, 1880-12-28
ENGLAND AND GREECE.
Lord salisbury AnRsrercti-Alr Charlie.
utelkr n1rct4 His HsntchieIttH Ab0ttI
AflNNlA ntiai fsrerGa with EaEfHs

Lord Salisbury AnRNerch-NIf ChHr1eh
Ite1kn n1rct4 His StntrtieIlth AbouI
Aibnnin nHsi t;reccc with Facts.
SHrtIisEs Letter 10 NetU losk Tribune.
Tt,SNHlS, l>cc. 1+.-Bir Charles 1ulko SAYS IN
dealing with lin !atc Foreign SECRETARY. thnro Is
nothing lsku fncts. 1t Ia not Tor tho frsf nor tic
twentieth time TINT Lord B,llIAbuFy Inns been
brought 10 b,ok; yet repeated corrections fcare
him Il hardened Offender. Sir chnrts Ullkc MP
plies to his statements laifgunge such ns Is not
often applied In this country t1 'nen In tho
hfgl' position If Lord Salisbury. They hive nat
nftcn luld Themselves npcn To It, "sfranKcly
reckless tnIk," "whotty nunsenstea1," "untruc+"
"wnt,snn language "-thoHo arc sotno Ut tue
phrHaos descriptive, uttl unhnprlly, nncurntcly
descriptive. of for Bd'tsl,urys method OF dcal'
Ing with public questions. is
At wuodsturk tho other day Lord Salisbury
accuEGti tho Government uf "e'nisghtcrn9
hundreds nf Allun,nns In order to deliver pvcr
IN piece Of Albanian totrItory 10 tnnstrrs whoso
tntth was strangely repelant to the Albumin
lc0plp." There H. II nppcnrs, n discrepancy IN
tho Dlcial ACCOUNTS Of tho nnnfcr Of Alhhn|i''ls
killed by the Turks In opposing tho entry of tlo
Turkish trf'ops tuto uulclRno. TAe lowest ee-
tlmgts - tlye tho highest !h!rteem: tho "h.,,, bur;
snsinry. ,ltnti Sy .t1o slIl aro exuct cn.ni'n!a.
@ tlon Ut trd G@raalrk @ yhe Mlirnea tat ~, i"
.'eslied 10 dsicnG tholr Country. Ths
M ere qr cxet ft or es t c'ta , .trjet xsn
I.ur', salisbury nov condemns tho lrulsfer of
!Jueignn ~ 4E act opiosed to the wIses ns t!lg
nscns!vc,lcss I" the Albanian, I'aionnlity; Yet.
aAys Sir Charles bike. '.hD tnnEt havc kilDwh
thMt T. wits ',nanl'nnsy ;noa ~ E%r"a, 'ans =.
Whit, he. when In oties' hl Ent ~ t;,'n. hnl na
known that tho opposition to tho ee]sion ,' of
1)uleiEln, nil mt como. irtm tho rgolllo nf tEe
wra b en,ny T1 a entrs u
aat,cd the t"w.,. aad they are sxsstr'i ,I e e.
aMee ns tho champion Of oppressed na,on,,
aiitlcs. ,uuotv hut, one tf ths several
stances e which sr Chares, ,,, i.ko so
MISREPRESENTATION. liut npprchentl Ii Wi mt
bc dllilcult iar tho reader u sypathlze With tho
trial /, our PATIENCE whon wo kuuw thnt n!i onr
lntE iltell!cs ~ carsy.'g o,1t tho irSa.y OF OF
IS md i,ear ourselves attaekta by hln as
'"wR wat ' III cries HHn Is I'll ka s,e sys on tho Greek
question Is sufficient to prove !low tho lat1 Gny. M
mn "ss tst @a ok eo5S i;He. w tit tbd
claims uf Grccco ns .,sI,ntiowy md unsubssnl,-
tlal.' IFS chief, Lord DoacoilsiuIl, suIl utter
eiforis Il l.!ra sasis.ry thin lid been acq..re.l
l,y tho rnbciI'ol1s 1'rinclpalitles. Sir Htat.
| fDriI hnrtlIcttG SAhl these EHltI8 WGfG " lAfkt
a1' e,.bstnntinl." Up to this time, Greece ~:
rrce!ytt! nothing Her cnIns arc clMitiis for t!le
Hl'ilnent Of The pledges " 1%! silislry y, nili
doubtless Ete right III describing these c!n!n,s hs
e|a,iuwy and ,l,lsustnntlul II they lcrenletl ~
fHlI1IHlrnt trHl hlB good VIII or EutHt in1th
Luckily fur the Grecks, THO TNrtes Are ut mt
tho LtGrnla nru IN, and M1HonE tho I.iberM
they railn1 tho t1Hlur Sccrctury for Foreign AT
fnlrs nlntrr ttlcir suhstnnt'ut fricntls. Of wAon
Mr. uiMislo;Y Is annshor AL perhaps Lor.
nl,ce nf Fir CAurics DflkG tint tllo 1lnnnisnoi
tlceIHnn IT thu Powers respecting Tho 0Iecl
frontier Is one which tho Powers remain unftct
In sustaining. That Is very important a.l'
encouraging t!ccnrHti0n. In tho mouth OF III
Uulcr Foreign secrctary. It IL, though u 70
pledge. 1t tu.y 10 consolation 70 Lur.
Of elementary Information nn nnttgrs witt
which l,r hall boon 1cRltr. ns Furtl1n Mlntste'
for tho Inst two Or thrco ycurs-tfAt thrnuKsl'
ss,t tho wiU country to Gu ccslctl to ufucct
hut ule-seyonth of tho population nro MOhH,n
1nettnn. Lord Salisbury, rcrhNt's holding u hfel
Fnr his Austrian rr!c,ls. Objects particularly 4
:estIng my pnrt Of Eprns. 1t set1.'s Hti odd oe
l.lcs, since four. nth Ut tho peoplo of thns DIS
tlIct nrc Christian Greeks. Thu cointnon nsser.
tiun thnt Atistr!n t1tIcs mt nEroe with England
pu tho urcck question ID. says btr Chnr!ts Dixie
untrue. Tho Austrian oplf!on. Of which Lord
Salisbury lnlttle himself thc English spokesman
IN thu opinion 0f the Austrian ot'.pMs, attd n0rc
1urtscufnry nf u.io oftcn.qnotcl, vlennn ,cws: "
tllN,latOnu md tho AusstD- Hungarian Govern
1noiIt. hut "lIer 3lnj"stys Uoyernmcnt ti,w
tlrg, ind h1vc beesl throughout. lit aetlyc nnd
friendly CotperltiDn with tho Auste!nti Goyctl1