Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-09
THE EASTERN PROBLEM.
THE LATEST SCHEME rsk A
PEACEFUL sErrLEnEyr.

ruE LATEST SCHEME .Sk a
PEACEFUL sErrLEMEH.
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so0-rhe Treaty 81 san stsfaae
20 - Totally Igaered why Al.
exaadsr Will Oppose she scheme.
A ~. Petersburg correspondent ycster-
day autographed the outline Of . plan
which he asserts has been mstured BY the
Great Powers. for presentation TO Russia
as . substitute for the Treaty Of San ste-
fano. II has not been confirmed In an
Official manner, and may. after all. prove
10 DO merely . visionary speculation
~springing from the fertile brain Of the
gatherer Of news. sin, II Is . plan wor-
thy Of consideration. a. It may possibly ct
some future time be brought forward and
presented to Russia..as a:basis Of negotia-
tons for securing . permanent peace. II
is one Of the many schemes which arc DO.
ing devised daily by ministers and CORE
spondents 10 settle the territorial ques.
tons arising In Eastern Europe In . man.
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10 Jusuee 10 hussia' anu ~ TIE Same ume
preserve tho balance Of power In such
measure "A IN ,ecure tbe interests of Great
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the other great Powers whose destiny 10
strangely intermingled with the fate Of
I'M. Turl. I'm Purope. In looking over
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Tue s'eA' 'nes'i' W "' '""o "o"' "
these plans can DO ignored by the consci'
cntious student, for any one OF them may
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OF interest In The cabinets OF the soVe-
reigns Of Europe.
This latest scheme which Is said 10 be
under consideration is A. vet but partially
developed. or at least but partially made
public. Ii Is said to embrace five specific
proposals. The first relates to the terri
torisl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF tho RussiAn
Empire. 1t proposes that tho Treaty Of
San siefano so far As II provides for ter
ritorial divisions In the late Turkish EN-
iset. and treated precisely As though il
hal never been formulated or signed. In
ment. the scheme proposes 10 give Russia
old bulgaria, and take from the Porto is
suzersincty over that province. The Car
parisn Cbristisn.. for whom he professes
such intense sympathy, aud TO relieve
whom from the irntality of Turkish tar.
psyers, he entered into the late war, sacri-
icing millions Of treasure aud making
unconnted thousands Of widows and
orphans in his " and the Turkish
dominions. His generous and sympa.
tbetic nature could here have full play,
and he could rc-enact the scenes which
have made his government OF Poland
notorious, i'm the country Of the conquered
Bulgarians.
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c.,,sd NV p,..,, ,ha.c,,r xo,la ,5d N
nj. aominion. All ,h,, ,liee ~ territory IN.
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an, ,,o nara. ~, ~. .o,,h .na an.
pl,cl v, on ,bs ,.., and ssrvi. on ,bs
,v.., =, contain. .,or, "a ooo .or.ro
miie. anil .~u.,.in. . ~,oru,.,ion n, .bou,
2 800. 600, about two.ifths Of whom are
Dulyari.ns. nnro anil simple. .tb- other
three-aftLs being made M OF 4 mixture Of
All ~nationalities and creeds. Yarns and
Shpmla which be Ia AZ spxiops jn,t now