Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-18
GTlDST0NE'S CAMPAIGN.
oorCH LIBERALS PRAISED
sO9g0g 110g THEIR MODERATION.

8 sarcastic Reply to Pernelps sngges-
& , Danqsrg which Confront POssi-
tlOT.,sb proposals-The Disestablish-
p0 0i'tfssue-ParIiament's Hardness In
,.'.t,r1 Reforms-TorY Criticisms
Dissecsed.
r,D,RrRGH, Nov. T.-West Calder
to.day handsomely draped with flags
.J bpntpg, and decorated with every
Il ..oors in honor Of the visit of Mr.. Glad
X s,oro Great enthusiasm prevailed and
& ,r5s of DeOple lined the streets. Mr..
n c,o3stone arrived at $3.50 O'Clock this
.aornoon. and a delegation of newly fran
bisad electors presented HIM with an ad-
81 .ass which was received with cheers
81 .a unbounded enthusiasm. When he
srtsred the hall to deliver his second
srsaeh OF the parliamentary campaign 1t
a Vas packed with people VINO hau peen
n .bera for TWO hours, and cheering and
n'sying of handkerchiefs lasted for many
e o,inl,tes after the ex-Premier's arrival.
THE REDISTRIBUTION ACT.
when order was restored Mr.. Gladstone
n beean his speech. He said:
* rbece heard complaints since the passage
Fl of tbs redistribution act, that IN Scotland the
g,.raa.r IN representation in Parliament Is IN
a9natc Thisisnotmy fault. The whole Tory
r.y ouposed the proposal, but | was still
III. Ia secure % resemblance to what. in my
,.nj.n should be the Scotch proportion,
l'ss.iur nos vitn local administration, l can
f fat If the scotch people IN the future
p,aro adrmand iOF extended measures for To-
cai government, the demand viii be duly con-
d sdered.
scorCH LIBERALS PRAISED.
o~l,a al,l
& for tGeir soHdity an fibre They are never
a v,oIert nor d ispOscd to adopt extreme meas
Tres / trust Jhis moderation will continue
q biye already pointed out in my former ad-
dress that i Is very possible that, by an over
wbelmine majority of her members, the Irish
nation mighl present some demand. l eX-
8 dressed confidence. however, that ireland
& vould never forget her duty to the union and
y empire. though she might present demand
for o large change in the management OF her
81 ocal affairs Amy demand Of this character,
Fl declared ought to receive the attention and
s. respect OF Parliament.
PARNELL RIDICULED.
Since that declaration, Mr.. Parnell has
81 coDveved TO me through the confidential me
II ilum ot the newspapers, suggestion that
had better frame plan for local government
VI OF Ireland. propose now to reply to Mr.
81 plrnCu in an equally confidential manner.
Doubtless, yOu gentlemen, won't mention 1t.
# pDrilsHs my friends at the tables below mean
# 9 he reporters, won't report IL. But my
rs3sons for not complying with Mr.. Parnell's
request. are that. though Ireland wishes, and
serves respectful aid and favorable atten-
85. vet until The elections, irish wishes are
o0nsljLtonally unknown. l believe Mr.
81 prneu h taken me for person wanting in
FL experience i'm public life. or one who has not
g frodted by experience, if be imagines me rash
81 enough To- make myself voluntary physician
& 0- the people of ireland, instead OF those au-
n1rsze1 doctors she sends to the House of
81 Commons.
IRISH PROPOSALS.
1t would seriously damage any proposal
iltched, lu IA mind, If an Irish constitutional
# le.ttnn should arise. II the proposal be
made 1t can only he effectively made by the
II Uvernmeut. although the government are
faher 81 ent ON the subject, and appear disin-
iued to use language calculated TO render
easy Jhcir relations with the party to
5hom tEey owe much, through the transac-
.ons OF Tie last Parliament ii the present
over meni continues every minister Of the
ppo- ION VIII require to hear their views be-
s. 0rc expressing hls own. Thus it is imp0ssi-
ie 10 cetu % Mr.. Parnell's kind invitation.
