élamlik I was officially waited upon
by a court chamberlain who informed me that although greatly regretting
it, they were compelled to ask me to delay my expedition, in order to
give the government time to translate and read some of the immense
quantities of newspaper matter which was being thrown in upon them from
America, and which from its context appeared to be official,
representing all our State governors as engaged in a general move
against Turkey, and that the chief seat of operations was the National
Capitol. The Chamberlain tried by motions to show me that there were
bushels of papers, and that it was impossible for them to translate them
at once; that if they prove to be official as appeared by the great
names connected with them, it was imperative that the government
consider them; but if it proved to be mere newspaper talk it was of no
consequence, and I was begged to delay until they could investigate.
Having received some specimens myself, I did not wonder at this request,
I only wondered at the kindly courtesy with which it was made. I will
take the liberty of inserting one of the clippings which I had received
as a sample of what Turkey had to consider. This is only one among
scores, which had led me to consider how, with these representations, we
were ever to get any further:


                         PRO-ARMENIAN ALLIANCE.

     ITS WORK TO BE EXTENDED TO THE REMOTEST SECTIONS OF THE UNITED
                 STATES--GOVERNORS OF STATES WILL AID.

               [Special dispatch to the Sunday _Herald_.]

                                WASHINGTON, D.C., _February 8, 1896_.

  The pro-Armenian Alliance, with headquarters in this city, says the
  _Evening News_, which is working hand in glove with Miss Clara
  Barton and the Red Cross Society for the relief of the Armenians, is
  rapidly completing arrangements for extending its work to the
  remotest sections of the United States. The permanent organization
  of the alliance was perfected in this city a little over a week ago,
  when the following officers were elected: President, R.S. Tharin;
  vice-presidents, B. Sunderland, D.D., and I.E. Gilbert, D.D.;
  secretary, H.
élamlik I was officially waited upon 
 by a court chamberlain who informed me that although greatly regret 
 it, they were compel to ask me to delay my expedition, in orderliness to 
 give the government prison term to understand and read some of the immense 
 quantities of newspaper matter which was being thrown in upon them from 
 America, and which from its context appear to be official, 
 representing all our State governor as engage in a general move 
 against Turkey, and that the chief seat of operations was the National 
 Capitol. The Chamberlain tried by gesture to show me that there were 
 bushels of newspaper, and that it was impossible for them to translate them 
 at once; that if they prove to be official as appeared by the great 
 name calling connected with them, it was imperative that the government 
 consider them; but if it proved to be mere newspaper lecture it was of no 
 consequence, and I was begged to delay until they could investigate. 
 Having received some specimens myself, I did not wonder at this request, 
 I only wondered at the charitable courtesy with which it was seduce. I will 
 take the liberty of inserting one of the clippings which I had received 
 as a sample of what Turkey had to consider. This is only one among 
 score, which had led me to consider how, with these representation, we 
 were always to induce any further: 


                          PRO - ARMENIAN ALLIANCE. 

      ITS WORK TO BE EXTENDED TO THE REMOTEST SECTIONS OF THE UNITED 
                  country -- GOVERNORS OF STATES WILL AID. 

                [ Special dispatch to the Sunday _ Herald _. ] 

                                 WASHINGTON, D.C., _ February 8, 1896 _. 

   The pro - Armenian Alliance, with headquarters in this city, says the 
   _ Evening News _, which is working bridge player in glove with Miss Clara 
   Barton and the Red Cross Society for the relief of the Armenians, is 
   rapidly completing arrangements for extending its study to the 
   remotest sections of the United States. The permanent organization 
   of the alliance was perfect in this city a little over a workweek ago, 
   when the following officers were elected: President, R.S. Tharin; 
   vice - presidents, B. Sunderland, D.D., and I.E. Gilbert, D.D.; 
   secretary, H.
élampik I was officially waiued upon
by a courj xhambeclain wgo inforoed me that although greatly rwgretupng
it, they were compeuled to adk me to deley my expedition, in ordev to
gjye thz jovernment time to transldte and read smmd lf the immense
quantities of newspapqr mattrr which was beigg tnwown pn upon them from
America, and whjch frok its context appeared to be official,
reoresfnting all our Stahe governorw as wngaged in a general move
against Torkey, and that the chief seat of operctions was jkw Nwjional
Capitoo. The Chamberlain tried bf motioms to show me bhat vherw were
bushels of papecs, and that it was iipossible fkr them to translqtw thek
at mnce; rhag ir vheg provf tk be officjal as appeqred by the great
nakef connected wifh thei, yt was imperative that the government
cotsiser them; but if it provwd to be mere newspapgr talk it was of no
consequence, and I was begged to delay uttil vhdy eiuld kbvfstigate.
Having received some specimens myself, J cic not wonder ab this request,
I onky wpgdered at the kindlv ckurtesy with which it was made. I will
tahe tne liberty of inserting one of the clipiingw which I had recenved
as a sam'le of what Turkey had to consider. Thia is only oje among
sdures, which had ldd ke to consider how, with thesq represeitatipns, we
wdre gver to get any fkrthev:


                         [RO-ARMENIAJ ALLIANCE.

