The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-27

uon, leaving tho leadership and possi-
Oily the premiership 70 him.
The Spectator deplores tho present
political attitude OF this
AMBITIOUS RADICAL
as having concluded 10 shatter tho
Libersl party. 1t maintains that il
will be impossible for Mr.. G,adstone
and mtjority OF the Liberals 10 40
oept dictatisn so absolute snb
SO new in British political annals
ss that asserted Just now DIV
Mr. Chamberlain, and now insists that
II his demands he conceded he will
virtually become premier, while Mr.
Gladstone is at the head OF Liberal
snAlrs. The Spectator refers to Mr..
Chamoerlain's demands about the
abolition of school fees and the allot.
ment OF land TO laborers, and clearly
intimates awish to have him snuffed
out as soon as possible.
Sraye fears are generally enter
tanned about the
Az slime house, which the Social
ists nave Sctermined to hold
more IN spite OF the probltion
The pslice drove the Socislisl, fron,
the Lime housc meeting place on sun
day lsat, and the Socialists ssy thew
VIII hold q meeting to morrow ON the
oroidden grounds Just 10 prove their
strength against the poiics. Tho ouf-
come OF tho nilictcan,t be- Imagined. A
strong pressure has been 6rouphl
TO bear upon Sir Richard A.
Cross, home secretary, to induce him
TO withdraw his intsrdistions In tina
interest Of peace and popular rights.
but he refuses and declares he IA de-
termined to uphold the majesty of the
law. The Socialists simply wish to
meet ano discuss social questisns In
their own way. They threaten no at
Tack on the majesty of law or on any
thisg. They simply say they have a
riRhe to kold public meeting in a
properr place OF their own
selection, and declare they vii
light for this right. The police have
been ordered to prevent the Socialists
frsm assembling ut the designated d
place OF meeting and TO secure DOS.
session OF the place or the avenues
commanding access to 1t and OF all
adJ ,cent blocks. Police in large bod
les, VOL armed, win march fsonl
scotland Yard carly In tho forenoon
Tor thls purpose. They will
occupy their positions and wal,
Tor tho advent of the Socialism
TO pass any OF the occupied positions,
Fhepoet Morris, who was
AALTREATBD ny A POLICEMAN
AT lsst Sundays meeting, Issued G
manifesto to-day to the people of Ire.
land, ur9ing them to join tho Social
lists TO rid themselves OF land tsrrorism
ana capitalism together, ard abandon
seir prossnt wtruggle Tor Nation.
slism. whatever tho race, this
poot exclsi,us, tho watchword
OF tho wsgeworksrs OF ali
counties should be united. Under the
excitement produced by tho present
police prosecutions of Socialists IN
London, the parliamentary csndi.
dates OF known Socialist sympathiss
are receiving growing support in Lon.
don and Nottingham distriots.
A committee of the Soclety OF
Friends is circulating among tn,
| Quakers of Great Britain u docuiueni
urging this repeal Of lave ennabl .i,a
the state regulation OF vics b
mado distinct Is.ue IN tho comIpi
election, and that their support b,
given To those candidates only VIII,
VIII pledge themselves In favor OF III
repeal Newspaper Crgaua Of tn,
Methodist church In England also sd
vocate the Quaker proposal.
From Ro", tits stated that tho col.
leco OF Froaka lns has examined and
the pore na. approved the various acts
and decrees OF the
PLENARY COUNCIL OF BALTIMORE,
His holiness, In farewell audi.
ences, which hs has hac
with the bishop OF Cleveland, Oh jo,gny
FL. Wayne, lGdiana-Dr. O'pp-, Ell
produced report that the Hiu .,.v o
Baltimore referred In high terms o
approval to the lsbers OF the counoi
and TO the general work OF the Catho
los In the Unitod States OF Nortl
Amerioa, and spoke with pleasure O
tho wonderful progress which th,
church wss making In America
tn tishop OF CleyelanS
End ". Augustine will leny,
Rome immediately alter receiving tn,
REQUESTS formal pontificial decrees o
approval OF the plonary counoil'l
work DR.. 0'Counell will pers lnrll,
convey tho act et decretn 70 Baltimor,
al tho ond OF October.
II has leaked out that the memoria
on The American railroad c0mpot tition
presented with 30 much fuss TO ST
Henry whetlet Tyler, and whiih h Il
bsen given TO the pIes. was inspire,
by air HsoIy hluself. 1t is nov
stated that Sfesr ho initiated tho thin
he attempt Il TO secure for IL an an
pearanos Of genpinenesa aud soon
taipety by get ing tho signaIures OF (
dumber II brokors and dsalors IL
American securities. 1t ia nald h,
Iellsd to get oyon q s,ngle name. Lon
don financial papers
| poKH FUN
At the matt6r ~ "A o clnedy, aud cOncu
IN advising Sir Henry TO refrain In In
iuiuro from attempting to oblaif
prominence as u reiormer Of American
nns-cel methods.
N~st tnls American system of tn
Dsbag msnt oi tao GRIND Trunk
aHarsremain, unchanged. 81. Angus
monPs mission 70 London to sol
Northern Psoinc second mortgsg,
oonds has b, on succossfsl, q ~ ndica
tot bankers having takon the issus
which will aoon be oilotod 70 the puo
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