, 1880-03-10
The Tories Will Go to tho Collll.
try OH the Cabinets For-
elgn Policy.
No Sign Yet Made by the Lib.
erals as to Their Course
Of Action.
Tho Anti-Jesuit Clause In the French
Education Bill Defeated In
the Senate.
N. Ferry's Resignation from the Cabinet
Is Reported rs Consequence
Thereof.


Weak1v Rav;au nf tha Brea1stufFa Trai1a
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IN tIeat pEltalu aAu tAe
Continent,
.
GREAT BRITAIN.
nEAcoysrlELn TO THE DUKE or MARLBOROUGH.
LoHpoH, March a..-Tho following Is tho taxt
OF Lord ItcncuHslcid letter 10 tho Duke Of Atnrl-
boro,,gh;
10 DOWNING srREEr, March 4, 1ss0-sty L0nD
DUKE: The tnclls,lrcs Respecting tho state Of
1relanh, which her MnteAtys Government hayo
90 auxio,tsly considered with your Exccticncy,
and In which they wcro mitch Rtt1eA by your nd
vice ant1 authority, aro nnw aio.lt to bo submit
ted for loyul nssont, aud 1t ia at length III tho
power OF tho Ministers tu udvtso tho Queen 10
roctlr to tho sense Of hnr pcopto. Tho nrts nf
the ngitators, which represented that Engand,
instcad OF he!r4 her generous and SYM
pntliziug friend. was indifferent to
tho dnngcrs and sufTertngs ot ireland have been
defeated by measures Mt once liberal and pr,l-
dent, which Parliament nlmoet unanimously
sanctioned. During sfx yenrs of tho present
Administration tho improvement cf Ireland and
coutont Of our flo,y- -countrytnen In that island
have mulch nccl,rlrd tho euro of tho Ministry
MID thcy u,ny remember with satisfaction TINT
in this they huro solved
ONE or TiiE MOST DlfF1GuLT rn0Bf.EMa
EtaIlEELGN WlLn lt8 GNyEfHHUIlL AIA 1lBuInG ky
establishing II system dflprbllo cttucRtton open
to all classes and all crceds. Nuvarthntpss. n
danger, lii its ultimate rrsuts gcarccly less dis
astr0us thur pe4t!tcucp a31tl futnjt,p, and which
now engages Your ExcctIcncy's nn1ious atter-
ton, dstracts thut country. 4 pnrtion Of tho
population is attemptin9 to sever tho con-
stItutionnt tic which uttcs 1t to Circuit
NrtAin In TINT bond which has fnvoret
tho powor and prosperity of both. It ts To bo
hoped that Mt men nf light md lending wilt re.
sist this destructive doctrine. The strength Of
this nntlon depends m tho unity OF feeling
which sbo.lltl pcryailo the Unftul kingdom ard
it8 widespread tlopendencics The t,rst duty OF
tho English MIulstcr should bo tn cpnsolt1Ato
cooperation, which rrl,,lcrs Irresistible a con,-
rnunity educated us our own IN I'LL equal 1ove OF
liberty and lnw, And yot thcro nr0 some who
challenge tho e1pcdlency ut tho imperial char
| nolcr 0t this tcnln,. Having attempted and
fallod to ontccbo tho colonies by their policy Of
decomposition, they may pcrhnps now rcengnlze
In tho dalntexration Of tho Unltod Kingdom n
mode which will not onty accomplish hut precEp[-
tAto their purpose. The immediate dissolution Of
parliament will afford MI opportunity to dcotda
| upon tho coiarse which will mntorinliy tniuanoo
its future fortunes and shnpo It's destiny. tnrc-
ly In this country has there boon MI occason
more critical. The power Of England anl
THk PEACE or EulsnpE
will largely depend on tho verdict uf tho oo.ln-
try. Her afnJesty's present Ministers hive hith-
erto boon gIlubtel to sgcirG that peace 10 ncces-
sary TO tho welfure Of nil civilized countries,
aud 60 peculiarly tho interest Of cur own. hut
this 1ne!rnble blessing caiuot 10 obtained by
a passive principle ot non-tntorference. Poaco
| rests on tho presence. not to Hay ascend.
cncy, Of England In tho counclls nf Europe.
| Even at this moment tho tloubt supposed 10 10
fnscparnb!o from por,llhr election, II II docs not
diminish, certainly arrssts her Influence, md is
tho mAtu rcNspu for rot DELAYING tho appenl To