The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-12-10
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mca VLo tsd seeB scfvics.
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i' ts.l /. rshti3o u Ca5a he s,yss plan
1as proposed toa spsta to graft The ca
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shteh mistt eut toe rrbsIi1a bot notl
Ips hss come Of 1t. H. nJs mtt.srs can
DOT - oe maeU igog si.boui iateftet
once or Irttr.t by tn. goverumeut, bot
sv,1sltIJ sishes TO postpone iltetyebtIou
ouul the ufIl sduiuislratIon comes toto
possr
'spslu bee BOT yet rteslsbItsLed h,t su
thatfy. Bother have the iusufkents yet
made good TIER title to be regarded ss al
independent STATE. Indeed as he ooniest
has fo.e on tue pfetea that civil govern
met { exists 90 the island, except so far a.
SPAN il sbIe - maintain i, hiss been prsc
uo.ily abandoned Spsin does keep Oh
foot suc1 government. more or less inper
tsctly, 10 To. large towns and their imme
diate subufb3 Bot That exception being
made, tn entire colu'fy Is either given
over TO anarchy OF Is subIsct TO the mill
taty occupation Of one OF the ether party.
1t IL reported, indeed, on reliable author
lty, at tbs demsnd OF the commander 10
etiei Of the insurseot army the putatIve
Cnbsu government has now given up oil
attempt to exercise it's functions, leaving
that government contessedy lshers there
il the best resson for supposing it always
to have been 10 fact government merely
on paper
Ia regard to Turkey hs says: While
none OF our citizens in Turkey have thus
far been killed or wounded, though often
10 the midst OF dreadful scenes OF danger,
their safety ia the future is by no means
assured. Oar government at home and |
our minister a, Cynstantinople have left
nothing undone 10 protect our MISSION
sues 10 Ottoman territory, who oouttitute
nearly all the individuals residing there
who have right to claim our protection |
90 the score Of American ciuz nsbip. Our |
Efforts 10 this direction will not be relax
ed, but the deep feeling and sympathy
that has been aroused among our people
ought not to so far blind their reason and
Judgment as TO lead them TO dem,nd i'm
possible things The outbreaks Of blind
Jury which lead to murder aud pilsge in
Turkey occur suddenly and without notice
and an attempt on our part to force such
hostile presence there as might be effective
Tor prevention or protection would not
only be resisted by the Ottoman govern
nent, bat wolld be regarded as en- inter
upton Of their plius by the great nations
Who assert their exclusive right to inter
rene 10 their Own time and method for
be security OF life AMI property in
Turkey,