New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-06
"a GL4nSrONEs LOGIC.

rErtracs from his Speech in support q ps ''ie
N orc have been periods III this history az
which il has been charitaby OcneVeH even III IL
country. thai the nulltaI! i'ily ""s WIS - IeIa h.
and Was struggling Tor the Liberties OF Es!P Auele 4.
not the smallest rar shred OF evidence 70 supl.
tbat contention In TRUTH military violence anu
he regimen established by military violence tIe iuho
49, SS5.don, The reign OF Cromwell Was great reign
mr. Il did nothing Tor Eugish freedom, Deoau'O !.
he rule military force and IL has MOI ieI' on va, @
book such trumphs az were achieved ny p,,i r, nj
1noer me Ia many respects base ana ucs i., W
his successor charles IL. ~ m s9,iifarv ,oWer II did
splendid reign, but founded on min Potlsr IN in
nothing for freedom i'll France, but iendta ia'IgI 80 M
-. the eubarr lssnents which nave coAllun4iu9
logged the succeeding history OI d srea' ~i1 " ~
We sent ships 70 Alexandra. practice vel e5t n
lshed 10 that, Wien mere j. serious r-i .- ,rs
80 al con eminent IN foreign country II e4ut- NuL9
e. I'd mem Al least means OF refuge TO its naval
10 % M vas he main iustifying cause why We
mai s,nf biDe 10 Alexandria. The danger Increased
tye number Of those ships vas not ue iitr ~ lLl @
,,s,'ted dan ger and il was enlarged 90 not suppose a
I'M he raised On this side OF the House at
lest thaf those ships O-aht 10 nave Do'A
Ir the bnk of our felowsubjects had been Withdrawn
from Egypt There practical ions 10
viii NOT enter into arguments until ma lldt we ity
challenged on that part OF our couduc~ we DeueSeu
mi laviag sent ships mo Aie1dndIlal
waters II was Cuiy 10 take WAdifFci lica7i
,'pr properly he taken might be imperaFeIy called
I'm NJ Tie Interest," OF selifeicucc Lad the process Oh
~ nliug the Notifications OF Alexandria been al
owed fo con iuue for much longer time I" u u"i cay
mi II would nave 5eeu f4s onc British llee, Du.
W II say tat the consequences might haye been much
more serious. Well, We jusht our act sViH' uiiNo'i''
and exclusively as au ael "a -'tdeiohCe'
Bt IL has been said that ought 10 have sent sum
cien4 force for che purpose OF preventing TIE couhsrd
nom Cat tooh place Wei, should DE- curious 4. Ae1I
fIsI mater argued Cut. Nat Is I'lt ~ a-'li-'O
ire A sufficient force ia lie nfst place u nave
been force aGeq uate, not 0y 10 meet ~ c nc "
- drive out Of every street and ldEe I'D eftal t! a
Fcyptlan army, which reported 90 Us ola -hch
accounts a. could receive a. btt "tel Al,VVC az
I5OOu men What was thti rulicieht IeIce men w.
0 moi link that am overstatns II n pat ID, for the
sako OF hypothesis at 10000 lucIi Iut want w. Ahg"
III wEaI way the sending 9I thal s-Il.gI.. -oI, y
ros.ibi;iv have been made 10 cohere Win our Po4rf
SION u sending Hect &C Ar4alIFi'h wares
o. % ct,rv basis ol our had We sent 90, sncn
force which would nave meauL INVASION % ~ i1 -u
assumption VI autAoIi'9 UPo - -. - tyr. mi
N would not only have bched our profession GOV lu
the power r0gnms IN -5Pt-lt Touiu nav D01 0
grossly disOs a. IL the Idcc u - ~
Cout, renee We had warned the conference 1hI@.
II failed in bringing turkey me 'n9 ~ H,l
should still urge upon IL .-e ~ Srt
ana e1rcual measures To have sent All lN al amy
10 ~ when the Conference had recently met w
il ud yet been able 10 maxi an app o - 80 ~
sultan would, III our opinion ht'1 49,,
OF Fnrope ana IL ruin would nave Deen hasIi1 con
tradlct0D Of pI ofessions anu o., i ~ nv 1ist
80 whether ten or any other number OF thOus4nds Ga
leu could by possibility nave Prv'Tn'e 80 - M, H. on
are There is no force could nave done H. lHSie 81
many bombaTdments known 70 nS.Dt ,, - Ed
CI ar Won Will ind i'll Whlcu AZ army I'f7'p''
NJ a town the fortIhcatOns OF v E4ea hdA oeeA DOil
Hsied has reflred from that without setting Ii
% - 80 1laces add exposing vast portions OF ~
vopuiati0n-nOi IL this cast hngnrhHieh ioi ehr5 49,
ali gone, not Europeans, IOI LAe Po.'u''oi :, =
II
moi conned TO them. but the general population VI 'Ae
! town 10 AL Inc horrors u sack and pilL-se
We -ust no; he TOO hasty III favorable conces SONS;
vet for one do believe mat Egypt Is coun ~ "Mcn
mas not ouly economically, bul SOCIALLY ana poc'I!
mad great progress and there is reason 10 hote tLt
,nr, Inc incubus winch NOW alcls Lrf Is reofod Ah
rrIg of law i. substituted Tor liat Oi insaIy FloI NC
1,Dlug MAY be founded There when may sFe hoP,
DOR rIe future something winch may lcho 10 7Ao" III
M desire for free institutions Is not W4OD chAieu io
Cbr.f,au rgCez. but that even ia MaAouea. pcOpie
rbcse crcuu- ancs certainly less iaNoianlo /" ihe
/ deveioumrut OF free Institutions, noble thirst may
gr.e fr the attainment those blessings u ciFA4~.u
nj. when they SEE have been achieved IN 80 man
/ cnnpirles Those will De the purposes WIN Will
We Snail move Ii Will be premature now 10 euteI M
details A. 10 general reestaDlshmenI OF tIe STATUS quo
II h ulDoseihe. example, 10 FORM al t'o uI4o iS
ndaur " tn re 70 maintaining OF cb$h6lH "a
- cc,I the control IN Egypt; bat ~Aat 10 "4sI u
convey l. THE tnat whether we 90 10 ~ pt atone Vi ID
1aTfnersip We shall 20 for selfish oVJects Al MAJ
h,pp.u that actIOn VIII be llodted cAccI loi wy
Haiv CONJUNCTION with France with respect 10 the SUE
Canal ana think that conjunction ma! De cohsIu'le -
should DC soiAteI, not l-Vl Gu W.
h. our uurpose purporc vii De 10 pun 90 h " I
nv and 10 favor law ana Freedom anu We sAal ehela-
OF the hope thai AZ may YET ne s' ch 10 ~ ~
lin An ner resources, au0 WITH the many rAccoA
naities 0f her peaceful and pcaceOFilg ana iapoi io
enna 10 acuicVe III he future, les, perhaps % buI9
hftf vel possibly happiness IMAM sue ulu ono
arheyr men N a OF ana almost loISvtteh uio sH
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