Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-10-14 | Page 4 | Local News

It wob Inevitable that Secrctar) Hav s note of protest against the treatment treat-ment of the Jews In Roumanla should ntttiut the attention of crnnks and wild theorists. Thus, Urbaln Gohler, In the Independent, calls upon Secrctar) Secrc-tar) Hay to do as much for the Armenians Arme-nians ns he has done for the nffllctcd Jews, basing his plea bn humanitarian grounls, nnd nlso on the proposition that the Sultan promised to the signatories signa-tories of the Iterlln treaty that there should be religious toleration In the empire and now Mr Gohler thinks that this counlr) should also call upon those poiverB to compel Turkey to Btop the Armenian massacres Hut the two iscb ate widely different ltoumanla Is the creature of the Ilerlln conference confer-ence tho powers nro responsible for the nation and can uphold or destroy It at their behest, at.d primarily our complaint was that the oppressions in-lllcted in-lllcted upon the Jews In ltoumanla drove them to our shores, where the) are undesirable Immlgi tints On the other hand Turkey was one of the nations na-tions represented at the Ilerlln conference confer-ence the other powers merel) dealt with Turke), nnd In no senso created tho state nor did they claim any right In Its Internal administration, so that Turke) stands rejecting the Hcrlln conference on an altogether different footing from that of Iloumnnln, and then we have no complaint In regird to the Immigration of the Armenians So that Mr Gohler la undertaking to make a (.arment that fits ltoumanla cover n much larger figure, und It wont do