i.u 1t wa- further reg rel that the
Vu. D. tgs FORWARD. a t. the Ministers written
me-, ,.ef ium cr state payer setting forth her
y,e- ntAe Eastern qu'sfiou. and another
RET says that onr Cabinet has sounded Ber-
l.l - Obj regard &C. tA. ieAtatN. move q Turkey
iu lIlNHt Ht.ou 90 an ARRANGEMENT. and met an
uuf ral.e answer. And so one might go On
vii go enumeration oi Idle reports and dis
Gus Dies which are yNercising mems minds the
mu,'I icy Of h'h ai,~sis tho universal in
tor - q Ia the question at issue ari tile s.n-
sra h"lief that another crisis in the war Is
rea tai. All that can be truly said IL that an
NurH-l feeling prevails win rnEer RI to f1reis IN
NJ r- ff. eNa't being visible IL the dropping
mi public seeurItIe-.'
it.ruoon's Ial Mal GazsHs IN its lead
h.. l.t t".H. says The Cabinet has come o. a
f.-l.utioi l. ia these days. after read NJ
~ -U.ry % the last ten yeor-. after max ng
M r.pn- of IN" Continental powers. after
] a.i. y tle lesson which TIE cond tlon % El-
T.. tN.s moment llainly toa' a'N->-ii. after
o. ly man IL nks a rich empire can exist
Nyar u.s. ring a disposition 60 fight for
H. = ln- aud existence that man must
+ II without thinking So he uaiuia rs
h. in'. then h- mus, De- some Kind u u
l. i-'h" -.rt OF traitor. perhaps, who DE-
nl- liu-.lf % Humanitarian or eLuIchman
Hfs' ri Fueli-hman afi"iward." The Ydi
~ iffi'e. however. dos not Tut the same
lut. rir tatiou ~ tle sulnulQAlus oi Par!auir 4t
\ H i'si and >dhddri dll ta4- morning
II -Ht- ille sufuWouiug OF larlian. M probably
n ff- DAB Nor" than & warning 20 the other
poN tr- tAat England does not propose T. allow
4 ii-'"rn gu' stvn % be ul.e hy the three
hn.f r,r-. AM thai she must lave some Vol e
H. li-l4-il 81 her own iuiutt. =,
Z London corresuonltrt ot II . Mnnehester
Gha i1n ielegraphs a. follows Ny aniielpa-
Z u- 20 the meeting OF Parliament o. ihc l7th
OF @trlary has t-'.n OH ihlly confirmed. II
ITri E.1'nl-nell's wi4he- had been fully ron-
b. Do. Parliament voult meetatamu.A earlier
dat 80 th.i the t.in Mt might have had the
ber, III ~ the counsel oi the nation 10 the pro-
pos .rrang-nenis for peace. Seeing that
oolleAeues VITA him in iii- Ea-,ra i-.iiey. Lord
Il iAell- l.li ies red 10 rrh upon h's "a infu-
o. 81 90 10 course. Z relieves the fIine Mn -f-r
q l.l % responsibility. Two or three Iloui-
n ~ members of TIE Cur4nei tax iils.r stand %
n ts go flat 10 questions which are beyond the
cor. ti'f. nee 81 thf NJ ia stry nave ~ come h.-
To-. t.em. There II the further and more sub
stt.f 81 reason that th- Pr-mieTe influence with
tn I.lk 90 his party would bring uIou them an
VI ni riahe pressure IN favor o. lis personal
~ Ins !, Int has v been fought IL the
Glf.' with IL" r-ssi 9 cQmprnml--. Iu-
81 10 December = - On wh!'h the Premier
Wa known g. dcslr', ilrAameli viii meet
RI $50. carrier N.tn usual IAe,iale low
g. s. .therat.oi.s that are low cngae rg their
sr-r' q ana which have induced them q SIT
N w'ek n permanen ~.
Tue mediation proposal j. already dead
e,-t 20 llEh Turkey mAy Yield 70 the pressure
- low uelng .pplisd = her l. accept the
Efe- rt FIR 10 ra'e her own reforms under
n guarantee OF Europe. Russia : backed by
D go ie influential powers IN her demand tnat
Tttk} s.Nersq,rgs Tor y pace shall II The first
ic'- al'n which a section Of the Cabinet is
r. D.. j. thai u Russia WI consent 10 refer
the llirate terms u settlement 10 the ap-
pr q The powers, her aD,oD proprs shall
b. lhel by diIe't appeal from tie
d., %. whether The CzAr's Government NH
- ..f,i tl- Arrangement. - that tie real
- LORD bea'onsiie.d has 70 cOnirQn, =
- = .-l -. tri l"af-. ~ll'h would not BE- Oh-
/ f. -.' provide 4 . r~-pe, ted tie views 90 the
ta'.i'f and the lator- 81 Il. Foreign ONE ~
le; been mainly d .r-r,-d no' simply -
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