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Doo o-The three political points OF Vhe
the Liberal victory in Liverpool MI
- sneech, aud the fresh Cabinet runorS'
THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION.
Tho Tories make every effort to-day 10 rePi'Sou'
undesirable candidate the man wholh Sos'P'-
a.v tbev heartily supported They say also '''''
,.oro large Tory abstentlOns, but Nh forwooo
,.,i4.odiv the ab.est political manager in Liver
noo He knew perfectly what programme "ou'u
a;.a him the best chance of winning ana he 'ooN
"a s,ond on a platform even more socia'isVo 'H"A
a.,,ocrat,c. The Liberal and Tory caholua'eSS SUI
.,nt;olly agreed in advocating radical REFORMS III
-, 20 the suffrage and land and in measures
H. ;o,n,oviup the condition of both worHmeh anu
,hs noor The latest calculations show 'h"' '1io
ro,ias noed nearly the full strength OF the party
Tho Iiberal majority though small rePrao''
,o,ge Tory majority. The Times warns 'h0 ioiS
,lo-s that the result means new departure lron
49, if there is no constructive polcy lroni
"" MR. FoRsTERs vINDICATioN
A. r.,,,,r,s sDoech extorts the admission that 1t
ean able and conclusive vindcation OF Ills poi'''
!, Ireland from the papers heretofore bitterly up
ros,nc him. Cabinet speculations are oeco'iins
nuh,c At the same moment that the report Is oiiou
lated that Mr.. Forster has been invited 10 RESUME
oeoe This his elected an outburst of hostile emu
cm in identified s.,,11. with 41 a onlSIr uaao r
LAIN VII resolved at all hazards % 10 tAb noing M
FAers exclusion permanent. This game Is oeins
pIayed too openly, though nobody supposeS Hi
Forster could or would reentor the CABINET uhuei
the present circumstances.
POLITICAL CRITICS PUZZLED
,.;sh rorvs puzzles the political critics. but the
,mprss.on is general that the proceedings
AGAINST Messrs. Davitt and Healy nave
been carelessly managed by the Ia" ON
GERS Mr.. Healys American statement Oh 'ne
K,mainlam treaty has reached l. 'hd'h' anu
reioices The Tories. The Government however Is
.+in evidently disposed to trcat Mr.. Healy mercl-
fullv. regarding his violence as intended 10 cap
Davits and to PREVENT the Irish leadership from
escaping from the Panelites
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Presidents message, summarily telegraphed'
attracted slight attention. The English papers
which noticed it consider it cOncillatOry. Touch
ing domestic politics they hail eagerly the proposed
,,drction of duty on lron and applaud Mr.. FogeTs
proposals for stopping silver coinage They grieVe
over correspondents messages which say tNaV
tariff reduction is improbable.
OPENING OF THE NEW LAW COURTS.
The reception of the Queen III the streets on Mon
day at the opening of the new Law Courts indicated
like the review. her reviving popularity, the crowd
showing at times much enthusiasm. The cere-
monies inside the great hall were stately impress
i've AMI picturesque etiquette not permitting ap-
plause. The arrangements marked departure from
former royal pageantres the First Commissioner OF
Works inviting large number of representatives,
of literature, science art and the liberal pro-
fessons, beside the legal Mr. Gladstone's wei
come In the streets exceeded all others in cordlaty
ARCHBISHOP TAIT's SUCCESSOR.
Moderate ChuTchmcn regard Archbishop 1alts
death as real loss They recognize the difficulty OF
finding successor equally sensible diplomatic and
capable of administrative work Every pos
Eble honor was paid him at yesterdays
funeral though it was nOminallv private. The peo-
pic are still vainly guessing who is to be the new
Archbishop. The nomination is expected next week.
Meanwhile the list of candidates sent last Saturday
holds good except the BnhOp of Durham, whose APP
pontment is now believed to be unlikely. TIE
Bishop of WincheseIs age and High Church ten
denotes both weigh against him, but Mr. Glad
stones strong personal friendship makes the oifel
probable The Bishop of Truro's Broad Church prin-
ciples would render his appointment popular, ex-
cept with the Ritualists.
GENERAL wOLsELEY AND THE ARMY.
General Wolseley's speech, uubounded eulogy
Of the army is regarded effort to rcinstate
himself iu the good graces of the army and officers,
with large majority of whom he IS unpopular.
Continental critics rdcule his pretensi0ns to Eng
lkh superiority
LOUIS BLANC's DEATH.
Tributes to Louis Blanc filled the London press
On Thursday. There was adequate or very intel
ligent estimate Of his political or literary career,
the English always regarding with alarm any
Frenchman accused of socialism or of beng con-
neeted with revolution. But personally Louis
Blanc was better known and moro respected and
beloved here than any living Frenchman, his long
residence IN London endearing him 10 great num-
bcfs Of the best people in England. His funeral
III Paris on Tuesday is expected to attract
great concourse Of mOurners He was
the darling OF the Partisan poor America had no
better friend In Europe
ANTHONY TRoLLOPE EULoGIZED.