Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-16

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th~m have existed aniy 10 the heated in
s-in.iioa of tine cnmbsixnfs; vet ih.;
they have in some Instances taken place
is tho veil proved To admit of Q doubt.
Nor IL il possible to question that 10Th
side. have be-s guilty Of shocking cruelty
and barbsrism. There is - much proof
against one M against the other.
The truth IL sAat neither the Russians
nor the Turks are sufficiently civilized to
have learned how to wage war with the
least violation of humanity, the least de-
struction and sacrifice of the innocent and
defenseless. The old Asiatic and Moslem
ferocity still breaks out in the Turk and
Circsssian. The Tartar blood of the Cos.
sack and the Muscovite still boils, 10 con.
flict, with savage and remorseless heat.
It seems certain that tho worst cruel.
ties which have been committed have
been those which the Bulgsrians and
the Turks have visited upon each other.
As soon as q Russian army has occupied
u Bulgarian district, the natives have
risen remorselessly upon their Turkish
neighbors, and have carried fire and mss-J
sacre into their households. When tn
Turks have regained the district, they
have retalisted on the Bulearians with
equal ferocity.
Thus the present conflict exhibits to
Us the horrors of war in all their ghastli-
ness and intensity. 1t shows how utterly
savage the instincts Of men are when un.
restrained by the influences of civiliza.
tion.-Youth's Companion.