TURKEY AND THE POWERS.
THE AGITATION IN ENGLAND. LEADING PRESS OPINIONS. Press Association—By Tel_;rr-*>h—Copyright. Paris, September 12. Several members of the Chamber of Deputies protested against the piafconio character of M. Hauotaux's policy towards Turkey. London, September 14. Lord Rosebery, alludiug to the Armenian question, said the British people were indignant beyond expression, and the feeling was aggravated by their sense of impotence. Tbe Powers were mainly to be blamed for their inaction. The ex-Premier honed the Czar would exercise his' boundless power in the course of w.Il-doing. Numbers of the clergy, both in London and the provinces, preached 3-esterday on this topic. AtSfc. Paul's prayers were offered for the Christians left in the city of doom. The agitation is growing fast. Tlie Times warns its readers against tbe danger of provoking war. The Chronicle boldly says unless the Powers depose the Sultan England must. The Standard thinks the Powers ought to exercise a veto on the new Sultan's choice of Ministers.
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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9522, 15 September 1896, Page 5
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