The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

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tsseagoeD slanghtssed then and
dsovo ths0 1o0 ~ land. For d.
l1g - England be0hards her forts,
slaaghtes ~ eitiss1s and Ares hes
chief city. asd 1nisho Up By invad-
ing hsesail and declaring war aeainst
her peoP1s. Let - new - into TIE
original eaass q ths present state Of
thinss ard thea 1t impartial judg-
Deot pgeQounes WHISTLER Englsnd
n hsr Positisa b right q wrong. It
seeans that during ths rule of The late
Khedlve q EUpt, who W. . vain
anA ~ extnvaGsnt man, Egypt
plunged hessslf into dsbt 10 . latge
extent b boodhelden Of England
and France, and each Successive
10. W. taken up with usurious in
tessst, TIE entire smeunt ewing to
England and Fsaace being about
90 go. Although EGypt b .
wealthy country and . county
whoss :xpests are Continually in
essasing che lbsnd hssDslf crippled
and unable 70 pay The interest. Eng
land and Fsauee now ut In The same
manner with Egypt - . eonelavs "
New York esediton weuld do with .
4ootana merchant at The llrst sign
of embarrassment In payment. No
enquiry into positios, 10 taking Of
stoek, b made, bat . seisurs q the
business, . suspension Of the manage
maat and the instsllmsnt Of . r.
ceivss. The 1Est step was to dethroae
and ba1ish the Khedive. This they
did, and Egypt was quiet. They
then bfought forth . Khedlve q
their own, . creature sabsesvient to
their viii, and made him ruler Of
Egypk This they did and Egypt
utill va quiet. They next ssised
upea TIE treasury and saddled Eng
lib and Frsnch officials upon the
seantry their salaries amounting to
ppwards Of >ao, 900 yearly. This
hey did and EuPt We quist still.
Bat . peict ~ arrived ct beyond
which Egyptian tolsration ceuld not
%. II w. apparent that under
French and English management
he 1na1cial pooition Of the country
was getting worse and worDe
very day and that the
0FeiSn officials were lot !
u gurmands robbing The country !
Or their own bensAt. The weak !
ninded Khedive saw all this. He |
Nd neither the courage nor The
'ower r. assert his rights. The Sui |
IN q Turkey under whose control !.
Egypt b saw II, but he hes neither !
'ourags nor strength to resist But !
n excited army, IN Infatuated peo-
Ne. and . great man saw and felt all
biz, ard resolved to endure It no
ongef. AIabi Bey, commander Of
hs army rises In inscvrection against
his state Of thinSs aud resolves that
Egypt must rule and govern hsrselL
he army b on his side, the people
70 o. his side, and right aud justice
70 o. his side.
Englandin invites every eoustry in the
70, Id to assist her In this invasion.
ut they are all fooling her; none are
ou,ing to her, assistance. She tells
he world that her mission b to estab-
sh law and order, and the protection
I forsignss.in their person and prop.
rites, bat the world b Informed BY
;gypt that for the last forty years the
esons and property Of foreigner,
ave been protected safely In Egypt.
nd that their favored position gave
hem immunity fFesn many burthens
which the native people were sub
'ct. II to-day the position Of ior.
Igners b endangered in Egypt, they
ny thank French and English in
Inference Tor 1t, aud ~ long - they
,ntinue to interfere, there b no safe-
: In their position. England has .
ght to be indebted to Egypt by rea-
~ Il hse allowing great National
ighway for India to pass through her
'untry. Instead q this aAct bring
z her the friendship and protection
7 all powess Of the world, 1t h actual
; bringing her the interference and
|strnst Of al nations. Egypt has
pne too much for England and
rance In allowing them the posses
% OF this highway without paying }
II. Egypt gives to them the right |
way Of . great katercosrse, and it, !
rejection b assured BY the laws q
e country through which It goes: ,
nd what does Egypt gain by the
aes canal: Simply the dividends
ron her own shares in the undertak-
3. Il
The 6ues canal b . corporation Of
1000 shares-l76, 900 are held by
ngland and the balance BY France !
I'd Egypt. The profits which Eng-
nd has received from the shares in Z
10 undertaking would pay her Egyp.
N loan. In fact Egypt has done %