, 1881-04-06
ilar Opposition. There arc annie prospects
VI u general tnliGp nnd -

VI " general f1niGC, utd
M lack nr t'ttoMIscCnCa sKIi,MIs,iiSU.
itIe II, ,unMs!Ion VIII not I!aYc tho support Of
snfs s,'i fp hc IT, MhnTassu gy free ancys TN Its nwl
aIs' t,,n I,n9 + ,lark foetor. whose share p
IN nv 's1ass nisr Il y @ @Tt1ETtar tonlr1ntea a d
~ l5scelnher last, snid tliat tho 1'arnulltes
fI!iE!1t yet n seen Hettng III concert with tho
lnfaes to ;'elnat Alr. Glaftslone's ,ncnsure Of
frl!eranse Of That pl,ject. Tw, Df tlIcIJ'
,.,lml'er. Nfcssrs. F!nIgAlt nntl llenly, lln'r.
M.cn at Coventry, wsleru III election IS gol nH
on tn.'tay. nstrnctlng The Irish elert0rs tn Hto
nrIer to .iefcnt Il renl!y Able ind refOrr ,f,ng
!:iberal, Sir UKftred' kay Shutllcw Ufsli.
Gnyern!,ent ior its coerciso leglslat' ss,n hy
nllnE lhe return of III, opponent Of Is rt!-
tnetial M r1eaSltrc; but 10 net %, the lmrt nf
t(lo !rrecnneflables Ut tic I.an Ier.y .l,e ca,i
now snfl'risa aMybotly. The Coer Ion bills
f"sss @ serS s ws I on aMd tss ensEes 70 c{ t t,lo
thry nre not likely to DC ftcn' Ntl ngaln.
Iliero arc mel, MinOtlg them VIII 0 will be rs
sincere N llfolnos'nE the l.Alld- Tenure bill
n,ut thts iIt-jdgcd diversion Ut i;,yeitry viii
not te1Hl to union nnOng therJelvcs. ! nm
cnnlldent TINT the c0rs0 Of evt n.ts will show
AS Foit THE cOSsE1.y kTIvEs,
t?a .horc ,n sau bG no doubt ttat o. ;ho la, Ges-
caasd TO bDrr1w Il wGll-F:tl0wn phrase Of
their great cltef-slnce The overthrow of tllo
C0npeIlsRtior-for-Dist CT Dlll Inst stlnl-
liler. 1t IL truu that their education on tho
lnttf question has not hG.il the su9nr-pfuni
process which Mr. D!sran'lt successfully sl-
perlntunded ut tic time IT the last extension
OF tho suffrage, On the contrary, 1t Inns been
different snrt of. school, tuul tho Lanu.LeaEllo
agitnti1n lins bccn wholesome discipline
To- large and tluJdar,l cinss on whom
infldcr lcss0ns were lArown away. Now That
rent.pnylng. has ngefn bec0lnu active as Il
co!ditson OF occupancy, 1t does the Tories nv
Injustice to antlcipa.:e that they will tnke atl-
vantagcof altered circumstances to tmpnir
md Ubstruct Mr. Gctutlstullc's measure OH
tsle other hantl, 1t will hn Il point Of honor
With tile Govcrnt19ent that 1t shnll PASS essen-
TALLY uttintpalre'l, md tho Speakers new
rHle3 p!ace y pUNgrfttl engine At their dis
p)sal tor forcing their measure through.
On tho whole,
ITS PROSPECTS, ARE HIGHLY FAVORABLE,
even with the 1EOuse Of Lords looming In tho
backgroulid. kts fate In the lIouse Ut Lords
Will be teter.Hliira BY its fortune III the Conf
mons; md III the Commons this hope IL nut
| intrus!cally tho strength. Of the measure
lies in tlie fnet tllat 1t comes before rnrllu.
| lhellt witt! the consent Oh the one lluI,d pf
great tGrrltorln1lsts OF tho Whle trudttons OF
tho Duke Argyll and the Marquis of Hart
1ngton, and Of such earnest Radicals rs John
| bright nh1 Joseph Chamberlain On tho 0tller.
| The objection 1iny perhaps be raised by some
| !sAtltcals ns well us by t1la Lun1-LeGguenlen,-
bcrs, tlIAt 1t inherlts thB defects OF 4 hybrid
IMtroliu.e; bit, wlnteyer Its defects. tho bill
ouEl,t t,,, t% ha'e pr'orl. t!le grsat merit OF
fects may be more sentimental than real.
/ .RANUuLptI.