Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-01
EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
The Kh.dlTs Entirely Loyal 10 ihs
Turkish Sultan.
yIsED OF ENGLISH OCCUPATION.
II Is said 10 Ruin the Country, Nor
ally and Mai,rlalIy-1he Move
on Dongeia.

New YonK, Dec. 1.-The Herald
This morning publishes the following
correspondence from Constantinopie
uuder date OF November IL:
At moment when the Egyptian
question 10 in a semi-effsrvescent state
md may possibly be the next 10 &C.
eupy the world, tho Walt here Of
Mnstaphs Kamel, head Of the Egyp-
tisn national patriotic party. Is not
without signlficancs. One OF bis OBJ
ieuls In coming here is to dispel any
idea that the Khetivs 10 not entirely
loyal to the sultan.
As rrgarts the feeling exisiip 6
among the Egyptians themseivcA--
.ad he represents the rising genera.
ten-he said: "rhe EgyptiAns, with.
( cut exception, are Disseminated with
the British occupation. They know
tha, Euglaad to-day is striving to
blind Europe aud ths entire world, In
order that she may place her hand
tver the entire valley or the N lie. The
former conference, in the word Of the
English, no longer exists. The Eng
lnh occupation has taught them TN DIT
III politics there 10 neither morality
nor honor"
"But why should the Egyptians
seek TO get rid OF British rule? They
srs prosperous ana we'll governed un.
der It," 'f
ave L .yptians wish to be rid Of the
British rule" said Mustapha KameI.
"firstiy, becauee 1t 10 our duty as o ma
ton iuli OF vitality, knowing Its rights
towards itself, ami even towards the
holy fatberland. n
"Next, because the British occapa-
lion ruins Egypt morally and rnateri-
ally"
"Will you tell me what IL Egy PTS
attitude toward Turkey"
tine policy counseied by the
Egyptian patriots 10 the whole Of
Egypt is to bind herself 10 Turkey and
to strengthen those sonus more than
over. History tells us To follow no
other policy. II the English arc in
Egypt today, II is owing TO tue division
and Antsgonlsm which existed before
the ocou patton between the sultan and
the kheutve, Tew f1k Pashn. rhe Eng
lish ere Of present using all their
ttiorts TO divide The sultan and tho
khedive, bat VS. ars surs that the via
Tom aid Patriotism Of the khedivt
fottify him in The policy OF raproach-
meut with Turkey wherein alone resls
his welisie and that oil Il ,ypt.n
"Can you explain the sudden cause
Of the English expedition 10 Dongu-
LAP"
Mustapha Kameis certainly gave "a
new idea about EHglaLd's move.
"FOr long time past" ne said, "the
English have looked yearningjy to-
wRrl bcudan. They wish TO grasp
that inexbRustible sources OF rIuhes.
They are aware that tho master OF the
syuuau Is the master OF Egypt, and
tnst II the European powers mansge
TO make England evacuate Egypt the
fee Bouuan. which owes Europe no
ueot us Egypt uoes, would become an
English province. In that direction
they have worked for long Year,,
When they saw In 1891 that France
anu Russia were preparing Tor au en-
iente and could give the negus OF
Abytsinis officers and arms 10 order to
push him toward the Soudan, the
Enelith pushed Italy toward Abys.
slDla to prevent the advance o. the
negus into the SoudHn.s Their game
tueceeueu remarkably well and Italy
being naively thrown upon Ayssinia,
uio but serve the plans et England
with her blood aud her money.
Ever ekii!ul, the English under
pfetonsion Of saving The Italians
lrofited by their disasters 10 undertake
the Dongola expedition with the as
tsnt OF the triple alliance. Today to
complete the comedy England asks
Italy to give her back Kassaia.
"rhus 1t Is that the English have
mocked all Europe without Europe
Forcing them to leave our dear father.
lshd."