The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-27
FOREIGN SHORES !
On Those of England the Po-
IiticaI Tide Approaches
the Flood.
GiadstOne's Voice Is Needed to
Avert Threatening Tempests
AmOrg the Liberals.
The Tories, All in "a Turmoil,
waiting for Premier Sails
bury TO speak.
OUR CABLE LETTER.
The Political Struggle over In Merrie
England.

| LONDON, September 26.-The politi'
cal campaign, which has hitherto been
dveoid of life, begins to glow and the
prospect is that the occurrences OF
The coming week will make electoral
affairs quite lively.
Premier Salisbury will on Tuesday
issue tory campaign manifesto, and
this, the conservatives hope, will put
new life into the tory cause.
The blast blown by The grand old
man. dissipated the seeds of disrupt
ing discord which were fast taking
root iu the divisions of the liberia
structure, but the cditicc has beel
neglected since and damaging
growths are again fastening upon il
Lord Salisbury's followers entertain
the conviction that he IAN blow
counter blast that will shake thu
weakening Gladstonian temple TO tli'
ground.
John Bright has determined Il
re-enter politics as an advocate ofth
rest Grafton of the liberals to power
lie proposes to make the candidate.
of Sir Henry James, Mr.. Gladstone
attorney for the parliamcn
tary seat beloning to Berg. Asurb, tn
occa, ion for his undertaken u stun
tour. This will undoubtedly prov
, to be one of tho greatest sensations @
the campaign, and MIR. Brights u'tei
ances will make good aud etieetiv
party literature for the liberals.
Lord Randolph Churchill, who hi
been spending his vacation IN prcpai
1 ing himself for the work of the con
' ing campaign. viii b Gsegit atuHte;
there to demonstrate to the Engls
: ncople how utterly unfit both NJ
t,lndstone aud Mr.. Bright are for I'll
: RESPONSIBILITIES of public trust.
MIR. Gladstone still declines
:, name a date Tor the delivery OF q
u .peech he promised to make 10
!, Nid'othian constituents. Son
A ner.ous attribute his refusal to b
Z continued physical inability TO spe
! i'm public, while others believe he
Simply waiting to have Premier 81
isbury make some general statcmc
!, of the tory policy in order to ene'
u iyely answer ii. A great many p'
sons have gone to see MIR. Gladstc
se since his return to Hawarden q
ha they all concur in the statement W
Nv nv 30 far at least as ordinary CONVEX
~ ton goes, the great oratorss voiT ,
perfectly good. Mr.. Herbert "
stone, however, declares tnat
yer father is under strict medical orr
bil, 10 refrain for the present from any
one of his voice that might strain ~,
'ys- adds that Mr.. Gladstone, himseii
e IL meets to be able during the camp
flu, 10 deliver at least three public
DraI lions. Never, perhaps, .
hge ANY mans voice considered wit
um- mich concern by SO many pc
as The most intimate friends oil IN
nus premier do not hesitate to say
believe that, although he may
.Oor, coed under favorable circumst
In delivering few short spe
Os. This autumn, Mr.. Gladstone's G
as all orator is practically closc'
enue ever. q,
pure II may be that the growing O
i ar ton of this lies behind the new
The burst of rebellion by amoiiiou
most Joseph Chamberlain. In his /"
ption nj Lambeth ON Thursday, he
and declared that in the event oil I
torntiou of the liberals to pow
would refuse to take place
bar cabinet unless his colleagues
agroe to his schemes for the
nnrohase and allotment of land
epart- borcrs and the abolition OF
Iewcst Zoos This renewed outbr
made radicalism has already rev
feeling of disunion between u
ic,ls and wings of the liberal
omolo A large number of wings al
hocominp more dissatisfied
oN's. pgoI, manifesto staten,
corning church disestaohshiii
-, almost ignored the danger 2
Dus, ton, they claim, by merely 40
me VI that IL was a live issue III w
TO po church could take care OF Use
Probably none of Mr.. lila
ar ntterances has caused more
hu my ness. IL is generally interE
ust ~ mean that he believes the qu'
= Nah dises,ablishment is live one
ever after brief respite, If the
aror are successful in securing a
- cNSii dencv in the liberal pa
w. 0'' whole question will be pu
them to some solution Deior'
sooord dissolution of parliament
AS au indication of the stl
mos the radical following on Inc
'"'7 of disestablishment, II may
o,ooner that nearly all liberal assoc
c if he all me provinces n Ha' if moss
public question as an llnhe
sue. This is done as preci
l pect at a measure to secure the rete
MD Their, the votes OF churchmen,. WI
set Of bad desert the liberal party IN
old eIelu IL endorsed the radical V
spise these efforts to avoid
70 unex- of this dangerous question,
nearly every liberal meetp
instances of the speakers o
goods in PEELED by queries from lhe
ne a full 10 places themselves on rec
subject