New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-18
GERMANY COMEDIES A POINT.
WILL DISCUSS THE QUESTION OF UNITED
ACTION TOWARD TURKEY.
But SIMPLY so FAR AS Is NECESSARY to ri''-
TEcT CHRISTIANS AND MAiNTAIN ORDER
EXTREME MEASURES STILL REJECTED
IN PRAISE or THE NEW
GRAND vIZIER AND
rrWFIK PACHA.

porIn Nov ,7-Prnce Won Hohenohe. since his
conference with the Emperor on Thursday, mas n
t,matod to Count GoluchowsAL the Austrian Vii
,ser Of Foreign Affairs that Germany VIII coiSsI.
70 discuss the question OF united action on the par
NJ tho Powers toward Turkey so Ear as proV'pihs
rro,cctior ~ Christians and maintaining order are
concerned Although this ass-n: does not COMMIT
Germany to any definite policy beyond pAruc'p"'''
I'm negotiations 1t still marks consideraDe claHe
in the Official attitude o, the governments VIM"
has hitherto been reluctant t. admit tAat aiHt''A
like coercion Of the Sultan is likely to be neces-
gary The expectatlon which is entertained In ON
cal quarters that tbs decision u the Government
will influence the Sultan. is based upon the peHer
that the Kaiser retains the friendship ana conn
dsnce OF the Turkish Emperor. since ne ana ''e
Empress visited ConstantinOqle N 1882 the 'sIhdn
Emperor Is the only European monarch the sultan
has personally met. and the two soyere.gns nave
every year snce the visit exchanged friendly greet
ings But the most potent factor in convincing t!e
Sultan Of the desire Of Germany for pohcy o.
moderate Intervention in Turkey IS the inloriha-
ton which has been conveyed through ffN'ce
Radolin. tae German Ambassador at II. Peters
burg that the overtures made by Italy ana treat
Britain looking to the adoption Of extreme ineas-
urcs have been rejected being inopportune. Inc
idea advanced by Baron Blanc. the Italian Minister
OF Foreign afa.rs. which is believed 10 be sup,
norted nv Lord Salisbury. that England should
establish a coalition with the Dre.ouna in inc even.
commendcd itself TO the Berlin Government as being
m tha mean time worthy of discussion, and the tone
Of the semi-of.cial press IS IN consodn1e - Wv.
pondent" admits that the fear OF catastr9pne III
Constantrople has Influenced German diplomacy
to energetic action, but the paper sl.iI eHple
hope that such action will BE- directed toward avert
Ing fina! disaster 10 the sultan re ;Ndlioila
Ze.trng" goes little further than its Hamburg
contemporary in declaring that the best ana most
direct way OF preserving peace Is the honest intro
duction OF reforms throughout the waoe TURKISH
Empire treating Christians ard Moslems allke; out
NJ sen official newspaper has, as YET, taken
pessirnistc view Of the situation OF the Porte
I'll. don If
ConsiantinOpie. who are now keeping pace IN re-
s.cct OF tho abundance and accuracy OF the in
Journals with all competitors. agree ~ cJhceu.nS
that the new Grand Nizler. Hdlil Rfat Pacha. and
Tewhk Pacna. the new Minister or f9Telsn AHnaiiFs'
are men OF pure intentions and considerable ability
Tewhk Pacha while he was for number OF years
the Ambassador OF the Turkish tiEp.re TO ms
CAPITA was well-knOHn figure In Berlin society
tlcman an a dipiomatst' VINO was aytrse 10 set.
ting into troabe. but rather fauced leading quiet
and enjoyable lfe. kifat Pacha, accordlng 10 me
correspondent 'D25 Tagebatt,' though an old
man with white hair. has the energy or a
man in the prime u life, combined WIN ample
Diplomatic craft and a readiness 10 nght his oppo-
allow the Palace clique to suppress n m as they
ala Kaml Plcha. ana /; viii 60 h1rd with any
body who may attempt H. IN az u!eryie" WIZ, WIT
Nizer EXPRESSED with much warmth his satisfact on
tina. Germany had not joined in the EaSIsh and
general foreign policy OF den0uncing he Turks. de-
nUncilt.ols which, he declared, were as unre-
stra.red as they were unjust
In regard 10 Russa's occupation OF Armenia
under the administration Of an international con-
mission Die Frankfurter Ze!tung' publishes a
telegram from ~ correspondent IN Constantnople
asserting that NJ Neldoif. the Russ an Ambas-
sadOr TO COnstantirOple. has declared that Russia
would not accept the mandate OF the Powers IN the
pacilcatiop Of Armenia.