The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-03-12

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Tor the creation Of peasant proprietary wher-
ever possible: to restore. define and legaltze
tenant rights In Ulster, and extend II to the
whole OF ireland, We must sink all minor off.
ierenees. put aside ell personal feeling and
M e s rss es ssSs 6s
tone 70 s. adopted I s. hs Moms kas foiovers
Hir Stafford Northeote. has issued an address
to tho electors OF North Devon, IN which he
Parliament has. throughout period Of un-
common din1culty and anxiety. upheld the
o q 1seP m sson
Its foreign. colonial and domestic policy haye
all been animated by the came spirit and the
Integrity and constitution OF the empire. and 10
knit together the various races who own the
1p ns g @ sSs a e
hs ysn ,cn @ von IL sys s ssd
county and The 0 general peace 81 Europe: has
emphatically proclaimed q national detormina-
ton TO. maintain. strengthen and defend the
% promoted measures Tor TIE advancement 81 t6e
true interests Of Ireland. while It has steadily
resisted proposal. te1dtng to weaken the ties
legisl alton it has kept IN view the Importance
Of aiming ct the general good OF the commqni-
y na ss bCsn q sas Ss f .s es Ss sls %
Industrial class. After period Of commercial
depression almost unexAmpled. and q grave
e1r she q deisnns M IL
three different quarters OF the globe. the TAXA.
tion Of the country is lighter than in almost
amount 81 the national debt stands now ct
dgna s,sn.sssn millions below the sum ct which We
"A war into which but for Q decided policy We
should have probably been drawn, would nave
rust rust that % sae period q anziesy il drsWins 10
close. Should the election result In q reward
Of confidence in the present ministry II Will pc
Ss e
have We maintained q In sight OF the Empire and the
The Home Rule confederation. of Great
Britain has Issued the following violent mani-
iss.o g ths Home Bale Association and Irish
4 letter 10 The Viceroy q Ireland. declaration
Of war upon your country and your friends:
e19 es oes s seans and
Beaconsfeld's vicious .manifesto directly ap-
irish Nationality. The ministry neither Knows
nor cares how to relieve our distressed fellow
policy has been an inglorious and disastrous
failure. Vote against him as you would against
an enemy of your coun1srys e a1aIy.s ~ ~. ,o,,ov,n.
ans q ls ensa HasH
mel tDunRerrsnl,, Jas. z. Finqegan lEnnisl.
foas4 sSsann sassa nSh; nSSa I9a
The The Right Hon. W. e. Gladstone has issued
the following address to the electors OF Mid
I'm an electioneering address issued by Lord
Beaeonsfield. attempt 1s made to work upon our
union and the abandonment OF the colonies:
These VINO ENDANGERED the union with Ireland
were the party that maintained q there an "a alien n
ferior to ours. TO the colonies Liberal admin
istrations gave them popular ana D89nsl6ts ,tl
she Whole Strength Of the empire. and organized
tieements es sol Of British North Hmesica into one
ed home LEGISLATION. aggravated public distress
BY continued SHOCKS to confidence. and aug
mented public expenditure and taxation
prerosative By gross misuse. weakened the en-
pire BY needless wars; dishonored It ~ the ey es
OF Europe by dlching Oyorus from the Porte
sia; iured Turkey 10 dlsmemberment and ruin,
and loaded India with an upjustifable war. The
ministry 6ae doHs e
tage Of ascendancy In the councils OF Europe
The word ascendancy Is best known to rs by its
hays Issues sb
doubt thar Midlothian will nobly discharge its
oII.s In the House Of Commons to- day the ohancel.
| lor of the Rxcheauer presented the budget.
showing that the revenue this year yields
"a. .1st 900 pounds less than estimated. leaving q
deficit OF 93 sss,0Oo.
Supplementary estimates" Sir Stafford
Northcote said. would have further increased
the deficit to about Is 900 600. II all the money
| asked for under the estimate had been spent
but contrary to expectation 1t was more thar
covered by savings in Oiher branches OF expen
diture, and the deficiency is only 13 $40 QUO. Ths
| cost of the Zulu war WAS 81. $4,000. nearly all g
which had been betrayed By En9land; Esti.
mates for the next year are rs follows: Expen
ditures. f8l ASS 600: revenue. f8i 800 600. Tn.
Chancellor Of the Exchequar thus estimates
the surplus for the year 1880 at x7s 900. but b.
proposes to adont measures which VIII increas
i this surplus to f178 100"
i LONDON, March 1.-THE Chancellor Of th
/ ExYheuuer. In his speech explaining the bud
get In detail, stated that as he was obliged, II
i consequence Of the early dissolution OF Parl1a
mept to present the budget before the close
II the financial year, he had taken great pains
make the estimates for the unexpired porttol
cautious and safe. He had no intention to sui
NIT to vote for g contribution from this coun
try towards meeting the expenses q tne "a
CHAN war. In conclusion he declared that tn
result Of six years tenure OF once by the prai
ent government would be the reductlon OF g
funded debt by f20 $40 eco.
The Swedish bark Boomerang. Capf T1oDeIl
befora reported at Bordeaux. from Pensacol
lost iler deck load, and also lost tW0 men owe
b.ard. She had her boats 6ma1ned and hl
i cabin flied With water.
. Th0 steamer 0th0ll0, which B01lod rom 40
On fhe ele ehth Instant for NeW York. mas put in
S tp1ymoufh. haHlnG Lost her ealAs efen0o1one =