New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-03

Try CABLE To THE TRIBUNEl
,.,o< Arg 0-There has been continued aSI
..t;on during the week for and against the helo'"
piu botb parties holding meetings OF the hieneS'
,,,nor+ance The Manchester meeting last oa'uI
.ueio;ertlv showed the practicability of con-
dnc+inr the agitation on two paraliei nheS' N''1
Harrington. while insisting upon the aosoiu'o n'
cessitv of the Franchise Bill counseiiihS
.ou,ord the House of Lords.and Mr. Bright deinanu-
iro that the country should curb the arrogant
oI;,,ov.br An assembly twenty thousand
s.o, resolved amid wild cheers that the existence
81 the House of Lords was an intolerable anomaly.
There has been no day since when similar meet
;ro has not been held somewhere, the most lmpor-
rant being the conference at st. Jamess Hail. Lon
don. composed of delegates from 500 Liberal a''o-
o;stions and clubs throughout the country. Mr..
1obn Morley presided and opened the proceedings
~ a sneecb of condensed and vigorous eloquence.
He summed up the situation in the sentence: NO
mower on earth can henceforth separate the ques-
ZION of mending the House of Commons from the
question of mending or ending the House OF LORDS
This brought the immense audience to Its feet
with stunning cheers Sir John Lubbock spoke
for the Wings and moved resolution condemn ing
the action of the Lords Every wing Of the party
was represented and every resolution
was carried unanimou sly, including one
declaring it to be necessary destroy the power OF
the Lords to thwart the viii of the people.
LORD sALIsBURY's REPLY.
rbe increasing gravity and peril of the situation
have sobered even Lord Salisbury who addressed
on Monday. in the CITY. an influential meeting Of
thousand delegates of Tory associations OF London
and its vicinity. arguing the case against reform
and protesting still more strongly against trusting
liberal Ministry with redistribution. The whole
speech was penetrated with suspicion of Mr.. Glad
stones deep designs.
Sir Stafford Northcote, the Rt. Hon. Richard As
shelton Cross and other leading Tories, have been
speaking at various places on the same line.
TORY PEACE-MAKIyG.
Rut the most striking evidence of the alarm Of
the Tories is found in the fresh reconciliation OF
Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph Churchill's
quarrels touching the Tory organization. All these
are healed for the moment, Lord Randolph Church
in winning substantial victory in the unanimous
election of the Rt. Hon. NJ Hicks-Beach as Chair
man of the National Union. Lord Salisbury,
ratifying the bargain at a dinner of the whole
Council at his own house smoked the pipe of
peace with Lord Randolph Churchill Each section
amicably toasted the other, Lord Randolph
Churchirs party none the less openly that the
Carlton caucus had been beaten out Of the field.
The TORY PROGRAMME.
ford
Northcote's absence yesterday assumed the
Conservative leadership in the House of
Commons where business is making slow
progress Nobody expects that the House
Will adjourn before the 10Th. The present Tory
programme is to fight the Franchise Bill during the
autumn session line by line in the Commons and
not to allow +, TO reach the Lords before Christ
mas.
EGYPT AND AUSTRALIA.
Egypt and the Conference are still in the back
ground The most the Ministry can hope for is 10
induce France 10 agree to temporary makeshift
budget for three years ". Ferry demands as the
price of hi, consent that England shall abide by
the concessions which preceded the Conference.
The conference on Tuesday in London 10 promote
closer relations between England and the Colo
MES deserves attention from any Americans with a
haukcring after British possessions. Leading men
OF both parties at home and distinguished colonial
statesmen were present. The RI. Hon. W. Z.
Forster who presided, has long been known to ad-
vocate Australian federation in some form. Lord
Roseberv. fresh from Australia, testified that the
subject was Of vital Importance. Strong resolu-
tons expressing this sense were passed and pro-
vlsional committee chosen to organize society
nnd TO summon fresh conference The meeting
undoubtedly expresses the views and wishes Of
daily strengthening party in favor Of wise I'M
perialism.
THE ANTI-sLAvERY JUBILEE.
The Anti-Slavery Jubilee yesterday at Guildhau
70 celebrate the abolition of slavery in 1884 was
one of the most remarkable meetings ever held IN
England Leaders of every party were present,
the Prince of Wales presiding, and Lord Gran
vile, SIR Stafford Northcote Lord Derby
and Mr.. Forster speaking The real aim
OF the promoters of the Jubilee was to stimulate ef
forts against slavery still existing. The Prince Of
Wales whose address was most admirable, saw fit
to remark that the fetters OF American slaves
melted the hot fires of the most ruthless civil war
Of modern times
DYNAMITE TRIALS.
The trial OF DAILY and Egan at Warwick abounds
IN striking evidences of a long continued conspiracy
under various names, eliminating practically In an
admitted attempt to murder by dynamite. DAILY
was convicted. After thanking the Judge the
jury and his counsel for the fairness Of the trial he
was sentenced .o,oi sar,-t,,do lfa Egan