, 1881-11-13

/ UILLETIy OppUStu III lA0 4CICA4b %''1A!o@'
nlale by Childers In the army system
and the Radical journals insinuate that he i
doing his utmost TO ti1wart thein. ih'
attacks have been going on i'll a covert wa!
for some time past, but they are now III
! longer masked. Sir Garnet Wolseley. rep
rcsentative of the new military school. vii
be appointed to tile .Adjutrnt-{'cneralshl1
in April. This is intended lis decisive blow
ut the Dukes influence. The practical con
troll OF the army will fail into Wolseley':
hands, and he Is not likely to exercise nj:
powers with any regard for the Dukes pref.
udices or opinions. The Pull Mall Gdzettt
has opened 4 rakfng fire upon tile Duke.
ONE CONTRIBUTOR
says: "The Duke belongs to q family
which, for many generations past, cannot
show single man who possessed those pow
ers which we now SO urgently seek.
Has his training been the kind OF trimming
that would develop those powers? England
is dearer and greater than any Englishnlan,
even though he should sit, not Oh the steps
o the throne, but on the throne itself. This
allusion is apparently aimed ut 4 higher
parsonage than the Duke Itcannot be said
that the Dukeis great soldier. He saw some
powder burnt i'll earnest III the Crlme:@,
but his reputation with his brigade OF High
Ianders and guards was saved from utter de
struction ut the .Alnla by that grizzly old
veteran, Sir Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde,
who got no thanks for it. lie
fnuebt ION at the hattie Of Iukermaun. and
then his medical adviser surgei 4 change of
air. and. Welding reluctantly. no donbt. IN
their orders, his ROYAL 1lighness returned
houe. and. in 1876. On the death at Lord
1jardinye hrcaue Commandment, Chief
trur nrEr - 4 ,1A.n wn,.rrr
anil has 1ahorrd coucciant;ouclv IN, mako
,,i,ns..|f master nf rio ,,aw 1oo,;c. ,,d th.,
nav svstan,s .,f w,rfoTn hnt ir.;s un3an;,hl,.
t,,,t In i. ha,,,,aro, hv III: iii n.soc;,,;nns 6
ami tl,+ ,,;. s,jl, h,avn. WITH tho o,,,t,, o,,i
hlasnhomnus ,.,, y,.nt1.'u..n of mo "f,rntr;,
.,,,I t,a1hnicl- ,, ,hat MA nr;tisn eo,,I;ar
,,.han Isd hv 1,t,;cor. whnsa nn1r e+,,Jv v,s
t,,a l,,ntinv.fia1d oou,, t,,,,s,, nv othar t;t,
mn, ,,.,<, ,1,,t h,o ,,or,,;,, ;e a., o,,o,,,;no
+;nn and /, s,,,ra u;s Rn,,l 1Iighnass ,,,,1ra.
o,a, bne lar h;,,sa}f o,n,, =, nt,,cl. =, othar
mottars onl usn.ciollv in lis rr.ad far sinn-
cures Stju iii, The raucrnl onininp finn
the Radicals are making him the seaperoat
for the breakdown of Mr.. t,hildrr,' system
THE rA1,1c>ts ARE Hecou1So MORE
Acrrss1vr.
Mr.. Chamberlain,s rone at BIRMINGHAM IN
was 1nnre lefittinp ri,e head Of
tle Government than n snbor,1inate. FL.
,unonurpd that 1--WE ara m tha oy.
nf prpnt and ,nomantous changes =,
which In hnnpti vnuld h. ,ccour1ishad
wjthm,t vio,cnce or disorder and t,av,.
his andiance II nnuarst,nd that s,yaaunv
might In loo1;ad far Nr Cla,1.
r.,.upt sn.aohas hnt rho, Mr. l,h,nhar,.;,,
I,as cn,ne N br regarded os
the nilot and snol,esman of rho ca1,.
met The premier snaal,s in enfpmas
hu1, t,hamhcrra;n,s narah1e is ,Iwavs
stroirht to the mint IIo roIn thp Ir,sl nrn.
ple the ether ,tav thar if thev oskr,l thav
would receive anytbinp short nf senaration
and be now tells the agricu1tural ia1,orers
Int the Clerk has strnck for
rr,r1f, rxEu.yctftsrurvr
mi that IL they stand hy the Government the
government will divide IN the I,ndInrds,
r. is ci.ar that tha Vyhior int,,,.
,nca IN tfe Cahiret has pone Mr. t,,o1s,on..
,as named Lord lIart;noton and rord
;rany1,ir as his successors bnt nilko and
ara much mira 1itatv m ha
ha MOI, 'rhe Radicals evnrcs: imn,tiunca
II tho ras.r.,;,,+. tha wh;o crn,.ot,n,, ;,,,
,osns nnon them ami If onvt,irg s,,on,l
h, ma, ~ Tho 1,r,,,;or IL, wiz natt,a..n.
y;II ha ,lr1vu, ,vifhin j, Ya,r ;n,r tha Tor,,
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,;ncl-s w. Sn,;t,, ,,onnn,cas tia ,.a1;a, ~ |
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nJ ,n,;,,s a,t ,.;tl, 'rr.a+ foroe ,,,,+
Io ea,,a,,o of I,,,s.r;aI E.sIorot'n.
nj 80 ~, I,,,or;o, y,I,...,ra;, ,s ,,adnass ~.
,.,,oda oo,,,,',+ h., f,r,,, ln, n.,ro1
.snc;.+;,,n, nv, ,,.,. ,ot,sral ,.s1-,,., a,,s.
;,o,,t,1 ~, - r,,rio,,d 49,, ~ -.
.-:.. o.. 49,: ,s n.:,:,
nsl'le- OIL fEailcls' loyal bfltlsh pensto1er
hat lie Is, declares that there Is no wish for
i'll Canada. think, however,
nat no small proportion OF tile tizzlng loyalty
t the Canadians Is assumed for purpose.
When Sir John Macdonald comes here lie
Ellis us at every opportunity that Canada las
Ii army Of G5o,00o men ready to spill their
tst drop OF blood for the old flag, and
THEN HE ASKS FOL. AN APPROPRIATION
IN other words, new loan), to be suuan-
cred in railways and canals which do not
ay, and which ultimately, like the new
a1iadian Pacific Railroad, fall under Amer
an control, or, like THE lnter-Colonial, are
,ndered useless by shorter routes. Unless
have OGEll EriGVQuS(y luiSiIlf0rlnttf. |