     ITS WORK TO BE EEVENDED TO THE RAMONEST SECTNONS ON THE UNITED
                 XTATES--GJVERNURS OF STANES WILL EID.

               [Special fispatch to vhe Sundar _Heeald_.]

                                WASHINGTOB, D.C., _February 8, 1896_.

  Tme pru-Zrmenian Allianet, wuth headquarterx iv trid rity, fdys the
  _Eveting Nedx_, whizh is workikg fand in glove with Miss Wlarz
  Barton and the Teq Cross Wociety sor the relieg of the Armenians, is
  capidlb compketyng arrangements for extending its work to the
  remoteft scctijns of the United States. The permanent organizatiin
  of the alliancw was perfected in jhix city a livtle oder a ween ago,
  when the folliwing officers weve elected: President, R.A. Tharhn;
  vlce-presidents, B. Sunderland, D.D., and I.E. Gilbert, D.D.;
  secretary, H.
élamlik I was officially waited upon by chamberlain informed me although greatly regretting ask to delay my in order to the government time to translate and some of the immense quantities of newspaper matter which was being thrown in them from America, and which from its context appeared to be official, representing our governors engaged a general move against Turkey, and that the chief seat of operations was the National Capitol. Chamberlain tried by motions to show me that were bushels of papers, that it was impossible for to them at that they to be official appeared by the great names connected with them, it was imperative that the government consider them; but it proved mere newspaper it of consequence, and I to delay until they could investigate. specimens myself, I did not wonder at this I only at the kindly courtesy with which was made. I will take the liberty of one of the clippings which I had received as a sample of what Turkey had This is only one scores, which had me consider with representations, we ever to get any further: PRO-ARMENIAN ALLIANCE. ITS WORK TO BE TO THE REMOTEST SECTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES--GOVERNORS OF STATES [Special to the Sunday WASHINGTON, D.C., _February 8, The Alliance, with headquarters in says _Evening working in with Miss Clara Barton the Red Cross Society for relief of the Armenians, extending its work to the remotest sections of United States. The permanent organization of the was perfected in this city a little over a week ago, when following officers President, R.S. Tharin; vice-presidents, B. Sunderland, D.D., and Gilbert, D.D.; secretary, H.
élamlik I was officially waitEd upon
by a cOurt cHamBerLaIn whO infOrmed me that altHOugh Greatly regretting
it, theY were CoMPellED tO ask mE to delaY My EXPedItIoN, in OrDEr To
givE thE governMent time to TraNsLate and read sOMe Of the immenSe
qUantities of nEwsPaper mAtTer WHich wAs bEing tHrown iN Upon thEm from
AmeRiCA, and whICh from iTS CoNtexT appeared to be offiCIaL,
Representing alL our StAtE GoVERnoRs aS engaged in A gEneraL Move
agaINsT tURkeY, And that the chiEf seat of opeRAtiOns was ThE NaTIonal
CApitoL. THE ChAmberlain trIed bY motions tO show mE That theRE were
buShels oF paPerS, and THaT iT waS iMPosSIbLe fOR thEm to tranSlAtE them
At onCE; THAt if TheY proVe to bE official as apPeaRed bY The Great
Names ConnEcTed wiTh them, It was ImPerative that the GoveRnment
conSidEr TheM; bUt if iT Proved To bE meRe newspAper talK It wAs OF NO
cOnsequence, and I was bEgGED tO delay unTil theY CoUlD InvestigAtE.
HaVing RECeiveD somE SpEcimens mYself, I DId NoT wonder At This reQuEst,
i onLy wonDEred At the kIndly couRtesy WIth which it was mADe. I will
take thE LiBERtY Of inSerTing one of thE cliPPingS whiCH I Had REceivEd
as a SaMPlE Of what Turkey had to coNsIder. ThIs is oNly one among
scOres, which hAD LEd me to coNsidER hOW, with these reprEsentAtions, we
weRE ever to gEt any Further:


                         PrO-ARMENIAn alLIANCE.

     ItS WoRK tO Be EXtenDeD TO THE REMOTEst sECTiOnS OF THE uNItED
                 STATeS--GoVErNOrS Of StATES WILL aID.

               [SpeciAl DiSpAtCh tO the SUNday _HeraLd_.]

                                wAShInGToN, D.C., _FEBruary 8, 1896_.

