Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-01
.iELEGRAPHIC.
SlIISBURY'S LOGIC
., s,Ia,h Premier Delivers an
Imalng Address,
., n,rr,ps THE TURKISH SULTAN
,...,,. ,hn, Urea, Britain l' un'
81 nj, to Cope with That
Poieniale.

700 = ..,,lou OF an address oy 'n'
vs. ,av Of salisbury, prime minister nn,'.
N'iqas , y, ot state for foreign siialrs'
sud is' 49, ot hi. remarks he sAid'
am reference to ventHaeiai ~. ia.
', ~ h,ve been held up Ss tue uo.
.,o, the Monroe doctrine AS"
n'a QUIZ II fact, although the Monroe
i .,',nS /, no part OF internationAi Jaw,
a''I .,.a.,oh 10 MI oiney, ihesecre'n'y
Dl ..,.0, the United states, supported
,n,. a, policy in the strongest
W, most distinct terms. -, dt.ratch.
'bu ,,',sie n now, that SIS tuIe y,
ani feiti.o ~ pntire advocates oil
l5Iicy vo are lne e'sa .,,,.n the Mon.
N. yonfoe doctrine, We uiesn W. IN.
us ssc,rlnc a. President monIso w. w.
t.,'ieoi II lCheers. 10 thM senr' e.. 49,
,',,i al Gnu any more eoh'iuo'u '"f
p.rtsri than We are ,,.,.d obtuptly
Fts,t q ,llsbufy then turneu ho,upiy
D W." Armenian question, ana ne re-
" Mv The religious commuhi..les
iss,,ing unier mistake Wheh
WIN lauo,.6 ,hat England mad bound
w IN honor to euccor the AinsIi'
le''. .hich mean, " 20 TO war wlth tho
'sll,n ln order to force him 70 so,v ,,
M Irmsniaus we'll. The Befln u1S NJ,
I',IsaIl,bury said, merely bouhu .he
'I,ssiofy powers that u inc sui'ai
,ruIssied certain REFORMS tney
Md watch over the execution .,
80 ,e,ofms. Nothing more. he uIu
,at MINK any one could Interpret 'nse
,,nunderianding TO go TO war. hs
:, ihs Cypfus convention, LORD 5alls'
i,,y eobtipued. Il contained no race
=, a. und,t,tanding 10 interfere In W.
tsf Of the subjects OF iho sullan, .,
" va, concerned IN tho dihIung o.
b,tb Of these conventions" SAID Lore
s,ii,bury, "and nothing would nave
,s5ueed me to pledge my country TO
mn A desperate Undertaking."
The sneaker reminded his hearers
mi the reforms which the sultan had
Gently accepted, although very good
,,iofms. could not be expected TO
rio1ucs good governmenis In Two
months. -,
Whey require lliho w "Nah sf
the speaker went on TO say. "rhoy
would require time In civilized COM
munIly. aud much more 10 In a savage
nj fanatic community. / hope they
viii have benencient effect rs time
Iiogfenes.'
Lou Salisbury then continued;
meantime, by spreading among the
TURKS the feeling that their dominion
Va, threatened, these reforms have un.
fortunately led to the perpetuation OF
horrors which can only be compared
With the days Of Genghis Khan and
T1mtflane. 1 am aware that many
influential people aver that this was
done by the tullaa and his govern.
msni with set purposes. My own
opinoni, that the sullan's government
10 weak, wTetched, imp otent AM power
leo, but II IL n dream TO imagine that
he ordered the perpetuation OF those
daelues. In my judgment there Ia
10 ground TOT tninking 30. IL was
race faction and creed faction, driven
10 The highest point in the most cor.
fup, and most horrible form, which
bought upon the wtelched ATmonians
these terrible tuiieflngF.
III you ark why we have not inter-
Tered, can only answer for England
that We could have threatened what
We may call Annoyances In thu selling
Ololiloma here anu there, but when
you are dealing with the rising Of a
whole ianatlcAl population against n
population with whom they have boon
Al bitter enmiiy for ages, aud who are
tllualed In mountains lar removed
Iiom the seAshoro, you are deceiving
yourselves II you Imagine that Eng.
landt arm, long ~ II IL, could have
uohe anything In mitigation. Moth.
Ing but a military usurpation could
have done "; aud Europe does not
possess the power Of military usurpa.
Ionht this distance.
NH Gladstone wrote a letter that
Eagland could cope with i've or six
tlliAns. That was q most ill.ludgsd
tni RASH observation. IL the sultan
would meet us on the open, undoubt.
ely We could cope with i've or ak
iul9ans. But II IL not worth arguing
Tue FEASIBILITY OF Eugland Occupying
htis inaccessible provinces.
VI NJ not bound 10 answer the
question why Europe did not inter
,slr' say confidently that none OF the
oHsn wished 10 interisTe, Rnd 1 be.
ie'e lhelf Views Is that, with patience.
vac lullan's prestige. which 10 the
gnY power len Ia the country, will
ulamalely establish order and allow
Commerce TO take lie usual cour.e. That
u heli view, and II h our duty Ia give
lle sultan time. IL Ia not for mo In
p,a judgment on that view, mi NO
olnef remedy has been suggeeIed. fl N
,ons encouragement 10 iind thnt nj.
restored. 30 "einB
vi you do not act with the pr.a,
pseh you must act against them
~ produce ealamilies lar more a.fni
Cliel.D 'ehiAh afro
t.u conclusion, Lord Salisbury rs.
, ttsl 70 the recent pajrlolio uomon-
,sSauous IN the colonies In the mcs ~,
said. computations laud
" care not how much ves,.,,.,
b,,n We arc united. An exampls has
NH, &c 10y which viii shed beueflesSp
aS u' 20 Tue latest generations OF Eng.
unst 1e nnlshod his address md "a.
Iona s, n's scat he was gresteJ win
Wy ana prolo gsd cheers. u WIN
hi, ,n.s salisbury, at the opening NJ
speeeh, referred 10 ths o,
I'M, nsll crisis AZ throwing n Iuyit
ml NIX upon what might happen h ,uslu
A. NY ,t we're granted TO LELAND noul '
tue ne IfansyAal was I'M t,o, ~ soon
s so,Sss out, It applied to lho oNSis, no
'' OF England for support.
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