New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-25
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70 realize that Adrianople is not indis-
pensabl" TO their wellbeing. and espc-
cially when they observe that l. IL the
determination Of the entire nation ~
fight rather than to surrender the Holy
City.
The scene outside the offices of the
Grand Vizier yesterday Then the lead
ers Of the Young Turk party arrived
there in the afternoon was very ora =
matte one. There was considerable
crowd present. and great enthusiasm
reigned when some one unlurled nag
and waved it,
The excitement became tense When
E.nver. mounted on a white charger
came in view. accompanied by seVera'
Turkish staff officers. AS he dismouh'-
ed before the door and made his re-
quest for an audience with the Grahu
ViZier the gates closed as though auto
matically.
The pommandant of Constantlhople'
Mcmduh Pacha. himself stood on guard
and refused to allow any one to enter
except Enver Bey and Talaat Bey. one
Of his companions. After short con-
sultation among the group OUTSIDE. En-
Yer Bev and Talaat Bey returned ana
spoke To the Commandsnt' VINO oPe"eu
the door and let them in.
In the Council Chamber
Accompanied by him. they walked
straight TO the Council Chamber Where
most OF the ministers were gathered
and without any preliminaries. caEen
upon the Cabinet TO resign from Office
The demand seemed To he more or
less expected, for Kiamil Pacha lmme-
dia,elv sat down. wrote out his resig-
nation and handed it 10 Enver Bey'
who. with his companion, at once "eh'
outside. mounted their charges an"
proceeded 10 the Sultan's palace amid
the cheers Of the crowd.
The sultan a; first was disincined u
accent IN. resignation rs genuine pu'
after sending a messenger To the Grand
Vizierate and obtaining coiIhrna''oh'
he called for Mahmoud Sheiket Pacha
and appointed him Grand Nizier.
TaIaat Brv Informed the European en-
h.,ssi.s this morning that all measures
necessary 10 insure The security oil the
CITY had been taken He also addressed
circulars to the provincial governors
.xnlaining the reasons for the change
in the government and Calling upon
the p.opl. to lend their moral and ma
,erial aid TO the government '"hl'h
WAS determined 10 defend the inter
ests Of the country now faced with the
prospects OF resumption Of hosi'l-
ties
The funeral Of Mains Pachs took
place this morning. The new HIanG
Vizier and Minister Of War. Mahmud
Shefkot Paoha. an old comrade ~ tn"
dead commander In chief. was present
after the burial the members Of the
Cabinet went to the palace and took
tn, oath 81 allegiance 10 the sultan
Subsequently, the retiring Foreign MIN
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explain the foreign situation.
sultan NNenos oe~'"''"'
The sultan went 10 the mosque AZ
noon TO attend the usual Selamlik. AT
,rhich v,hmud Pacha and Envcr Bey
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have been made.
The new Cabinet IL constituted as
follows.
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Mold SHEFkET pACiA.
President % 'ouncil-sAID HELEN
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