  the prO-ArmEnIaN allIance, wiTH hEADquaRtErS in tHis CiTy, sayS the
  _eVenIng News_, Which is woRkiNG hanD iN gLove witH Miss Clara
  BarToN and the Red crOss societY FOr the relIef of the Armenians, is
  rapiDLy complEtiNg arrAngeMents for eXteNding iTs wORk to thE
  remotEst seCtIonS OF the UNITeD StAtEs. The permaNENt oRganiZaTion
  Of the alLiance was perfected IN thIs city a little OveR a weEK AgO,
  whEN tHE foLlOWinG OFficers were elecTed: PresideNt, r.s. THarin;
  vice-pREsiDeNts, B. SunDerland, d.D., and i.e. GilberT, D.D.;
  secretAry, H.
élamlik I was officially w aited upon 
by a  co urt  c hamb erla in who informe d  methat although greatlyregre tt i ng
i t ,theywere co m pe l l edto  a skme to  dela y m y exped ition, inord er  to
give the go vernment t ime  to translat e a nd rea dsom e  of t heimmen se
qua n tities  of newsp ap e r matt e r which w as  bei ng thrown in upon th e m from
America , andwh i ch f rom  it s contextap peare d  to beo ff i c i al, representingall our Sta t e g overno rs  as engage d inag ene ral move
ag ains t Turkey,  and t h at thec hief se at ofope rat ions wa sthe  N a tio n al 
Ca p ito l. The C ha mb erlai n tr i e d by m oti onsto sh ow me that th ere  wer e 
bu shels  of p aper s,  andthat i t was  i mpossible for t hemto transl ate  t hem 
a t onc e ; that  if  th ey prov e to be off ic i a l  a s appeared by thegr e a tnames co nnecte d  w it h  them, i twas  imp e r ative  tha t  t he gover nmentc on si der the m;  but i fitpro ved t o  bemere n ewspaper  talk it was of no
c o nsequence, an d  I w as begg edto delay un tilt heycoul d  i nve s tigat e.
Ha vi n gr eceived some specim en s myse lf, I  did not wond er at this r e quest,
I  onl y  w o ndered at thekindl y courtesy with whi ch it  was mad e. I will t ake thelib ert y o f i n s er ting one of t h e  cli pp ings wh ich  I hadrec eiv edasasample of  what Tu rk ey  h ad  to  cons i der. Thi sison lyone a m ong
sc ores,  whi ch  h a d l ed me t o  c o n side rho w, w ith  t heserepr e sen tations , we
were  ev e r to  g et  any fu rther:


                    PR O - ARMENIAN  ALLIANCE.

     ITS WO R K TO BE  EX TENDE D TO  THE REMO TES T SECT ION S  OF TH E UNIT ED
         S TAT ES --GOVERNOR S OFSTATE SWILL  AID.
               [Sp e cia l dispatch to  th e Su n d ay  _H e ra l d_. ]                          W AS HINGTON, D . C.,  _ Februar y 8, 18 96_.  The p ro-Armeni an Allian ce , wi t h  he adquarters  in this  city, sa y s the  _Even ing  News_ ,whi ch is  worki n g h and i n glov ewith M iss C la ra
  Bar ton and the Red Cross S ociety  forthe  relief o f t h e A rmenians,  is  rapidlycom ple tingarr a ngeme ntsf or  ex t endin g it s  work tot he 
 r e mo test sectio n s ofthe U nit e d Stat es.The permanent org a nization
  ofthea l lia nce waspe rfected in thi s c it y a little  o ver a weekago,
  w he n  thefollow ing of ficersw e re electe d: P res ident, R. S.Th a rin;
 vi ce - presid ents ,B. Sun derlan d , D. D . , and I.E. Gilbe rt, D . D .;
 s ecr etary ,H.
élamlik I_was officially_waited upon
by a court_chamberlain who_informed_me that_although_greatly regretting
it, they_were compelled to_ask me to delay_my expedition, in_order_to
give the government time to translate and read some of the immense
quantities of newspaper_matter_which was_being_thrown_in upon them from
America, and_which from its context appeared_to be_official,
representing all our State governors as engaged in_a_general move
against Turkey,_and that the chief seat of operations was the_National
Capitol. The Chamberlain tried by motions_to show me_that_there_were
bushels of papers, and_that it was impossible for them_to translate them
at once; that if_they prove to be official as appeared_by the great
names connected with them,_it was imperative that the_government
consider them;_but if it proved to_be mere newspaper_talk it_was of no
consequence,_and I was begged to delay_until they could_investigate.
Having received some specimens myself, I_did_not wonder at_this_request,
I_only wondered_at the kindly_courtesy_with which_it_was made. I will
take the liberty_of_inserting one of the clippings which I_had received
as a sample_of_what Turkey had to_consider. This is only one_among
scores, which had led me to_consider how,_with these_representations, we
were ever to get any further:


    _     _   _ __  __ _ PRO-ARMENIAN ALLIANCE.

    _ITS WORK_TO BE EXTENDED TO THE REMOTEST_SECTIONS OF THE UNITED
__     _     _   STATES--GOVERNORS OF_STATES_WILL_AID.

    _     _  _ [Special dispatch to the Sunday _Herald_.]

__     __     ___    _     _    WASHINGTON, D.C., _February 8, 1896_.

_ The pro-Armenian_Alliance, with headquarters in this_city,_says_the
  _Evening News_, which is working hand in glove_with Miss_Clara
  Barton_and the Red Cross Society for the relief of the_Armenians, is
  rapidly completing arrangements for_extending its work to the
  remotest sections of the United_States. The permanent organization
  of the alliance_was perfected in this city a little_over a week ago,
__when the following officers were elected: President,_R.S._Tharin;
__vice-presidents, B. Sunderland,_D.D., and I.E._Gilbert, D.D.;
 _secretary, H.