Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
n, Proper Steps 10 Be Taken Oj
Great Britain.
WITHDRAW THE EnBAss,DOns'
ratops Net LiheIy 60 0o 10 War In
order TO Continue tho Horrors
Ia Turkey.


t,llo crowd assembled this morning In
The vicinity Of Hengler's ciicuS, aux
lous to hoar Gladstone. Thc DOOR
otensd at 10 O'Clock, and at II tho vast
auditorium was packed.
NJ. and Mrs. Gladstone. Mr.Hefbert
Gladstone and other members VI the
family arrived In tho city nj moon,
being welcomed at the railroad station
by 1000 people. AZ the entrance TO
Hengler's circus Gladstone was re-
roiyei by wildly enlhurlastic applause
Of the crowds unable TO obtain admit
lauoe. When no entered The auditori-
um the rear Of applause could have
been heard mile away. The cheering
continued q long tins after Gladstone
bad stepped briskly on the platform at
1880 pm. and bowed gravely In ac'
knowledgment Of the enthusiastic
welcome,
The Earl Of Derby presided and up
on the platform were many persons OF
distinction. Alter tho usual iormali'
ties tho following resolution, propoped
By conservative and seconded BY n
liberal WIS adopted by aoolamatloni
"rhai this meeting desires 10 express
Its indignation and abhotonco at tho
cruel treatment 10 which ArmoniAne
arc subjected by Turkish rulers ana
1.-THE mnsaAcres which recently oc-
CURED at ConutRn tinoplr, which are n
Disgrace TO tho civilization Of tho nino-
tcenth century"
Gladstone rote to epeak and bowed
repeatedly IN response 10 OutbuIsis Of
cheering. When sble 10 maize himself
heard, nfler "a few preliminary re-
marks, he mavod ths following fssolu.
ton which was received with thun.
ders Of applause, tho audience rising,
waving hats, handkerchief. sticks
and umbrellai:
"Tbat this mseting truais her males.
ty's ministefs, realizing 10 the fnileel
extent the terrible condition In which
their fellow-C hriHtianH ate placed, VIII
do everything possible 10 obtain foi
them full security anu protectors and
this meeting assures her majesty
ministers that they may rely upon the
cordial support OF thu citizens OF Liver
POOL In whatever steps they may Zee
necessary to take for that purpose"
Gladstone declared his Adhesion Il
the principles contained 10 the resolu-
tons anu be urged that In this mattel
party sympathies be rsuounced.
81 entertain lively hope and Q
strong belief that tho prssent deplof
nble Situation IN not quo TO amy act vi
default OF the government OF this
great country" he said. (Criel
u "Oh0 and oheer.) IN,
present movement 10 based OF
the broad grounds OF humanity and
not directed against Mohnmmodanl
but against the Turkish ofiioisls, tn,
evidence of Whose barbarlties rests II
credible official reports.
"Now, IN 1880, 10 the guilt OF tb,
massacre Ia added the impudence o
denial which will continue lust al lonl
IN Europe IL content 10 listen.
III doubt II II Ia an oxaggeratlon tt
say II was In the tultan's palace, nnC
thsIe only, that the inspiration hal
been iupplied ana tho policy devised
Of the whole series Of masHacIes
When tho sultan carries a massacre
into his own capital, under the eyes o
tho ambassadors, no appears 10 hav,
gained tho very acme Of what It Il
possible for him 10 do"
Gladstone alluded to the supineneHl
Of the ambassadors at Constantinoplo
saying:
~ believe the continued presence o
the ambassadors NJ COnbtantin0ple hsi
given direct countenAnce 10 the sultan
who Ia thus their recognized ally. W.
have lust q little threatened lufkel
with coercion. That does not In ilrel
mean war, anu think tho tInt ptep
should he 10 recall our ambassador
Cbeers.l And II should be followed b!
II dismissal OF tho Turkish amhnssado
from London. Such cour,e would no
give tho right OF complaint to anybody
When diplomatic relations are suspend
ed, England ehould Inform the sultAl
that the would consider the means Q
enforcing her Just aud humane de
man0s. do not believe Europe woul
make war TO insure tho continuance Q
massaorss more terrible than eve
recorded In tho dismal aud doplorAbl
history OF human Crime" Lou
cheeiing.l
Gladstone spoke twenty minutes an
did not seem iAtigueJ. Before the aI
rival OF tbe Gladstone party a
HengleT's circus tnore was spon
taneous outburtt Of patriotism, ever
body present standing baroheaded an
singing dod Save the Qlesn.
Ihe resolutions adOp,eI viii DO FOL
waIdel TO tho cabinet ministers.
a LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON. Sept. "a. - Right Hor
William Il. Gladstone, tho libpri
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