New-York tribune., 1884-11-30
TUE NEWS IN LONDON.
.o,,xcus OF THE GLADsroNE'SAIi0'
Coo'S puRY CABINET.
CONSTITUTION SCHEME AGREED ufoN-nN
a GAINS STRONG RADICAL suf-
.r,-rARSELurE ASSAULTS UPON LORD
enrxcER.
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Nov oo-The Gladstone-Salisbury |
. h.ve held three councils during the week
..a sureed upon the general principles OIL 'he reo'S
.-,,,,,;on scheme. 1t is understood that the Dill
ill he presented to the House OF commons on
,,ondov. Mr.. Gladstone has summoned meeting
.,..o I;,erals for Monday morning at the Foreign
om.o and will explain to them the grounds on
which the measure deserves Liberal support Lo'o
salisbury has summoned meeting OF the Torres ior
r,ssdov at the Carlton Club and will explain 10
It., ,,o grounds ON which the measure deserves
Tory support
Partial accounts appear in Journals oi oo'h
pa,ties from which it is obvious, as predic'eu 'n"'
the bill is more sweeping than the one the L'oer"i
Ministry had intended to propose. Sir e'auo'u
Northcote has already warned the Torres 'na'
contains startling proposals. II is limpossioie u
euter into details here but the general tcnuency
of Tho il is toward more equal districts. aboishne
.,oo,, ,o,ousbs and increasing tie representation OF
large towns
rbs,e is some approach toward q numerical basls
of representation. but there is also 'bc pefpetua'on
Of tho existing distinction between urban anu
,utsl constituencies, 10 which tho lsadeals opl'e'
and on which tho Tories fely for maintaining thci
aseendaney In tho counties
NIL. MORLEY APPROVES OF fiif bittn
The majority of the Radicals continue to regard
the present COMPROMISE as disastrous b"t MI
Chamberain's influence has converted the ahieS'
Of them into strong supporter Mr. John Morley
tpeaking at Leeds on Tuesday. defends the bargain
AZ insuring the early completion of the programme
of the Leeds Conference, winch took charge of the
Franchise agitation last year. This Is propaply
tue: but | believe it to be true also that MT.
Chamberlain considers Lord Sasbury's estimate
of the political results of Redistribution 10 pe
erroneons and is confident that the agitation
AGAINST the House of Lords can be aroused afresh
whenever the Radicals wish. Extreme Tories like
Mr.. Chaplin attack the arrangement III advance
but Lord Salisbury undoubtedly has Immensely
strengthened his position in his own party and the
country generally
IRISH ATTACKS on LORD SPENCER
The Times has done a public service in the
Judgment of Englishmen by collecting and publish
ing four columns of extracts from the Pafneilite
papers in Ireland and from speeches OF Parnellte
members abounding in what are regarded III
London as sedtious indictments to outrage ana
murder The attacks on Lord Spencer exceed IN
violence and bitterness anything ever written
AGAINST Mr.. Forster or Mr.. Burke. The Irish press
is furious at seeing its own words meant only for
the peasantry, reprinted conspicuousy in England.
The conviction is daily Strengthening. we'll
Informed Engllshmen say, even among Radicals. OF
the absolute necessity of continuing the Crimes
Act as the only guarantee of order. Yesterdays
midnight dynamite explosion near Castle Island
Centre. one of the most lawess districts in Ireland
was simply an attempt to kill Mr.. Hussey, who is
said by Engshmen to be one of the best known,
ablest and fairest land agents.
This agents brother wife and two daughters.
with five female servants and two male servants
and three policemen we're all sleeping in the house.
which was saved from complete destruction as
usual by the clumsiness and cowardlce of Ethe as
kassns
STATE OF THE NAVY.
Excited discussion continues on the state Of the
Navy. The Pal Mall Gazette. which started the
sensation, publishes frantic appeals to the Ministry
to save England from decadcncc and overthrow, in
suits Lord Northbrook. and threatens Mr. Gladstone
with being pilloried in history Minister who
allowed Englands naval supremacy to perish.
Other journals in less violent language urge the
The Government to build more ships. The Cabinet
is known to be considering the question, and is
expected to propose TO the House TO vote several
millions to strengthen the Navy.
Cool observers consider the panic business over
done. Two foreign naval officers of high position
md ability. who have examined the whole subject
with an intimate knowledge of the English Navy
agree saying that il is at least equal to the for
egn naves of the French and Italian Governments
combined ior offensive and defensive purposes alike.
ENGLISH PROPOSALS.
There is reason to believe that the reports pub
lshed in Liberal and Tory papers the proposals of
the Ministry to Europe respecting Egyptian finance
are substantially correct. Experts pronounce
these proposals as ingenious and possibly plausible
enough, though temporary. to secure European
assent in spite of the cutting of the coupon
ALULL ~ POLITICS
There Is a lull in politics. otherwise, the Uouse
Of Commons not sitting. The Scarborough elec-
tou resulting in a diminished Liberal majority
through supposed Radical dislike of the compromise
SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS.
The Bcchuara difficulty has been prematurely
reported as settled. Ii is known to-day that the
Governor OF Cape Colony dlssents. The prepara-
uons at Woolwch for the expedition ontinue.
TIE TREATY WITH SPAIN.