The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
FROM FOREIGN FIELD
LORD SAllSBuRY'S SPEECH
The English Press on tho French Elec-
ttons- Conservative Gains Dyna-
mite Outrages in Canada-Rieh
6old Deposits of Peru.
servia's Demands.
Eng,and.


LONDON, Oct, THE Times to-day
pab ishes an interview lis Paris CORES,
pondeat had yesterday with Prince
German ambassador to
France, respecting the recent elections
for members OF the Cham5er of Dsp-
utts. The priuca said: an
my opinion the only possible
Wsw under the circumstances to form
@ st&ole cuVefnmGub is by a union of
the two republican sections of the
Chamber, as am airaid the radical
left minority will lot defer to the
wishes OF the moderala left IN iority
kegarGiug govern mental measures
Europe has hitherto been enabled To
Live on good terms with the French re-
public, but the republic OF to-morrow
may differ i1om the republic of YES.
terdsy. II the Conservatives use their
comparative victory solely in tie in
tsttsg az The country they may easily
contribute towards meintainins, or
even improving, tho relations of
France with tho rese of Eu.
zone. II, howOver they should
uaa their increseed forcss 10
Uis'plb Tic situatiou and cali into
qn siOn the e8tSblished order Of
hin q, Ffanca would eater into IA re-
lNt@i trQubles and agitaticns, ana
WoAlA rcqoire tho closest watchirg bv
I felAn ststesmen, Everw osculation
W France st The present moment
"ae4 seBsiNIe difference In the no
H.icai oaicu,aliQns whieh now occupy
''io st'entiop IT Europe.
sALI3BURY's SPEECH
a = 4 Nnls
0t tce Nationa Conservative
cosl Yenc) nt Now port to-day. Uo
tHnAct ore Conservative union frr
aSp9 rs the jrua pature of the qaudy
pro0lsea 0i lGe LHsrAis. Ths premier
VA ed his bearers b. CONSUME thor a.
Jri- ~ pehaif Of U0usprvais ism, which.
~ aa,d, was growing, and a glorious
titu'a aWallea thom.
h q @ssls0Ory than proceeded TO
g upeiRto the pDlioF Of tan Conserva.
nv. p1f.y. Referring odisturhsnoes
- tta Balkans, hoprimomihister ssi1:
Nv 40 part III tueiipty al tao British
.eaJ sm5n iu iutetia5p in affairs o.
~ tn NaunG!lH. sBe treRiv OF Ber.
Aaa n"f haen frustrated uor has the
aAHtto.auo 3 irdsy baaa rdsl0reG. Tne
pah4y ~ b ment Ia to uphuld
."a i9rkieb ompire, and, whenever Il
s Flts pl In 60 30, genuinely snd
hea.tllly to 4 hlc, edcyish and flsp
li' hslt~ Is siu0c Dhti0n8htips who
nS'a n lmtof'.nt beariug 6n ihe iu-
ufe h6aiiFt ol Eutope. For tda prel-
euI hope th9t -he ToWers viii confine
~ di urhRlc EiAin tho imiis OF
ne t9V u9ilau y ruory, Russian IN.
itN2@ We M ave c1eekat ihb TGllh-
i.ti in"tu 0t n mHila IL ihA latter
oo1nfY tai uuibe1 with Bnigaria
Io't' teiNVoia4 a great ch8ng8 10
Ail r0sGur measures rnr To-
81 self governments. p Pie nnvink
W ailh H1nuld boar mo burd II uf OK
pensts If tho country, iot atone those
NaVlnE bou-es na igndS. Th, pre-
IaF, ln snsworiaB question a. TO
VIVA cN,oAt local vsrEmdnb antnor-
ny should ba extended o. ltalrnd,
'"id; "pHa E'entiop might give
Jiate fsc!li.y 20 tha Iagjgnfg 10 Go las.
LlGJ 20 the minOfity.N Conservative
tfaditions, he seid, were clear. Ao ra-
gHrdoA tie ioiagrity IS the empire
en0y9 MI Other pONt!cel cPnsidSya--
.ions. tI3 favored tho 3tnoariGl con-
'sierAtion mpv5ment, but his Flans ia
regard 10 the matter had not yet been
tancihly shaped.
He believed in IS c!o55 uoian of Eng
iand aud her colonies, wi h Wow Of
promoting the rekt streugi Il Og tho nv
tloh ia European e u 1cls, and said ii,
wSa ono OF ih3 mos i4l81rtaus quo
lions o. tho future, Ha fLg0rou moss.
ures for chsnpariug and simplifying
| tho sala aud traIa'ur 4 land. lie
9iai'd that the sOveCnLaent hgS ra-
ceivoa returns 5howiug that general
crime IN Ireland had deere .sei,
ooyontting WAS amonGbla to tho ordi-
nary law, would b0 yteruiy enforced.
Thirty five prosecutions, no said, hid
already been started. Extending self
government 20 lrdlEnd, ha declared, Is
'u opon question, hut IL Ia desirable,
hS Tar as uo,sible, u give Ireland the
same banelits 40 ar6 enjoyed by the
Uaited Kingdom,