The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-05-11
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
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loNDoN, May io.-Outside Parliament the
bds 10 still .trong against the Prime Minister.
lnside there 10 oartAln ebb which makes Itself
Apparent The hissing Of Mr.. Gladstone ct the
opening Of tina Health Exhibition. while HE
wife and daughter were ct bic edo. may b ex-
Aegeratsd In importsnss. Tor the mob was the
wsll-drsssed mob Of London. and that 10 always
lingo In its character. but tho popular feeling
undoubtedly In that Mr.. Gladstone 10 behaving
vsry badly to Cen. Gordon. Inside Parliament
this tendency 10 lareely discounted BY the now
universal feeling that Gen. Gordon Il . crank
and Q little OF an unconscious trickster. His
reputation. besides. u terribly damaged By the
latest lsttsrA published. Thew show It once
ehildish changefulness Of opinion. with en-
tain insanely consistent purpose and fsrocious
desire to DO let with Christian troops at the
throat Of the infldel Nahdl.
It 10 . si0n Of the change In Parliamentary
feeling that the Conservatives do not ask moro
than two days for the debAts. Upso the present
the only Liberals suspected a b tendency to 60
asainst their party ara FORSTER and Goschen.
The Irish will probably vote for the Govern
ment They now see favorable chance for the
Franchise bill. and therefore think It right 10
help the Ministry. The chorus Of disapproval
against Mr.. Gladstone In the newspapers ID
misleading and 10 due to professional rsasons
The Times ID down on him because he casts
doubts on the accuracy Of Mr.. Power. its COR
respondent In Khartoum. and the Pal Mau
Gazette feels bound to preach no Gordon. b.
cause II was its articles which forced the white
elephant on tho Government. The Tories try
10 work up feeling axaiust the Government By
language OF insane violence. Mr. Chaplin. for
instance. at . meeting few days ago described
the Cabinet ~ . coward and oaitiR crow. 1t 10
quite possible that oil this violence will pro-
duoe certain reaction In favor Of the Govern
ment. and very possibly the great speech which
Mr.. Gladstone will deliver on Monday night
Immediately after the vote Of censure will
bring around everybody to his sido again a. II
has before.
The row In the Conservative camp Ii patched
over for the present. and the general feeling Is
that Lord Randolph Churchill has gained q
substantial victory. The dispute involved
great principles as we'll a. personal differ
enoes. True to his frank adoption Of demo-
cratic Torylsm. Churchill wishes bis party to 10
organized on the same plan ~ that which tho
Liberals have borrowed from the machinery Of
American politics. namely. that its candidates
should b selected by party conventions. Lord
Salisbury still ciings to the old principle u .
small oligarchy In London selecting all the
candidates and arranging oil the tactics Of the
party throughout the country. Lord Randolph
Churchills letter to Lord Salisbury 10 univer-
sally condemned - wanting In respect and In
dignity. and. whils tho impression OF his
strength Of will ID increased. there h 40 uneasy
feeling that he II devoid Of seriousness.
The conference on Egypt has added another
and serious dl1iculty to tho troubles OF tho
Ministry. There IL no doubt that Franco
Wishes to extend the scope Of the conference
beyond the moro question Of 1nsnos. and Nj.
Gladstone has had to confess that II the con-
ference choose 1t can 50 widen il scope. This
raises the spectre Of renewal OF the Joint con-
troll In Egypt or the establishment Of an inter-
national supervision. either Of which prospects,
ID abhorrsnt to the English mind after all the
money and lives England has spent to obtain
sole sway In Egypt So strong IL the feeling
on the point that some journals already advise
the abandonment Of the conferences.
Bismarck will probably carry his Socialist
law and Explosives bill by tho threat OF dlsso-
luton which he has openly made. His last
speech shows extraordinary bitterness against
the Liberals and extreme tenaclty In his love OF
. benevolent despotism. He declared that q
radical democracy had no future In Germany |:
that he would combat. thwurt. and oppose It
until he drew his last breath: and he laid down
the astonishing doctrine that It was the duty