The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-25
TILE TREHTY OF BERLIN.
Gambettn Finding Reason for France TO Com
ErntuInte Herself Upon the Result.

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editorial article ms morhIhs' says iho
confidence with which Lord Beaconsileld and
ti, t,.,,,,,, ,o,,o ,vorknd topcthcr ia rnuallv
No N"o "',' ~, l.. ,,,,.o,'s,a,,
honorable 10 chch Oh thcHl' anu IL II applopIi "to
tho, ,hoir services have hcen recognized ON the
.as, - uo rro,rr bv air,ilor bonore Thpro
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appears To be every reason 10 peheVe 'hhl INC
approval thus EXPRESSED of the work OF the
f',r,,r,.s ot pcrlir will Lao connrun1 nv tho
COMPRESS "' p'i'" "i,' w ''i'i '''" ~ nv
mature judgment OF all lmparthl crlucs. Inc
passing irritation which has been so intcm-
ror,,.i, oV,rosacd 4, I,alv ia evilnnttv dis-
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couutennnccd not merely by inc toNcrhheh'
md the hest statesmen Of tho country but by
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II s rcbukcd cVerywhcre else, and Will. doubt
loss. soon give way to iustervicws. From other
o,,,,ni., SEQ ..o,,.i,.. o,.iio,oo - incr,nsing
c'uh,r"s We re',N" '''"cu'o VI ny '"'' l1
satisfaction. and tho nasty rhetoric whlch MS
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uio course we hal tah'h u HN'lS W w plV"p'S
refutcd. A letter which we publish this morn
inn, from, Constentfnople gives n striking ae-
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count oi tho hcallh'S7 WIN "hlch '"c pcop'v
Of Turkey have welcomed our occupation OF
Cvurus and of tho hone they entertain that il
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VIII prove inc s'artlhE point LOT tno sl"uu"' III
PRODUCTION Of good administration into the rest
Of tL, gurnn's doninfons I'm Asia Complcte
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confluence hpp'hrs 10 Ne l'lt ny tue Hu'"'l'
subjects In the Justice Of our rule and our DO
sire for their welfare. ana it is anticipated that
i'm u short time the recovered prosperity OF
cyprus will hc so con-pi suous as to furnish an
rrrs i-tihe impulse to the Introduction of SINH
lar prinriplos Of administration in the adjacent
continent"
The Times Paris correspondent says: Like
nll things done in good faith, and based ~ we'll
considered compromises. the trcnty NJ Berlin
has ON ts side thnt enemy OF III done thlngs -
timo aud it j. whom it, d"tractOrs Will think II
torn up a. i1 It's effects ana conscpurnces thut
the vitality uf It's measures aud conditions VIII
lI l. I'D llafN ff
days ucu. when. having met VI. Gamhcttn. the
conversation turned on the treaty. Of Berlin. and
! saw that his strong intellect, which may soma
Times hesitate for n few moments, but which
/ judges ur ,,ht whenever he likes his attention
ON a subject worthy his CONSIDERATION, had
already pruspcd the more salient features anl
consequences OF the trenty. Having asked VI.
Gumhotta II It was true that ne w4- one OF inc
thor uEh-Eoine adNersaries ol the ti"hiH 81
Berlin, and q approved Inc work OF the Coh-
gress. ne r"uiied:
60 cannot bee an absolute adversary, Of the
q has procured lor EUROPE IN genera, ana
France in particular. tn, greatest boon TO which
We can aspire ponce. anu others may have
thought NJ of certain concessions ot principle.
VIII 'h appeared contrary 9the rules on which
from th" first saw too clrary tne diillrulii.s
of the Undertaking To imagine that II would be
accomplished ia pericctly blamelcss manner.
INV received q great mark OF homage when
Russia. uoiwith stanling tn" disuniicd state in
which Europe then was, and notwithstanding
h'r own victorious position. submitted tho en-
tire treaty 90 san Steiuuo To- the Judgment of the
powers. Will not now eNnmine the trlpl, alli-
wis exclusively directed against France; but |
think that when thro" Governments come to
such an nndrrslandlpg thoss Who have been
NJ their inter sis has the agreement been made.
France. therefore,, is entitled To- ask whether tho
Congress At Berlin has left intact the triple
agreement. aud think II would Dee aim ult to
reply IN the illrmatiye. The position attained
10y Austria. with her preponderating influence
On NI I'll Il