Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-20
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HlMID TO SALISBURY
r,lr,ordIpary Latter From tho Sultan
10 tho British Premier
..v,,a urnrou Asornsn SPEECH
,.,.,0,, Complies, iiu, Gives Turkey
pu, Liiu, cOmfOrt-"Err0r'
Must BE Paid For"

r.,ouros, Nov. i9.-Lord Sal"
,s Inc prime minister, addressing
WIZ ..n,l conference OF the National
w. Of Conservative associations
S S,t today, taid, among other 'hipg"
O sAIlow me to say word In answer
..,v distinguished distsnt CORE.
's'nsspL II l may term him 80, VINO
',o.,,,od ms to make statement Ia
,os,sb 10 tue country. This correspond
',,,, no lees a person than tho sultan
:, ra,k,y. Nothing would have in-
s...4 m, to read this august message
s.,.,.e,pt tho distinct commands o.
ns.'nssi. In that speech NJ the guild
IN an tho occasion oil the lord
p.Js dinner, l exptested the
h,y that had little confidence
.,,hs reforms promised for theTurk.
t.a,ri,e would be carried Into exc
W a. The sultan sends me n mes-
s,s,. ,aying this statement has pained
Nm very much, as the carrying out
~ ths,e reforms IL matter already
s.sldei upon by him, ana further,
~, III IA de,irous OF executing them
.a 4, possible. He thon pfocseds:
al h.ye slready told my ministers
,.,, mi 40 the only rennon why Lord
s W. should thus throw doubts on
go,d intentions must be due 10 the
,s,,,su,, Of certain persons mere, or
... ,I.e ,istements must have been
n,Js 10 cause such an opinion
The message then procseds, after
,,as Intermediary observation,; Il re-
r,.L / will execute these reforms.
slllisks the papers containing them
and ,,s myseli that every article 10
,s,into toice. This IL my earnest do
termination, and give you my word
a, bopot. / wish Lord Salisbury TO
ssov ,hls, and bog and desire that
M. hardship, having confidence In
tbs.e destinations, Will make another
,,e,eh BY virtue OF the friendly feelinR
"a disposition no has for me and my
ssunlry. I shall await the result Of
lbs with the greatest nnxieiy."
Lord Salisbury then concludes;
aTne,e last words will acquit ms Of
aby Improperly In what l sckpowi-
,lis 10 be very unprecedented course
-lhe reading Of message Of this kind
,apubiio meeting. l could not ab-
,uln from doing what / have done
without dlscourttsy TO the potentate
rom which this message 10 Issued, but
II eoufse, 1t would not be seemly for
NJ TO comment directly upon those
word.
1Great Britain forms part Of n con-
GIFTED Europe, which has resolved 80
az a. II acts 10 act with unanimlty.
SINE persons seem 10 imagine that we,
he people Of Great Britain, can dis
y,e Of all tho decisions OF all the
European powers. This 10 orsditing US
With more influence than We possess.
Whlievsr IL done must be done with
uhibimity, and We can oily speak In
tshali Of the powers which will con-
tsi, II the powers do concur, In any
| acton which may be taken. i will not
ADMIT that the responsibility OF any OF
We declsions taken rests entirely or
mainly on this country. The responsi-
biiiy Il upon US and upon all thu pow
tnln common. All those who have
tbs Fsspontibility musi act together. 90
there nfe others who cannoI agree 10
at with The powers, those others can.
not have their own way. But | am In
no wise desiring " intimate that the
siighlt,l grade VI disagreement up to
hs moment has arisen between the
ToSsu,"
Toe present problem could not be
solved by the external action OF the
aiTlilng powers This Lord Salisbury
pionsuneed a clumsy device at beat.
VI have NJ doubt the powers will do
lhti best bot do not imagine that
ueePiealei disease In an empire can
heuied BY the wave Of q magioian's
NAnl. Tue results Of loug yeArs OF er-
idSlll have TO bs, paid Tor, and cruel
Alu lnexofable Ia the law that those
wv pay who were not originally guilty
~ zoe oiienses. 1 have taken you for
.ns moment into the accustomed
nsA Of foreign policy. Nothing but
We circumstances which have ex-
pnne1 would have persuaded mo 10 do
10Y malntaln thata foreign minis
w Aeo'e all others, 10 bound to value
~ cherish the virtues OF siiance.p
L,ti salisbury then turned To do.
.nt'lc ahaits aud said the conserya.
mo'aD was mainly due to the fact
wy we magnetic Influence OF great
"slan which had been oxetoised
.unlslef spirit had been removed
asoheluslon he dwelt upon the Of.
ons among the irlshmen, and said
.asy were left alone they would Gu,
'h,lf own thToats. N''