Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
OUR CABLE LETTER.
The Premier Of England VIII "See y
Mr.. Gladstone in a Counter
Manifesto.
John Bright VIII Re-Enter the Arena
OF Politics to Help Out
the Liberals.
ii"rd Randolph chnrrh'n Declares tlat
Both Gladstone nnd Bright Are
Unfit to he trusted.

i"rd Randolph Churchill Declares that
Both Gladstone nnd Bright Ave
init to ne Trusted.
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EoNpoN, sSSorS Stars'; ls.cal cam
paign, which has bitns Yes e. devoid Of
life, begins to glow. helistpect is that
the occurrences of the coming week viii
make electoral affairs quite lively. Pre-
mier Salisbury viii ON Tuesday issue
Tory campaign manifesto. This, tho Con.
Seryatives hope, win put new life Into the
Tory cause, The blast blown by the
"grand old man" dlSslpated the seeds
OF disrupting discord which were fast
taking root in the division OF the Liberal
structure, hut the edincc has been neg
lccted since and damaging growths are
Observation-Disclosures IT, Lord Sallsbury's
followers entertain the conviction that
he can blow conntor-blast that will
shake the weakening Gladstonian temple
to the ground
politics as an advocate of the
RESTORATION or TuR LIBERALS
TO power. He proposes 20 make the can
didacy Of Sir Henry james, Mr. Glad
stones Encouragement for the parlla.
mentary seat OF Manchester, the occasion
for undertaking stumpinp toHr. This
viii undoubtedly prove TO be Que Of The
greatest sensations of the campaign, and
Mr. nrftrhtfg ,-tf..rafg,u .kttn ,.,.t. .,.,,l
effective party literature for the liberals
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL,
who has been spending his vacation In
preparing himself for work OF the com-
mg campaign, will begin that work next
week. lie will 30 TO birmingham and en-
deayor,in public address there TO dcnon-
strate TO the English people how utterly
unfit both Mr., Gladstone and MIR. Bright
are for tn responsibilities OF public
trust
Mr.. Gladstone still declines 10 name 8
date for the delivery OF his speech he
promised TO make 10 his Midlothian CON
stituents. Some persons attribute his
refusal To his continued physical inability
to speak III public, while otGlers believe
he is simply waiting to have Premier
Salisbury make some general state
mcnt of Tory policy, in ordcrto effectively
answer 1t. A great many Aersons have
gone 10 see Mr.. Gladstone since his re-
turn to Iiawarden and they all confirm
the statement that so far at least MS
ordinary conversation Is concerned the
great orators voice Is perfectly good.
MIR. lloyt Gladstone dcclares that bis
father is
UNDER STRICT MEDICAL ORDERS
10 refrain for the present from any use Ol
his voice that might strain Il, but adds
Mr. Gladstone himself expects TO be
able during the campaign TO deliver ~
least three public orations.
Never, perhaps, was Il mans
voice considered with so much con.
Germ by so many Psople, The
most intimate friends of the eN-premier
do not hesitate to say they believe
that, although he may succeed under
favorable circumstances in delivering Il
few short speeches this autumn, Mr..
Gladstonc's career nSan orator Is prac-
tically closed forever, II may be that a
growing conviction Of this mcapaci,y
lies behind the new outbreak OF rebellion
by the ambition OF Mr.. Jos. Chamberlain.
In his address at Lambeth on
Thursday last, he openly declared
that, IN event OF the restoration OF tho
Liberals to power, he would refuse to
take Il place IN the cabinet unless hl,
colleagues should agree 80 his schemes 81
the public purchase and allotment OF
land to laborers, and the abolition Of
school fees.
rIIIS RENEWED oUT.lEAk oF fADIrAIisM
has already revived n feeling OF dissensior
bctw cen the Radicals and Wings OF tho
Liberal party. large number oi Wing
are also daily becoming more dissatisfied
with Gladstone's manifesto statement
concerning church disestabishment.
lie almost ignored the danger of agita-
ton on that point, they claim, by merely
admitting that II was n live isshe In whlcf
the. church could take care OF Itself. Tl,
proper mcaningof AIr Gladstone 'slutter
ances has caused more uneaslness ihan II
4 Is generally interpreted TO mean. lie Ne
! lieyes the question OF diSestailishnient u
/ live one, and that after . brief respite
I II the Radicals arc successful IN securing
! an ascendancy in The Liberal party, thu
whole question viii be pushed by them it
some solution before another dissolution
4 of narliament. A. AN indication OF The
4 strength OF the Radical following on ih'
4 question OF the disesiabllsllmcnt u mal
( be.stated that nearly ali Liberal associa
lions throughout the provinces haYl
instructed their candidates 80 avoid
wherever possible, any public question a
70 The imnediatc issue. This IS done o
Il precautionary measure 70 secure te
IGNITION ri
NOrEs oF crURcUJES,
wls9 would desert tic Liberal party 10
body IL St adopted Use Radical view. pc
@plts these efforts 10 avoid discussion o
this dangerous question, however, peall
every Lbclnl meeting held Chords ~
stances Ol the speakrrs inin- complete
by qRerles frJ's TIE audience 20 p'ag'
Themselves on record % ne sn'Jech
The Newcastle temperance eVniereae
resulted So The Formation o dlslflsc
temperance party whichwill support oal
those parliamentary candidates, wheihe
Tory ar Liberal Who VIII plede
n ia.eives III iavpF ~ loe
onion. Ai0.a oi The cvnfeTrnc
or.l0rs upbrsilad theloie LiHer.s govern
m,ut fer its neglGt OK feinpeiaiipe leGi-
latiun and criticised PIT Gladstone for -
MEAGEH AND INDIFpEHEAr
reference wilich his manifest
mgies regarding the liquor traiht
The Rev Mr. Garrett presiieA
VA t5r hifiA di4 tmpefst'r
. r.iah. hss ssueii iem ant oliileai ~
n.aI io THE people u fnsian9 teglci li'ii
,,sts pese w0rtst Yi,d lNrtr iane
~ Vi. y0le stTaiehf fof ,oiF
rosniry rho rArneiites cpr&'r'l
si,.rett4fiV puitsf al Cuks