Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-24

deputed to inform ul.e cabinet that II
must retire.
Enver hey soon issued from the
vlzefate and announced that he had
the resignation nf kmmll pasha.
which ne was tnklng TO the palace.
This was greeted with tremendous
cheering. which was franticanN re-
newca an hour and half later when
he returned from the palace. with AN
trade. appointinp Mahmoud Shefket
paxha grand vizler while awaiting
the return ~ tnvor hey. the enthusl-
asn Of tho crowd was kept at fever
pltcn hy speeches and the waving Of
banners.
on his return from the palace. the
Young Turk leader proceeded 60 the
residence Of Mohmoud shefket to
communicate the imperial messarc.
In the meantime, Talaat hey assumed
professionally the portfolio of the min
Isnv az the interior and lzgct Pasha,
that OF war
In an Interview. Taiaat ney said
the movement had not been planned.
but wns the outcome Of popular feel
ing. owlnr ta the attitude Of the gov
ornment with regard to Adrianoplc,
II Adrlanoplc We're abandoned. he
said. disturbances would break out
over the length and breadth ef the
empire. With regard 90 money. ne
sald the whole nation would make n
sacrifice.
NO compromise Is possible he
continued "The change Ia the cahi-
net means We are going to save the
national honor or perish In the at
tempt
"NVc do not want tt continuation oi
war hit We are determined 10 Keen
the fortress Of Adrlanoplc at ali costs.
This n an Indispensable condition of
peace"
Kiamil pasha ana the othcr mem-
hers of his cabinet remain In then
residences under guard A proelomn-
tinn dominating Mnhmoud Shetkci
panha as grand vi2icr, WAS read az
the portc nf O'Clock tonight. ON
Mahmoud Shcfkct pasha's arrival. he
was greeted enthusiastically hV the
great asscmblagc. The portfolio ot
foreign affairs has heen offered to
llassaen Hllmi pasha. the present
ambassador at Vienna. and q former
grand vizler.
Tahat Bey summoned Noraduna.
hian Enendi this evening for Il com
sultation on the foreign situation
The committee tonight ISSUED q
proc clamntion. explaining its cetion. II
declares that while the ottoman gov.
crnment under said pashn carried or
u victorious campaign IN Alhanln, the
succeeding government under Mukh
tar pashu ruined Turkish authority IN
Albania II thereby excited the appo.
tites 0f the Balkan powers.
"Mukhtf pnshns cabinet" contin
ues the proclamation. gave the deatl
blow to the constitution. and It's poiics
led 20 the formation OF the Balkan
leaeuc. Although It knew Of thii
league. the Mukhlar cabinet dishand'
ed 10000 troops. lussia wanted ih'
war postponed until the spring. hni
/ King Ferdinand of bulgaria Faid: w,
shall NOT ind such weak Turkisl
government in ofice IN the sprine.
"Thc general stan had prepared 9
plan OF attack against the Balkan
powers. but the Mukhtar and Eiami
cabinets. instead Of executing thi
plan. appointed incapable generals q
positions Of command and pursue,
a policy destructive Of the waflik'
spirit OF the aF.ns aud the neoplt
The kmml eahinct, instead of prose
! fNlHe INC war ultH 10 IArttit iN'
! Hamldian regime"
The proclamation further charge
I that the kiamil government was dis
! playing uniustinable weakness IN tn
: peace NEGOTIATIONS. II declares tina
I kiamil pasha betrayed his country b,
! Offering 10 yield AdrianOple and tn
I Aegean islands. and to conceal his
treason summoned consultative as
scmbly.
''fho Ottoman nutlon." the proc.
lamation concludes could not en-
dure such Il government headed hy &
traitor and thus exercised It's right ~
revolution. Hence the Kiamil cahl.
uet resigned and the snltnn was asked
tc summon a cabinet which Will be
able to take the fullest adtantagc OF
the nations strength to Protect the
fatherland
The Ottoman nation cannot sacrl.
hce its rights. and Will employ All tn,
means In IFS power 10 defend them
and shows that II wishes to live with
honor"
The city was perfectly quiet az N
o'clock tonight Severe rainstorms
probably prevented disorders.
The events leading 10 the couf
d'etat are described as follows Ta-
laat Rey visited kiamil pasha IN the
morning and urged him 70 resign
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