New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

WHOLE COUNTRY ARoUsEp-CH"LE'A -
AND LIVERPOOL
rBY CABLE TO THE rRIBt Nj
ToNDoN. July l0.-Ihe last chance Iol "''',
inc a conflict between the LORDS on oNo ''D'
and the Commons and the country on 'h'
o,ber vanished on Thursday when 'ne
1ori. rejected. by majority Of hfty' Lord
,v.,,,.. conDro-nl.e resolution proposing TO pass
the Franchise bill at this session. on oonui''0"
nleJge 70 consider redistribution IN the autumn
.r,.,. conpromise Lord Granville declared the Wv
eminent would accept. agreeing to prepare nv
,-1,rtion hill bv November. 20 begin the session o
,ss- NJ that date to adjourn for Christmas only !"
,,, .ranuarv.and 10 devote the whole session
,f,cce.,,ry to passing the measure. Ihe greatest
,f,rt. were made privately by the Liberal peers
= avert the disaster. but Lord Salisbury re-
;.,tel svcr- pacific suggestion. The next tn'e'
..,.b. therefore. viii be devoted to agitation on
...,,lo IN favor Of the Franchise bill and s'h
-. ...,io.t the pre,eusion of the Lords to OBJ
.trBe- reform in the House Of Commons
GREAT STRUGGLE IMPENDING
,,7,. ,-,s said last week about the apathy of the
e.,..- rosnec.irg every other political issue De-
.,-,os d,,,v more evident A leading Radical
,.-.,,l, interested in Egypt sad yesterday that
w. perfectIy hopeless, 60 attempt to secure a'''A
,;,- p, that subject. tina. If news OF General 0ol-
dom. death arrived to- morrow it would be forgot
ten the day after.
Mr. Gladstone having used his utmost ei-
t,rrs 70 prevent conflict between the
Hou..s will assume leading part IN IT,
y. intends himself to take the stump kilograms
t-o,s inportaat political bodies arrive hourly
,,od,.ng TO the Government the support OF con-
st.tue1cies Tie more radical associations urge
,ole,l.r, TO adopt distinct cry for the abolition
Of tie Lords.
rHr GarAT DEMONSTRATIONS
,ro,d,v'. proce,.o and meeting in Hyde Park
,,r..,i.e q, d. among the most important ever held
Co... Sbivton secretary of the London Trade
s,,ier..s. organizes the. procession, the London
Trades Council itself assuming responsibility
for The demonstration. The Chief Of Police closes
tbe streets TO traffic and places thousand police
men practically under the orders Of George Nhpton
and George Howell The Duke Of Cambridse as
Ranger throws open Hyde Park. Mr. Shaw
Lefe,rc. Chief Commissioner Of Works. IN order
70 facilitate tho entrance Of the multi
tude removes part Of those very railings that
were rebuilt after being demolished by a reform
mob IN !, ,67. The procession is guaranteed an un-
broken line from below Blackfrars TO Apsey
House. passing from tie Embankmcnt along
Whitehall. Pail Mall. st. James, and Piccadily.
Fears Of hostilities against Tory clubs are ground
les. but precautions have been taken. The seven
chairmen Of the seven combined meetings are
without exception intense Radicals Mr. Coll-a-s,
Blr Game. Jacob Bright, Nj Broadhurst Mr.
storey Professor Thorod Rogers. and Sir WiIrd
LAWSON.
The resolutions viii protest against tie rejection
oftle Franchise BID by an irresponsible audunrep-
reseutailye House Of Lords viii approve Of Mr.
Gladstone action IN ,ummonln- an autumn session
aul v.I declare the continued existence of the
Upper House. aaI irs unchecked power Of obsJ,uct-
mgth, popu,rv % Doe dangerous to tIo peace
and pr,,per.. Of %, country. A great meeting
basa.raI- been held m Edubu-l, ana others
o. preparing Ia the chief towns throughout the
kagl.m.
TIE DRIFT oT PUBLIC OPINION.