Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-04
=. rEIEGgArHie LtIrEE FROM
LONDON.

,.ox Oct. 3.-Ihe Tories are not
.sssy 20 begin the campaign for
e..srasy in the next Parliament.
- government have, therefore, de
- n postpous dissolution until the
= a DECEMBER. The reason given TO
,ablie for this action is that diff
- crossing out OF the enormous
.sraiion. under the enlareeroen nt of
srapc. ise, require extended time for
.s.dles,ion and adjustment. Ihs
Sspsign when II does open will be the
s-ssst and most thoroughly contested
:, fought ia Great Britain. Every
-, 10 the country will probably be
,.ebsd and interested. Ia this connec-
= tbe fact ~ also pointed out tEst
,ssa the United states enfrauchised It Q
Al fres dmen, hardly hundred thou
al voters we're added to the iisI, but
iuslsnd has suddenly added nearly
re times "a many to her suffrage list.
"a she addIiiJn certainly cOLtsins a
A e. nsss of ignorance. Practically
= vtole nnmber have 40 political
.ning. They will bs Liberal or Tory
srsrdiDg to the iRtiaence brought 10
rsf on them. Tie result will be stu.
zd0as upon the destiny Of England.
as fair to assume that before the close
{ the campaign the parties will have
rsYed the old voters pretty vel on
y old lines, and the issue will be
ynded by the new ballots. The elecs
q may decide WHISTLER the English
soey shall be free or protective;
amer the church aud state shall
: divorced or remain united, aud
.sstksr uuificstiop or disintsgraiion
ksaasue; whether Great Britain shall
-z.sss 10 interfere IN foreign affairs,
spdEnain among the first powers, or
~ back and fall into second rank.
nay decide whether the ar.stooracy
gsglapd shall continue, and whether
Dc ihFone shall remain. The extraor-
Aozry situation presented Is that the
Parliament to be called upon TO settle
s,ms II not all of these momentous
sees will take its temper from the
Aspce way in Which a majority of the
40 millions Of uneduoated voters may
M, their first ballots.
lttrsnspires II that the Eastern policy
Il Premier Salisbury Is conducted in
sriect concord with that of Prince
bismarck. The Servian Minister to
Eneisnd has had an official interview
9Th Lord Salisbury, and obtained from
hin an assurance Of the British Gov
rnment's sympathy with Servia's sspi-
uiions. King Milan's government has
been urged by England to refrain from
aggressive action. and to rely on the
session Of the powers. The King has
in reply that he trusts In
.he assurance given him by England,
md the SeTvians are willing TO wait for
Ihe decision of the powers. unless
svsuts preoipitate a necessity for imme-
90 sctisn.
The social purity movement. founded
% revelstions made by the Pal Mall
sas,tts, Ia steadily gaining strength IN
England. The prosecution of Mr..
sisad greatly strengthened the move
nent and it is nov headed by the Meth
dist churches a. an organization. The
ause Ia nov warmly advocated by all
,rpans and the preachers of all de
lominations. Meetings are being or.
Ianized to make the people aequsinted
NIB new develop ents of scandal in
Iieb PLACES. and TO inauRurate q general
ystem Of boycotting tradesmen and
houses managed by men
epuied Of sexual immortality. Several
I the great west end shops, wherein
ave been ruined many young girls
ifed at most tnesQre wages, have been
in name In tkese public
,eetings as the PLACES of rain of young
zen aud women. Ladies' have been
armed TO avoid them. Letters have
zen read accusing London journalists
1 general immortality. The Methodist
',mss even goes so far as to explain toe
couspirsoy OF silence" maintained
,y psjprity Of the London newspa-
,ers against the Pail Nall Gazette, and
heir attack on Stead for making bis
by alleging that an appall
ne state Of the vice exposed by Stead
'xists In the press circles Of London.
This paper prsys that God may raise up
sme mighty journafistic Hercules TO
leanse the Augean stables Of the jour
aals.
The Duke of CASTLE, it is reported.
ss joined the Roman Catholic Church.
liz conversion took place some time
90. but the avowal was postponed an
i the young Duke attained his ma
osity. This conve rsion csnsed much
annoyance in Established Church cir
lee. The Duke has great infiaeIce, aud
As an income OF S2C),0C).