The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-06
CABLE GOSSIP.
GIadstone's Deft Hand Belins
to Reveal Itself in Brit.
ish Politics.
lf he Carries out His scheme,
Parnell will be Left In
The Cold.
Lord Harrington stirs up u
Hornets Nest By His
Recent speech.
Germany Fitting Out Four
Arctic Expeditions, But
Warns uI' spain.
THE CABLE LETTER.
News and saiien, Foreign Notes.

News and salient Foreign Notes.
LONDON, September 5.-The British
event of the week has been the speech
of Marquis of Harrington. Having
been as secretary of war; one of Mr..
Gladstone's most trusted ministers, the
address is generally accepted as fore
shadowing the campaign issues,
which will be advocated by the lib
eral party. The speech was so mod
crate and so utterly disclaimed the
revolutionary projects of radicals, that
IL has angered the tories. IL would
"lack of policy" rs If Lord harrington
had cleverly taken the ground from
under the conservatives.
Everybody is anxiously awaiting
some political utterance from Glad
stone. 1t is thought he may have ill.,
spired Lord Harrington and that the
latter's speech was put out as "ieeler"
land that it will soon be backed up by
powerful address by the
grand old man." This would
leave the situation thus: The
tories, under thclead of LordChurchill,
advocating sort of mixed Parnell-
Ism the radicals, lead by MIR. Joseph
Chamberlain, urging extreme home
rule the Conservatives and wings not
far apart, and large body of liberals
and tories in state of doubt, with
prrjud ices hostile to the Parnellitcs.
Mr.. Gladstone is far more intluon-
tial with the followers OF Chamber
lain than the Marquis of Salisbury is
with the followers of Lord Churchill
] A h., ,.RAn,fats 10 lttf.nnaaH a ala.
sire the return of his party TO power
pjhdJht 'Yh 11ATMmd6I, 1T n easy'O
surinise that his management will be
in the direction of combining the
wings and moderate conservatives
against the Irish party; calculating
upon securing radicals enough for any
purpose he may desire III the house OF
commons. This scheme, If successful
would give the liberals sufficient
majority in the next house to throw
the Par nellitts out from their present
position of the balance of power, nnt
without that possession the lrlsl
party would 90 TO pieces. Then, Mr.
Gladstone having Parncll shorn, coul'
solve the Irish question by conces
sions which would please the peopl
of Ireland, and leaye Parnel
without an issue. The ques
, ton OF independence would di'
, appear when the Irish had bee
, satisfied, and that independence the
would cease for any essential purpos
TO be desirable.
Mr. Jesse Cummings, radical men
Der for Spawich. speaking at sal
bury, Yorkshire, to-day, denounce
Lord IIartington's address. lie d.
scribed the ex-secretary's program
ms "empty" and said IL had alread
, done much to discover liberal unit
II would appear however that the d
struction of this unity is essential
Mr.. Gladstonc's purpose, if, as is su
posed, that purpose is to draw co
sorvatives and wings together again
the Parncllitcs aud Churchillites, (
= the old conservatives will not suppC
n party closely welded to the radica
MIR. Joseph Chamberlain, the gre
English leader of the radicals, is boo
ed for II political address TO tho eli
tors of Warrington in Lancasi
county next Tuesday. lie Is now
J pected to reply to Lord Harrington
disayowal OF Mr.. Chambcrlain's {
IRENE policy but the more radi
ones are deprecating this idea aud I
urging Mr.. Chamberlain TO rcfr,
2 from openly splitting from the viii
- They advise him TO be rs moderate
possible, Just now, and endeavor
bring Lord Harrington around to
views on the questions of land retoi
taxation, and church disestablisbme
q, Ia the meantime, popular anxi
w. to hear from Mr.. Gladstone increa
daily.
,,s Lord Randolph Church,
~, speech was direct reply TO Mr.. L
~ nelps challenge to the English parl
AZ to declare themselves on the Irish
IL sue, and Indicates thai he is willing
make further concessions TO the ho
FL, rulers. Lord Randolph's health
~, present 10 far from good, aud, un
IN medical advice, he is about to tai
md months holiday.
IL Mr.. Parnelrs advice to his follow
oi TO discountenanc agrarian outral
nj, is perceptibly bearing fruit. a
ne. meeting of the Cork branch OF
am National League II was unanimoI
resolved to adhere to the Dublin
mn ference programme Of disayow
an. outrages and supporting only
an, candidates for parliament rs W.
on, pledge themselves TO act rs uni
Mi. the Parnellite programme.
principal speakers denounced the
eral rage.
n memorial TO the Earl of Ca
van, viceroy of ireland, praying
release OF the Mayo prisoners, Is b
| l...,l.faI through ni lralauI far