The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
The Veteran Statesman's De-
nuneiation of the Sultan.
How HE WOULD END IT.
He Woald Recall Rriiain's Amhassa.
dor From Constsn tinorle.
And Give the Suitan's Representative
at the English Court His Congo >o
Power. lie SAYS. " wostIa Oppose tsn-
gland In Putting all End 30 the Ont
ra.eogs Barbarisses of Isrk.Sh
Misrulc.

Liverpool. Sept. s4-An enthusiasts
crowd assembled early this morning IN lhe
vicinity ef Menglers circus. anxious 20
bear tsiaasIoae. The doors we're opened
AS ~ aciGek. ard by IL the vast aufise-
riuu was uaekod Mr and Mrs. Glad
stoue- AR. Herbert Gladstone and other
members af gke fauaiiy arrived IN the city
al n0an. ana were Meieom&a at she rail-
road station by s,Aao people. Al the en-
trance ta f4eHglrF'S circus Mr.. Gladstone
was received ny The wildly enthusiasts
applause OF sse crowds unable to obtain
admission When he entered tae andstn-
rlWm the Ypar eF applause could have been
heard mile away. The cheering con-
tInuta for a long time after Gladstone had
stepped hTiSkiy 20 the platform az i7.s1
=. III. and bowed gTassiy In acknowledge
Inent of the enthusiastic welcome. The
Earl Of Derby presided. ard upon the plat
form We're many persons Of 9tsstuction.
After tho usual fernallfics the following
resolution was proposed by cons-rva-
tive and seconded by a Liberal member
Of parliament, ana was adopted by aecla-
nation.
THAT this meeting desires - express
SIS indignation ARD absorres1ce of no cruel
treatment - whiea THE Armegssans are he-
ing subjected ~ Turkish Tu,e. and OF the
nsAsSacTes wlssch recentay occurred in
eSouSg ar lnes,.e. Nh.ra are disgrace 80
the civilization Of the nincteenia eerz-
turv"
When Mr Gla1stone rvse 20 speak re
bowed repeatedly IA respens. 20 the OUT
harst - cheering. Whsn abe 10 nseA.
himself heard. after FEN preliminary re-
marks. he moved the following resolution.
whica WAS received with thunGsrs OF APP
pause. waving hats. nsnakerchaefs. sticks
ami um5re.sas:
That this meeting trusts her rnajesty's
minister's. Teas2zsHr 70 as fullest extent
a.
gow-ChrtSs!ans are placed. viii DO every
Gang possible - obtain for them fun se-
cgrlfy anf protection. ard this meeting
assures her ma ie@ty'S ministers that they
may rely upon the cordial support or ths
citizens of i.lysrpcoi i:S whatever steps
they snsy Zee. 4 necessary TO SaAe tor
gsat Fsrpose.'
Mr.. Gladstone declared his adhesion "a
the prineiples contained III tho resolutions.
lie urged In th!S matter that party sym
Yathses be renosrced.
II entertain a lively hope and strong he-
LIEF that the present dcpiorahle sstnaitou
wlll not lead TO any act or defanIt OF tho
government os Tits great country" iae
said te.rses. "oA.'' and cheerwl .trhe pres
ent movement ls based on tho broad
grounds Of humanity. and not directed
against Monammedsns. but against Turk
ssh officials. tho evidence es whose bar
i.arisies rests upoa credible Official re-
ports"
''Now to the guilt OF tho nsasSacSs
S. added the impudence of denial.
(which will continue jiisf as long as Eprope
continues to hsgsn. I doubt IL II IL al cs-
acgeratson TO say that IL was III fae sal
tan's palace. ana there only. the inspiFss-
zion has been supplied ard :ae policy de-
N!sed 81 these wholesale nlassaeres. Whea
tho auitan @arrlea snasaaerss into his own
capital. under sise eye OF The arnssa sss1crs.
ne appears 20 have gained the very acme
% what IL * possible for him tc do"
Mr. Gladstone aliud9f 20 the snpsneH4ss
OF the ambassadors At Coustanilnopie.
saving: Il believe the continued presence
Of the ambassadors a: Csnssanilnonle has
operated as a direct eu41fananca 10 IN.
sultan. gs1go Is thus their recognized ally.
w have q tast title 20 threaten Turkey
with coercion that does ESt IN itself mean
war, and I think the first step should bs
% recall our ambassador. HneerSJ And
il should be followed ny the dismissal or
tha turkish ambassador from LONDON.
such course would uot give the risnt OF
complaint 10 anStrosty
when tiin1ausstie relations are suspfnd-
"a England should inform the sultan that
she would consider a means OF enforcing
her tslst and s.anane demands ! do nor
Ssasieve Eurotse would make war 70 in-
ss,are a continuance of nsANaacfes moro
terrible f4au ever recorded In the dismal.
des.orahle history OF human crime.
IL I.oud c31aevHf
s;lsfSiyyne snake twenfy minutes AMI dsf
,at Seem sattxufd, COPIES os shr reselti-
fianz adopte.s 0ili be forssftss 10 ihs
cabinet snsaS&&eE#,