The Morning herald., 1877-01-05
: Van ron Cash.

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WAR ron CAAH: s
The true iaw.rdness Of the Turkisi
oueetion ia hard TO get at. Over his wan
;crp,;u, aundhsll the English Prime Minis.
tss.r vaedssd his, country for q few cam
paixns against Rusia, if she should a.
t,nps Tie conquest Of Turkey. The rela,
t;ons 81 sha Prime Minister Dlsraeli with
~ Jsvish bankers Of London, are Of tht
noa intimate kind he j. Of them. The
mattwidsly circulated paper in that city
ths s'Telegram," is owned BY . Mr. Levy
. jewish banker, it applauds the war party
= .hs echo. Why? Many millions o.
Turknh bonds are held in London, nota-
bly ~ is Jewish capitalists, and those o.
Amstsrdsm they want to continue tie
psver au, Of the Parhas, to plunder the Chris
tians Of Turkey, go - to send the swas'
ousrtarly to London to pay the interest up
~ Tnrkish bonds. That is one phase OF
ths question. The other is the manly
E.elish way Of locking at the matter. In
Europe, we doubt if there is purer' OF
more courageous public man than Johl
Bright the Quaker. He has never feared
To speak out in favor Of right, whether
the subject under discussion was Irish
Indian, Canadian, or Turkish; he depre-
cates war in sustainment Of the rule Of a
barbarian, who has cursed every regisn hi:
,.e aoated over. This is the opinion OF the
ssalw.rth mass Of Englands people, anc
We may Get it down, that Russia and Tur-
key will in the first instance try the logic
Of force to settle the question.
The British Cabinet are for peace, =
peacs at any price, because British
bankers want to ge. their interest again
on two hundred millions sterling; but the
Christian communities who abide upor
both sides Of the winding Danube have ne
such interests to uphold, and they CRY
loudly for the complete abolition OF the
Turkish taxmen, tithemen, landlords
soldiers, and government in Europe. And
depend upon it, that will be the final enc
of the eastern Question" The roads
from the Russian frontier, On towards tn,
Turkish lines, have been la,terly so greatly
softsned BY the rains that the Russian
generals cannot we'll drag their heavy
guns ON towards the great river Danube
until the January frost sets in. In th'
meantime, the comedy Of making psac,
between the exaspera,ed Christian, ant
the lying, cheating, oppressive Turk, il
going on; which cannot be cut short BY th'
Russian Emperor until his army can b
brought squarely up to the desired posi-
tion.. rr
The money lender, Of London are il
trouble respecting the debts which tn
Khedivs of Egypt owes them. There wer
three or four borrowings, under three o
four heads, and rates of interest; the entir
foo,s up to eighty millions sterling. Th
English bondholdsrs sent plenipotenti
ary there to zee if he could put things upo
a solvent and paying footing. This ager
was no other than Mr.. Goschen, ex-Cabl
net Minister, once Presiden, Of the Poc
Law Board Of England, then Lord Of tn
English Admiralty. Mr.. Goschen went
Egypt saw every ofdcisi connected wit
the government Of the Land Of Pyramie
and Mummies, came back with his stor.
which amounts TO this: That the bondhol1
en must insist on placing Englishmen 1
custom and revenue officers and ta1me
over every revenue-yielding departmel
in the country and if the native offcia
don't like that, then war from England
the principle on which these Londc
mousy-lenders proceed, is quite apparer
they lend money at high interest and lar
commissions to the chiefs Of Turks, Hi
dos, pagsns, anybody-and then if Il
poor toiling people cannot pay up the II
butea, war is declared, lands are seized, al
whole nations are made captive TO Lon
bard street.
God help US, il We were either unable
pay our coupons, or whip their holders
they attempted such didos, as they play
other lands. ..-
That the man Grant is . character "
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