CHURCH IsEsTABLIsHMENr.
When speaking at Edinburgh presumed to
recommend the course to be pursued in re-
Ji-. t' Hlscsl DlIshment. cOnscientIously ap-
"a dIl- .lr iae best Interests OF the party.
guy. n5 fe.nurEs were painful and dstp-
Atiu& 10 somct Tremendous chet ring.
mere Is nothing easier than presenting an
.9inou- number of reforms but tha sitting
Twelve Iarlaments reveals the extent Of
-e ""fh ol farllament. Therefore. ! limit
myself 20 imp rative legislation. To re-
A we House Of Commons was great pu4-
meas nre. know we'll that many OF the
e7tau .snlrs are the backbone of the LIB
i Nt if. li the Scotch people made discs
, isHAent attest question, the supporters OF
le Enehsh church would take the other side,
s scotch suffering severely from the con
THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT.
.ei ps come now to The subject Of the pres
toNellmeut, although TO speak plainly,
muueneed by blind party spirit l
--t' Ml7h inelr conduct to be as much like
lls as possible. l should wish the treatment
receive 10 be as unlike ours az possible.
m.ios IS more injurious than imcessant
l,'so.s l,,',i, m Farlsment. Nothing is more un-
A3Die or mischlevOus than questions in
'Hueo TO annoy political opponents.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Iqrning to foreign a+airs Mr. Gladstone
ne soudan question was the most diflcult
t.-tl OF recent wears We fell into error,
opponents fostered the error. Their
.l'l-t amounts 10 this-lhat we dld not
Nn lnofe or greater error. We held that
r W." l1. olitlc TO continue in Soudan The
government declared that il was a
axe 10 withdraw, and that
S.et 'H1ah ought to remain in the
i"h 90 establish order Rut thew
III stopped, and that 10 must continue.
+. IN .H,FCore, paipable that our opponents
'N pi lut rs that we had not committed
'l'fs, Would you think 10 wise to re-
ro- 1'ldan IN spite OF our political rela-
nH .N the bad climate Of that country,
tart b',rg, purpose Of establishing institutions
THE TILT WITH RUSSIA.
NJ ',n ' l.e Afghan frontier question arose,
k Amc.. Peg liunter lines approved by the
tle new government adopted the
M "i.ady laid out and therefore credit
reat,",..n agreeing To their lines. But the
8.N our oppOnent8 received was very
. l8teIg rom ours. We announced that we
certain moderate terms TO Rus
ars,i i,IN randolph Churchill instantly de-
NJ eslar..ii iil. ne heard with pain ana shame the
ft.r...- h- OH the Premier, showing that tho
r.r,.i.e "hu honor OF the country we're being
rr-d under foot. That is The KIND OF
~ aeBf s"..V we obtained. The present govern
o. orl" tlh Carrying ont Uur policy WIS
L tey o Hlernatiye and they adopted t.
De- r,r.i..."eu our best support. Remember
rnad -"ig'n or the Afghans when wo as
o oihcc. Their monarch had been
rlsr.. ln sorrow 10 the grave, their indie
sr. IVY had been destroyed aud they
auo.s H'pt down by the British.
lowed co,'iie insane policy had been
eg C.ulu we have looked Russia n tho
. -sna. Alsnanlstan was full Of RussiAis
t--. .uH allies ready 20 oppose rs. Instead
t1Ir.. .i"hsiil peace TO AfghauiBtan, we
q u o.i army and aasontcd 10 the reign
Fl inf of Nmeer. Otherwise / tremble 10
l..a tiH' consequence Of meeting with
hatt. "lle4 % Afghanistan. j am likewla5
art.. com plain of tho Tory policy re-
f. .uia. we situation In the Balkans. Il is
Ia pOar Fn SOUND principles which deserve
altt ~ ls npplorahlp fact that sorvis
r-r. Ken irec from Furonran iutervef,tion in
rf..t Hlund-hcd among n ue9nie unifpd bv
nolrtl OF common suaerlng. ~ l. the most