The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-06
RANDOLPH CHURCHILL,
BY HIS PLAIN SPEECH AT DART.
FORD,
Stirs Up the Russian Bear to Protest
The BnlgarIaBs still Indignant
March of the Cholera.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 5.-The
Journal de 81. Petersb0urg, comment ng
on British foreign policy, ss outlined
by Lord Randolph Churchill in his
Dartford speech last Saturday, says;
Lord Randolph Chutchill's speech
may encourage the hish and Hindoos.
or il English solicitude f,r oppresstd d
people is only an article for export il
NAV be an advantage in Egypt Eue-
lands present intere, t. in the union OF
the two Bulgarias is a strange COM
mentary on Lord Beaconsheld's action
in Gu ting the principalty in two.
Greece will think England's tender
ness toward the Balkan States mus be-
intermittent and not general. This
Sultan will find difficulty in reconcil-
ing Lorn Randolph Churchill's policy
with Tory solicitude for the integrity
of Turkey. Lord Randolph Churohil's
distinction between The peaceable and
aggressive powers is very origiua
What power year ago provoked revo-
luton end war in the Balkans? Which
powers stfled the germs OF a conAAgra.
tion? Englaud having resolved to
maintain the entente cordial and to
peacefully settle all the international
difficulties, ths Journal hopes she wi !
second Ruseia's efforts in Bul
garia, which have the same
object, especially at this crti-
cal moment, when everythi
is upside down and when
the conn,ry is under the regime of
coup d'etat and the revolutionary ad-
venlurers who have for many years
demoralized it. To give carte
blan he to an Ireland OF sgitators
with a force at their disposa which
they abuse; to allow them to commit
acts of violence under the guise OF
legal judgment upon persons who do
not happen 10 belong to their party;
to allow these men to convert the
electors suffering under this regime of
military force, terror and cudgel; to
enable the assembly to meet and sauc-
tion their misdeeds-this cannot bs
precisely the meaus to realize
the English Cabinets dream of con-
ciliatory and pacific aims. Rufsia's sole
object is to preserve Bulgaria from
these deplorable contingencies and
allow the excited passion of the coun-
try time to subside and give the peo'
pie chance to choose freely aud with
mature judgment delegates who will
make known the country's tue
wishes. Since this work OF pacifica-
ton corresponds with all interests ex.
cept those of the dictators, who have
seized and wish to retain power, we
consider Lord Randolph Chuchill's
cooperation assured ana we sincerely
rejoice in it.
The Nove Vremya Gays: AS nego.
tiations between Gen. Kaulbars and
the body falsely called the Bulgarian
Government could have no formal
character, it was only natural that
the government not having accepted
his advice, Gen. Kaulbals should
leave Sofa and address himself dirsct-
ly to the Bulgarian people throughout
their country. A national movement
in Bulgaria in favor OF the Russian
progrsmme has been already begun
among the class whose Identification
with such movement might have
been least expected, namely, the Bul-
gatisn army. In proof of this we ne d
only IT fer to the reI orted declaration
OF the garrison at Shum'a in support
OF Gen. Kaulbar's demands.