The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-20
GRAND old man |!
Gladstone Restores Order Out
of Political Chaos and
Unites His Party.
All the DisCOrdant Elements of
the Party are HarmOnized
by HIS Manifesto.
The Tories are Ast0unded Mt the
Result and Argue but
with Sneers.
A Magnilicent Review of For
eign News-A Revolution
at ROunalia.
OUR CABLE LETTER.

Mr.. Gladst0ne unftes HIS Party.
LONDON, September l9.-Mr. Glad
stones manifesto is the most Delphic
uttcraucc he ever made aud has prov
EN- to be the most successful pamphle-
teering document of his life. The
document was secretly issued to his
political colleagues rs early as last
Monday and at its first perceptible
effect was the palpablc re-approach-
ment between Mr.. Joseph Chamber
lain, Lord harrington and Sir VIM.
Vernon lIarcourt, the three most
powerful leadcrs-DeXt to the eN-
premier himself-in the liberal party.
An three are ambitious men aud they
had been falling apart, a large fol-
lowing among the radicals were GO
ing with Chamberlain, the whigs
with Harrington, and liarcourt was
endeavoring to hold the moderatcs
together. The liberal party
was being rent to pieces bur
the manifesto put a stop to the
ripping, and the divrrging iriumvirate
ut once set to work to replace the
stitches, and with each effort, cant
closer together.
To-day, only week having elapsed
the liberal party in Great Britain, al
least, is
A SOLID UNIT.
Mr.. Chamberlain may be said to b'
the most rebcllious leader in TIN
whole liberal party before Mr.. Glad
stones utierance. Chamberlain,
0oW, where no DOUBT was entertained
| that he would repeat his pronounced
| independence, but the orator spok
i'm Giasgow after he had perused IN
manifesto, land his speech displayed
practical abandonment of his lnd'
pendent radicalism and the adoptio
of policy Of opportunism: Ana :
IL has been with Lord harrington an
Sir William Vernon Harcourt. Inc
have also indicated complete submi
sion to Mr.. Gladstone, and have b
come opportunisis. No one doub
that if these three leaders had bee
permitted to pcTscvcrc ill the cours
they had mapped out for Intensely,
the liberal party would have been d
mcmbered. II was pretty general
thought that NJ. Gladstone was
TIRED OF PUBLIC LIFE.
and had decided to remain out OF
He was implored to reconsider Il
determination and assure the mi
apement of the present campaign
= his party's success in TINS canlpai
U Ms ii was essential to the continl
J, existence of the liberal party as a pa
" and absolute unity was requisite
success. Mr. Gladstone demand
submission az the price of his lead
ship. 1t was of course impossible
suppose that Chamberlain HART
ton and Harcourt consented to dl
their differences out of wish to
complish the success of the party
whole and to obtain this result,
Mr.. Gladstone's price. But no do
can be expressed that each of Il
three men has been ambitious to
coed the grand old man in the pi
leadership. circumstance h
. however, demonstrated
the party will at present
cent no leader but him and
without him, restoration to pc
is impossible. The supposi
that Mr.. Gladstone has consente
"a lead his party back to power, ant
J termined after its lodgment Their
retire permanently, would afiorC
most reasonable explanation of
conduct of their submissive lea
for in this case they would be pla
- for stake worth wilhelm this
ter event, to attain the leader
which wonld he that of a united
~, adhesive and with power, a
immensely different from faction
cess. Many things go to show
lav- the latter supposition is the co
ing explanation Of the turn affairs
taken. In one of the opening
,nts fences of his manifesto, Mr.. Glad
,ery uses the following
SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT.
3.4c. at will not be possible for
HE repeat in the new parliamen
lanors of the previous sess
for This is everywhere received as
not tinct assertion by Mr.. Gladston
with he intends, if successful in THU
and paign, to confine himself to the
lnds, of forming ministry, ana an
40 of naming in Office long enough,
,ants sure the successful working
rams re-cstablished governmental III
rom cry, to retire permanently to \
life. IL Is everywhere appare,
, our the ex-premier's effort has sec
item marvellous aud instantaneous r,
, onr ton of unity in the liberal par
our put II in fighting trim. il il
,rofit. oughly vivified, and its eli
agents In the country distri
liberal ready report good prospects,
Iteration of dissensions, and c
dations upon single candid
Is also rumored that the POI
the local caucuses are being
and they are resuming III
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