New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-14
,r,D,yG 5opICS IN LONDON.
=, NV, NJ IHr GRfAT c0NIFsI 10" TV'' ~
,..,,,r- ,auarrsifs TO MINISTER LOWELL
rpr uo>roE DOCTRINE AssAILtD'
Icy cAnIE TO TIE TRIBuSEI

-..r rfnNIpT DOCTRINE ANNhIi'b'
Icy c,nE TO TIE TRIBuSEI
LONDON. saturday. March 13S
..,-.,orcncnt Of the approaching dissolution
.,r.,r,-,at is received joyfuny by both parties
r,1,b,r.l. hail the opportunity Of an appeal 10
=. ...,.r, while the Conservatives rejoice at be-
'-....i..,e5 from the intolcrable expense OF pro-
.,,ra..iur. Their complaints on this score
.i.,.,,l the Governments decision. but the
..,.rafe cause was undoubtedly the collapse oil the
,~..,,1 which elected ever-increasIng protests,
.........,.,, every metropolitan seat held by the
,.. M. Grant Dufi,M. T., says the Government
e..t.l IN by beer and aoated out by water'' lhere
.lrua,u, evidence. nevertheless, that the diS'o-
....,,,. contemplated from the beginning OF the
..o The Government was waiting for a favora-
.5..,,,.,on. bat was compelled finally TO dissolve
,...,,re ti.astcr. which was otherwise inevitable
uov nrAcoNsrmLD's APPEALIs REGARDED
t.,l r.,cop.fcld's manifesto, originally COM
,.lin expectation of an appeal TO the constituent
... ,,.,r.t Irsh obstruction" is considered dar-
.. ,lr.,t. and INSCRIPTIONS unprecedented in FORM
.,1,rf,undcd IN fact Nobody believes the accu-
..t.rrat the Liberals intend to dismemberthe EN-
.... p.rnop. Of the document elicit protests from
,,., fls Tory journals The Times rebukes certain
.,,,...ors. The Standard dcrIdes its eccentricity
tft,,-. attended TO InfuTate the Irish 1t has sue
,.,d.d 4 moderate Irshman like Mr.. William
,l,v. the Home Rule leader, denounces 1t as a
.I.,,, ,,.altiDg missive" Lord Beaconsfed at
,...,..t snatch victory 10y relying two points
,.iv against the Libcrals-comphcity with the
HIM. ra,e movement ana opposition to English
a.enIaacy n Europe.
mn tIHurAIS PLAN or CAMPAIGN.
r., Liberal leaders Lord Harrington, Mr.. Glad
,..r. nd others make dignfed replies. and decline
,.f... tbe isspcs 10 be narrowed. They reiterate
,..,,.,o.,tiona Of the failure of the Governments
r..., abroad. its complete legislative incapacty'
r.l... finance and neglect of urgent reforms. MI
C.l.are viii attack on Monday Sir Stafford
N.l...t.s .hambling budget.
nnru ,fprs HOPEFUL.
,r.I, rr.tend. 60 forctcll the result Of tho com
t. .l..top. accurately. Extreme men OF both
.....u large majority. II is reported that
r..t.,I I...onaricrs are less sanguine since tho
,.,,t we received from the country. Tie
t..... provincial papers are more enthusiastic and
,....rf chan those iu ,nGon where Tory social
f.a... poi poudcrat Liberal officials say
.,....t a small majority. Whichever side wins
t.. i. ..rGlout of gaining II seats IN Ireland {"
. ,.r..l anl hope 20 recouquer certainly
tt..ll u.rll seats sacrificed a. tie last
,...o. ll iali, dis.cusion-. Assuming tins cat
..... ,. n.. correct. they would gain more than
f.t.lurrd 90 overcome the present Tory
.,. lrt since this estimate includes Home
Tn. n..F Liberals would prefer TO SEQ the
uu. small muonty. expecting shortly TO
t...t. Government, and compel trosh d'ssolu-
IHt uI-H TACTICS.
Ih. lf.. ....ur tuinr, ccca-ioucd to the Liberals
..u OF 100 Irish alliance, are reso'v d
ir. ., rrausc Do pledge rcspecnng Home
I.r., rnel DO candid1tc-. aud agree 10 support
r..... ....,.. fhc Government
IUl ..,If-I ulCUN ACTIVITY.
.,n ,.mraisn is already in full swing
Co.,. . ucus empty members are hnHy-
ttur...,. I,l,ne.cs. and no legislation Is pos
'h. .,u.. temporary measures Numerous adj
i.-uea. but candidates are nearly every
vI. N,d Altogether there are 900 candi-
d..... ... nad l.r iho G,2 seats. The Liberals
rru..d lt the -uidcuncss Of the disso'u'
t0. .. lIrIt ready aud "a. better organized 'han
H.r .4.f election. lhou greatest difficulty "a ~
o.. ..ndidaics 60 contest the counties In a
s..I r.mner of counties The Tories are unooposed
tHn f.e iawn.,s If the Liberals possessing the
vr..I ......,f, $50 couni-fbaiance the local in-
rnr..e.f Ile large landowners, who are generally
ta..stl 1ttc. I.ord Harrington expects - carry
lsn..ttrr ~ Gadatone's return for Midlothian
is .lnlfi,ii, doubtful; heuce Leeds intends tC
60. IIn without asking BIS sanction. Lords Gran
sr.ni urtngtou remain tho Liberal leaders
a. Gladstone entcts the campaign ~ a private
t...rh. undoubtedly diminishing the Liberal en-
t....fn. hHf rertfanremcnf et the last moment
va. nprelhIs Mo.i leaders Of the Ministerial op
r...n bold safe sesis including Mr Forster
o. NiHiam Iirsouft aud Mcssrs. towe
ta....H uItr 0,soben. Tsvoett and Chamber
h. i.an Nale, esn scarcely hops for success ~
t. 81. .ant stses oa che Right Hon. William "
||I f. I. f.afessniafion ~ Westminster. Nj
.afs in Birmingham Tho Tories will ~
N.. ia assir, eco seats there and probably los.
iE ths iihsfsh have hitherto been unable Il
t.I .afsh'e man 30 opDoss Ne Waliof ln nefk
sstus perensfr