Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-27
OUR CABLE LETTER.
England in the Midst of the
Hottest Political Campaign
Witnessed for Years.
Negotiations to be Resumed for a
Treaty Between the United
States and West Indies.
How the German Husband OF Princess
Beatrice Pretended lie Could
Speak English.
The Prince of Wales Adding Ia His Rcpu-
tation ~ a Jockc, Prussia Turning
Out Russian Poles.

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IllE POLITICAL CAltpEON.
LoNpoN, july 2G The popular inter-
est in politics has again been transferred
from parliament to the hustlug>. When
the Tories assumed power there was gen.
cral though vague idea that they would at
once lnauguratc a radical foreign policy
and public interest was conferred ON par
lament, but the Conservatives in Office
have been even less bclligcrcnt than the
Liberals were, and the people now await
new declarations of principles from both
parties. Many members of parliament
have already left London and gone to
their respective horoughs To arrange for
the coming struggle. All indications
show that the next
hattie ST rnE poIIs
will he by all odds the Sevcrcst and most
closely contested which has hcrn wiged
in England Since the famous campaign of
1886. At present it would he hazardous
to give odds on either side. The Tory
political agents IN The provinces continue
10 send in promising reports OF their
party's prospects. Nearly every report
received from these gentry by the central
| N>SoCiuilun funNhlnS CoHUUcNl
ASSURANCE FOR VICTORY
In the farming districts and mining bor.
oughs over the Radicals, as the Liberals
are called since the Wings have been so
largely superseded In the management of
the affairs OF the Gladstone party. The
Conservatives have decided to contest
every constituency In Great Britain where
there Is n shadow OF a-chnncc OF success.
| The Tory candidates will therefore stand
for every constituency In En-
gland and Scotland, except
In about forty where the Liberals have such
AN assured asccndency that IL would he
n waste of energy To try 10 beat them,
An enormous fund for dcfraylng election
expenses haS already been accumulated
by the Conservatives.
AMERICA ASp TuE WEST INDIES.
! Col. Frederick Stanley, secretary of
! state for the colonies, has tacitly prom
| ised 10 revive the negotiations which were
abandoned by Lord Derby, his prcdcces-
Sor in Office, for commercial treaty
| between the Emitted States and
The British colonies in the West
| Indies. II is true that Col. Stanley de-
/ clincd to make any official promises 10
| this effect 10 the dcpuiatlon headed by
| Mr., Charles Remnant, NJ. +. for Pclkir-
shire and PceblcsslIire, which called upon
him at the colonial office Friday and
urged him To take steps
10 SECURE sUCH \ TREAI,
hut in private conversation with different
members OF the dcputation after the for
nal conference the new colonial secretary
practically committed himself to the re-
sumption OF the negotiations with The
! Washington government,
] I0NnnN's MOL IpIES CRAVING.
The Pail Mall Gazette afrmS that the
movement against the London trade for
the corruption of young girls; provoked
by its revelations, continues to grow, cs-
| pccially among the working classes OF
| England. Despite this assurance, how
ever, IL is evident that the clcrgymcn are
working under Il temporary stimulus
| No man counicnnnces quarter OF the
matter. Rev. MIR. Spurgcon still dis
courses from the pulpit ON the wicked
ness of London. In his latest sermon he
said;
Il these impurities continue. what II there
| about London that II should stand when The
palaces OF ROyanjik have fallcnf When the
power of the Fharaohs passed away Egypt be-
4 came the mclncst of nations What " there
about our boosted race, whether on this or OF
the other side of the Atlantic. that We should
expect 10 monupOllZe The favor 0f God!
N uNroPtLIR BASk.e
The refusal ofeilr Hank - Ireland 10
concede assistance 10 the Minister bank
has aroused the Indignation Of all the
Irish nationallsts The nationalist news
papers threaten 10 organize crusade
| against the bank n u foreign cor
pOration whose rates the Irish
people should refuse. demanding gold.
The United Ireland, MIR. parnell's organ,
declares that the Bank of ireland Is a
source of danger TO the country SIT Is
endowed" says the United Ireland,
'with extraordinary powers, which are
used solely
ms OwN AGGBANDiZEMENT
aud To the dctrment OF Irish trade and
credit. II X not an Irish bank; II j.
merely branch Of the Free Masons. Or
angemen are is best officers and agents
but there are no Catholics
REFUSES \ STAT N PARtItMENT.
Mr.. Michael Dayitt, the Irish patriot,
having been again invited 20 become a
candidate for u seat in parliament. has
written public letter IN which hc de-
clipcs
have determined fiaiJ will never ~ IN an
English parliament. THIS Determination v "
rcYpcablr. Fifteen yeafe ago was Ncnichcen
Ia lie name III the queen 20 a term ~ enrNlihhf
which l. now expiring cnnn0t perform an
ucl which would compel me tp seal NY FOR
cigHe-s aud forgiveness ~ TINS l,er-"hhl wrong
and inhumnniit by Invoking tsod- name ~ .
Testimony Of ms LOYALTY and devotion Ia the
power which Inflicted this wrong
~ Mr. u.dcnles That lao ever wrote ia
Mr. jos. chamberlain offering 10 assist
him 10 stumping ireland npou the Radical
platform.
, nov FRINGE HENRY LEAHNTD ENGiIsIt
Prince Henry OF Battenbnra aud his
bride, the Princess Beatrice, emerged
from their scclusi0n aud nappcarcd N
public iasl evening, They drove out from