The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-29
QUE CABLE LgTsR.
RESUME OF ENGLISH POLITICS
The Tories Coming Gut Rest In the Elee-
tions-Tks Parneliises Likely to Be
left - Chamberlain in Rad
Cdor-A Government Ca
BILE Scheme, ate

stones party TO secure that majority al
tudmbers IN the next Psrlismeui
which LORD Salisbury has declared
necessary 20 prove thai the Bri.i 81
people desire change in the govern
mant. Hence both Conservative and
LIbs rails now consider the Tory re-
tauticu Of office as certainty, and
both paroles Lave already begun shsp-
iog heir stiatrs TO conform 10 that
prospect. In fact, the greatest o. the
LIBERAL LEADERS
arc 81 present ups cu!ating upon Lord
lSslisbary's probable policy. IL IS
Thought that the Tory premier will 70.
grange his cehiuet beiure the openin z
OF Parliament whether his party no a,
power by virtue % s. small
mejority of les own or
by virtue OF the strength
derived from GA alliance with TO Par
aellltes. X is every where auusi iote,'
that he will no forced 20 mako tho Igiso
question the subject of
HIS FIRST IMPORTANT MEASURE or
LEGIsLATIoN
as hcms IulNra wi,l coAseupsnlly
hsva tie bAtaeco Of p1wer and the
| Legislation proposed vy tho O0userVs -
| vhFFH IVA XIV fEAis.iA Va lAbNhNii WIZ
| have 10 contain vsrV generous and
radical coDoessioi in ofdtr 10 10
acceptable 10 the league members
| Their demand in this respect may he
regarded BY ths How governments es
e&lortionete, ana may on tins &cepuus
| DO REFUSED.
| Who P2rnellit9s nj present. threaten
to use tnelr power block al leeisla-
| tlon until their Gen0GQS Sr6 Satisfied.
They will, however, in all probability
DO bstllsd ia theiT attempts 70 carry
cut zach determinations. Mr. GIad =
ssone can bevary yindiotive The Par
mel! vote
THREW THE LIDREALs FROM POWER
and the same vo,e prevented their re-
urn. Gladstone knows that the Tories
do not love the iriHh, and would be-
gia6 10 b. independsut OF tho home
rulers. The P@rnelhto balance OF
power would disappear and the irish
party might go 10 pieces to atAy dig
mombored because oi tho iDss of tho
cohesive power Of accomplishment
Gladstone is English above all
| thiHga. lie has ii in
his power TO deprive Parneli
Of al tue expected benefits no counts
OIL III the control Of solid Irish party
Se need only ally himself with the
| DGnss rysiives en- all Irish measures to
CO thie. Subj an alliance wou d BE- in
| acaard with the past history OF the Lib
eral patty, and would he sxceediogiy
| gratelul 10 tho Tories. 1t Won q leave
tho Paraolites and the Radicals COM
| ploteiy out in the cold, tor combined
they would be an insignificant nItror-
ity IN comparison 90 tho allied oppnsi-
ton. The political Justice OF this form
or retaliation il apparent, and there
arc already Indications that
| THE GRAND OLD MAN
| has made up bia mind 10 adopt it.
a story IL current In the oluba to-
night thai Mr.. Gladstone haa intimB-
| ted 90 Lord SaltHnury 3 Wtllincnoss, in
the event OF Conservative success ut
TIL polls, 10 give the whole Liber
strength TO he support of the govern
! men. op "Sll reesonable measures. in
order to prevent tie necessity Of yiJd-
lng TO the ruinous course of placing
! England under Irish ictation." The
very phrase0logy Of tho ex-prem!eH's
overture ia caplivatingt0 a Tory.
| No doubt Is entertained thst the
Liberal lssders' proposal, IL it really
has Seen offered, hes ho3n accepted,
This would clearly explain the inward
meaning of the sudden change OF front
adopted but yesterday by tho Con-
aerYalives.
AFTER THE PARNELLITE MANIFESTO
issued last Saturday, forbiddiDg tho
casting Of the home rule vOte for Lib
ersl candidates, mad secured the league
vote Tor the Conservatives, the Tory
leaders suddealy lost much OF the
ardor they had dispiayed
| an l. 1
| Tho GlRdstone-S Salisbury compact
makes sll this plain. f. also suggests
many other periOus reflections, Up
pormost among them is tins thought
thst this latest Glsdstonian intrigoe
may result In the ultimate disruption
OF ,he whole Irish party 40 g separate
parliamentary wing,
If, after all their steady Efforts,
many aecriiices and lorg- continued
good management, the Irish party
should fird their complete unity, in
stead OF being OF any avail should re-.
saltin uothips but
a SOLID COMBINATION OF THE GREAT
ENGLISH PARTIES
| against them, nothing would be more
natural than for tnsm 10 become dis.
eourgged over the iButility aud ever
danger Of tkeir organization and fal
On pisces. Their case would exactly
resemble thSb TO wnich celebrated
osrdinSl had hkenei IL, and which b,
advised tho Caiholica Of the Unltec
Mtatss 70 avoid.
80 long" aRid he, "as YOU remair
IN one political party tho other can 81.
ford 80 assal You, and when tho nm
iriaUdiy party IL In power your los,
viii DO great. II tina party you ~,
nllisd to bhould ootin poWer IL wOul.
not dare 10 make your causo It's own. /
You Ieta SID n Parry by yourselves YOU
fGust barter your influence witbou
obiain,nE sny Certainty of ggininl
your price, and you cannot net rlou,
without artaytng tho b4lancA OF ia,
country against you, The only way
isto divine yourselves bstwean the
pacites as Tho otner churches do, aut
taen YOU Will 90 equally unAssaila
abla.n
Tue Spectator declars IL hna authn,
" for SEATING that q Liberal-Coussrys
i've unde-staD ing en- che lines above
das1ribud has been srrivad st. AZ tu,
Il Hsrent Liberal CLUBS .,reat cDncery
W a,rcndy manifested as TO tn,
future leadership Of tho party. ~
q Ad4tone, In private conversation,
anmits his willingness 10 enter On,
mex Parliament As tho lender of mi
party, has 10 intpnatos that lie will d,
,his merely for tho purpose OF helpml
IN place IL on its feet as tho parry q
OPPOSITION, and declared that it ia his
d. eise 10 retire from public life dutinl
the session, after completing thiS task
80 lar as hiaexpresseo preference ZOOS
u would appear that tho ex-premiel
| Wishes
LORD HARRINGTON,
ex.wsr munster, to aunc led 70 the Lib
oral leadership. Mr.. George Goschei
will JOIN tho front bopch Of oppositioI
ana no loyalty attached 60 Mr.. Glad
stone.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain IA at pres
ent under " heavy cloud. Bis inala
drtit management Va pushing the dis
establishment question to the iron
curing the campaign end burdeninJ
tue Liberal party With the weight o
tho issue has brought upon him the In
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