The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
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i LONDON, July Lord John Manners
| Postmaster General, addressing Con
bservative meeting at Leicester last even
ing said, without pretending to state the
4 policy of the Governments he was able tc
say they would try to bring order out OF
the present chaos in Egypt, and would
endeavor to terminate the tension in AT
CHAN affairs which endangers India
! Pans, July Lord Hill, Member Of
| Parliament for Down, ireland, and Con
troller, in an election speech at Down to
day. is the first member of the present
/ Government who has yet given any init
nation regarding the policy of the Gov
| eminent in relation to Irish affairs His
Lordship referred to the recently pro
posed bill for the renewal of the Grimes
| Act, and said such measures were in his
opinion needless, as the ordinary laws
were sufficiently ample for the govern
ment of Ireland He said the present
Land Act was failure, and that he
would support the Land Purchase bill
which the Liberal Government has pro
posed.
LONDON, July Lady Churchill, who
Is the daughter of Leonard jerome of
New York, is personally engaging in the
| Woodstock canvas to secure the re-elec-
| ton to Parliament of her husband, Lord
Randolph Churchill. The Liberals are
very active in their efforts to accomplish
the defeat of Lord Randolph and to Sc
cure the election grant The return of
Lord Randolph Churchill for Woodstock
at the present election is considered a
very doubtful matter
LONDON, June 30.-The st. James Ga.
sette believes it to be untrue that the Gov
eminent proposes to retake and reoccupy
DOngola, Egypt eaa.T
NV YoRK, July Ia Sun cablegram
from London of June 30th says: 1t is be-
coming very evident that the Tories do
not interd to be easily dislodged from the
ascendancy which they accidently OBJ
tanned The party managers are daily
growing more vigorous and aggressive.
Their latest enterprise is the formation of
a conservative league, which is to flood
the country with Tory papers The new
organization has capital of 100000 and
is supported by 700 of the richest aristo
Gratis of England. Lord Randolph Chur-
chill has accepted the presidency Of the
league. j o. li5t
LoSDoS, June 30.-The managers of the
Irish Parliamentary party have issued an
address to Irish electors in England, advis-
ing them to vote for Tories in preference
to Liberals at the coming general election,
LONDON, June 29.--At meeting of the
Midlothian Liberal Association to day, the
Chairman read letter from Gladstone, ex-
pressing deep and grateful sense of the
fidelity of the Liberal majority of 1880 in
dealing with difficulties almost unexam-
pied. He refrains from criticising the
Conservative Cabinet, feeling it to be his
duty to support and assist them in doing
right. He says he is confident that the
presence of Liberals in Parliament will be
competent to exercise the necessary vigi-
lance. He asks Midlothian to assist him in
using his strongest and most sedulous
efforts in the interests of the Liberal party.
Gladstone says he did not think he should
again ask to be returned to Parliament,
but that events have transpired which
have rendered it necessary that he should
not imperil the unity and efficiency of the
party. This is tantamount to declare
ton that he will remain the leader of the
Liberals. The meeting was then addressed
by Earl Roseberry, and a resolution ex
pressing hearty confidence in Mr.. Glad
stone was afterwards adopted
Gladstone's letter is the political fea
ture of the day. The Liberals are now
relieved of anxiety over the question of
his continued leadership of the party
and are jubilant over his decision TO re-
main. r1sfaf 1880
Prince Albert Victor, son of the Prince
OF Wales, was rendered the freedom of
the city of London at Guildhall on June
18th. .it -,
Right Hon. William Henry Smith,
Secretary of War in the Cabinet of the
Marquis of Salisbury, has been reelected
to Parliament for Westminster. The
Liberals did not contest the seat.
New York, June 20. The Suns London
cable special Of June 2Sth says: The most
significant speech made by any member
of the Irish party since the return of the
Tories to power was made by Michael
Davitt this afternoon at a great mass meet
ing, held in Hyde Park, to protest against
the proposed amendment to the Reform
bill. which would disfranchise every man
who had obtained medical relief at the
public cost within year of any election
I'VE demand" he said, nothing less than
the right to manage our own affairs as
Australia and Canada manage theirs. As
long as that right is denied to us, or its
exercise abridged, Ireland will remain an
obstruction in British legislation and
menaeesto the stability Of English power"
These defiant utterances by the greatest
Nationalist leader outside of the Parlia
mentary party were vehemently cheered
by the immense crowd, which was wholly
composed of Englishmen.
LONDON June pa dispatch from Yo-
kohama says that the city Of Toxic, from
San Francisco, which is ashore at the en-
trance to this harbor, will probably prove
a total loss.
LONDON, June 27.-The only Minister
of the new Government who has. ND TO
date, publicly addressed his constituents
IS Balfour, Chief Secretary for ireland, |
who is son in-law of Salisbury, and the |
only man that has been permitted by the |
present Premier to speak for him. The
address has attracted profound attention. |
Before his advent to power Salisbury was |
most persistent advocate of coercion in |
Ireland. Responsibility, however, has
tempered his views and he /
,eels the necessity of "letting the Tories
lown easy" The most striking utterance
n Balfour's speech is an unqualified
declaration that he desires, not less than
Chamberlain, to see Ireland governed by
'qual laws with England, and to see all
exceptional Legislation against the Irish
people forever abolished. The new Chief
Secretary strongly supports home rule
or Ireland, but contends that his home
ule shall extend to local interests only.
t must be admitted that remarkable
hange of attitude in the Conservative
ceiling towards ireland is indicated. In
act all reports from Conservative clubs
nd political circles show that Lord Ran
lolph Churchill has become the prophet
+ the Tory party on the Irish question.
lis policy, which, from all present por-
ents, will prevail with the present Gov:
rnment, favors the gradual replacement
I the Vieeregal Government at Dublin
,astle by the formation of an elective
CENTRAL Board to sit in Dublin and possess
be power of dealing with all internal
uestions of government.
LoXDoN, June 27.-Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
as produced deep sensation by an ar
Gle over his signature in to days issue
the Monthly Recie,o. The great preacher
arTates in detail the story of the death