The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29 00:00:00

Pond &multi Expreso,

DOROFIRSTER, APRIL 29th, lOC

Dotes.

Mr. Hempluny Elbast's expected address me
bored last week, and his views and intentions will be
found Mated in this topiarian. This finally disposes
of the vain idea that M. Start will stood for Dor-
abater, and the announcement was doubtless bailed
with Weems eatkelaotiou by ILL Brymer's supporters
I. this Borough, se we are stirs it was by Lord
.fillegton's OUSIZIWOUS Weeds in the °misty. Yet
soother candidate for the county is assosseed,
viz., Mr. George Hollings, banieter-at-law, of the
Temple. The quartette is now complete. Mr.
Hollings address will be found in soother mimeo, bad
It will be observed, his views are dowdy identified
with these of the late lir. Fowler, wham defeat
Ii 3276 Mr. Hollings charaoterkes PS the

greatest political blonder to the prejodiee of agricul-
tural ladostry since the abolitioo of the Con) Laws.
Mx. Hollings ham explained his views to those whose
wee he now champions, sod they are Lately Goa.
bawd to his address. "My purpose," says Mr. Hollings,
I. to carry on the good work Mr. Fowler waa so 'lrian
So achieve." As tie election Ls not likaly to tskii
place for ems Shim sod.. 'soh ceadidata appears
to be is earned, sod anxious to explain hie vein and
position fully to the sectors, we antioip ea • lively
time.

Do:abetter and other towns of • similar size in tho '
county are not, vita all that has been said sad
threatoned au the subject, to ice, their Amisse, 11w.
U. to boilers the words of Mr. Jostioe Lopes,
odd:mood to the (brood Jury it Nadia( on Thursday,
sad we presume thio learned judge would not spook
without authority from beadpsorton. &mai tows.
who roles Moir ssabsat privileges and lastitutioes more
than DoralmoterJueve bees greatly stirred oo this in over
sad deputations hare expeemod pretty plain'y molt '
leginp thereon. Whether this h.. aaything to do
with the doeislosi *I the jades, or Ent we cannot says
beat the jades above mentiosed i aormed ths Oaths*
nen oomprising the Grand Jary it was not proposed
to marriage the airaulle es had boos Mated, or to
remove the ariatinal redoes from the towns in which
they had hitherto been hold, but to so oonosetrsts
slog work ao to enable • large samb.r of judge, to be
b Loadaa.

Kr. Childers is Dot Greatly the kind of °ham*lior
of the Zrohemose to make • Bodget interesting. We
speech no Thursday night was made before • thinner
sealers time has bees known no Budget night for
wetly • rineration. The OZOit4llllll4 of the evening
was conoentrated, as it has often beim oonoentrated of
Labs, upon question time. Tim thoughts of the House
were eagrosesd in Berber and Ebert nun rather than
Ms Budget and the coinage. There is talk about
Indian troop.; but the,. la no time to wilt for them ;
moreover. Mr. Gladstone is scrupulous to the lad
degree to avoid sod to repudiate Me um of lb. word
Expedition. The Government " will sasure the safety
of Gordon." "Theo are troops to be ..at 1" The
Neat*, has used words which oould be so eon-
Anted as to bear that mom Such are the phrases on
whiste changes have been so often rang during the
last few nights. The commonly-suggestid eolutlors of
the enigma la that formal overtures of place are to bs
made with the iduar'.

The Government believe they hays hit upon • plan
for ontting—as any cannot untie—the Gordian "
about which so much (Inputs has arises le the Lord's
anundinent to Lord Csrangford's Cattle Blil. Kr.
Dodson practically reintrodoossl, another cisme
that Imitude of discretion in the Privy Council which
It we. the objeot of the Lords to preclude. No doubt
• serious principle is involved; but the die Polo boon
the appearanoe of being • mere wrangle over words.
The Pail-office authorities were all wrong in their
mioulatione about the Parcel, Poet And it we. no
wonder; for they bed no auffioient data to start upon,
They maculated on having much more to do then was
actnally the 0n.., and provided • machinery altogether
out of proportion to what we. reqeisite. All this
admits of remedy. The machinery may be—has
been, in face—reduced, and this breads of the service
might grow,and develops into the practical perfection
of tbe letter poet. Bat the root of the matter is thet
the Government has made a bad bargain with the
railway companies The latter get 25. out
of every 11. which is paid by the public, Indeed
so far do the companies profit by the Government
system that it la not an unoomenon thing foe them
when they are unusually busy Is their own penale
department, to send whole loads of the packages
sommitted to them through the Pool, lb often, pays
not merely as well, but much better to do this