The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-05
ENGLISH AFFAIRS.
THE APPROACHING CAMPAIGN
VIII be the Fisrcest Ever known IN
Great ritsin-Nng,r1d's New
Nctsrs Saau Eristscrscy
Cootinus:-Ths PArneii-
ites-Nhe Gable Peel.

LONDON, Oct. The Tories are not |
yet ready 10 begin the campaign for |
the supremacy in tho new Parliament.
Iaey rave, therefore, decided 90 post |
pDue dissolution until December Z. |
The reason given to tHs puNli1 TOR this |
aotlod - that ths uiili iuiJ.ss grawlug |
out OF tho enormous ,esiftsai0a |
under tho aniar4emout nj she fran |
chise reqsire tho e1l0rasd iIms Tor |
adjudication and adjustment. the !
csmpaign, whom IL docs open, VII ~ !
tina iierceas and most thoroughly con-
tested ever
FOUGHT ~ GREAT BRITAIN.
Every vosar IN tbs country wilt !
uruDsbiy bo reached and intsr6s SLED. !
Those now possessing the franchise |
are badly enough mudGled, for tbs |
Churchill Tories are cCgrtiRg tae IRISH |
honey rule vute, while the Radicals |
Srn clamorlng Tor the mstnteoanoe oi |
the empire's integrity. The 091 900 IF |
men enirauchi-ed by $r. Gladstone,
ne q rule, halons 10 a class which ia III |
ierior IN lnteiligence to any that aavn
ever heretofore han Is voice in British T,
affairs. They have noyer, as
"a rule nad any iptsres.
| ia FtiNitO NftNlktlH fARllh ihN u llNu bG-
casiOn 10 learn suyihine 40 Nu about
polltics. Whom the u nited States o.
iraucnisod the IA sCk freedmen hard y
$4,000 voters were added 10 the lst.
When they began to vote they were
|; ilusncad by q So t,ment which Wll
PRACTICALLY UNANIMOUS
amOng them, and which WAS, at 90
time ~ least, intelligent, w; "gra,i-
| tuoe,' bn1 England has "a sudddniy
aided nearly shIco timos as mGuy
votara so ser suffrage list, ard
the gdcitiCn 9ertainiy contains IS lsrgs
mass Of ignorance. While gratitude 10
Si!s Liberal party for taelr frsncniss
m,Y away many cf rno new votsrs, it
| would be- folly Cp cslc elste op IL as .
issiiag hipA Will prevsll with any
largo portion OF tae old voters, prer-
W Well on thu old Diros. AID shat issuo
| wlll b9 tried by now ballots. Even
now, two moutrr before the dissoig-
tou, there Ere l,lB candidates
ALREADY ~ THE FIELD,
00n,agbing SOr The $40 seats hniOnqing
to Eus ladd IN tha III OF 50 of Commoas.
Nearly oearY scat has bgen contested.
rherc sro lnsnJ instances IN which
seYtrM candidates. are contest
ms III the anm9 constituency.
In this latter respect, howoYer,
| tao Ltbsrzla arc AZ present worse di-
Fidad than the Tories This laLtar arc
amor mpeh hsttsr party d,sciDNno,
| Snd thoir party agents arc bending
heir ensrsisS 10 provont party spli,a,
| fne Parnelli,o5 r6mA,u unj,ad and in
| dep3udent Of alllaDc91. Ii Is admitted.
even BY Libarai newspapers, that II
Mir. FernBll succeeds in uakiuga
| RApGAIN WITH THE IDpYI4
10 ataDd With shcm "a a common plst-
form the LIBERAL u iYity win ttaud
IN daueeroi disappearing altogether.
Prhsucally, tNe whoe number have
20 d9oid d . lit;cal laRning, They
| Will ba LiO9ral Or Tory, according to
tno iptlnence brought to bsaT on hsm.
rho result OF tue coming election viii
De gtupendOuS Ju tra destinv nf Eor-
land. |. may decide whether the Eng
iish trade pni,cy SHALT
nE FREE OR PROTECTION;
| Shether ths church and eLstO ANAL be
| divorced or remaiG uniteu; Whistler
unitis,tiOn
OR DIsINTEGRATleN OF THE EMPIRE
| Snsll onsuo, wnotnor Great Britain
shsli continue 20 in;eIieTe Ia foreign
Affairs and remair among the first OF
| tha powers or hsld aloOt and IAN bscI.
into the SECOND rHuk. l. Msy decine,
dNel, whether tho er'stCcracy IN Eng
land ANAL coatnue aud wh tuer tIe
tlTcne rh9t remain. Al tkeGs are
now I'VE qHeNsious, and u does appear
O. be- an eStraYs6i1ary thing
Chat PAiliaman', which may ba
called ou to- Ito sOMc, II not al. of
thege mnrnettous issues, win takn its
tomier I On tho chhucn way in ysich
amaj lIity Of the 100000 of
NEW AVID sSEDUCATED VOTERS
may cast tASii fra. ballots; for i5 IL
fair 10 assume that before the close O
the campsisn, the parties will have
obtained from Lord Salisbury sn az
tnrsnce Of tho British goveromeupe
synpaiby With Servia's aspirations
kmg MilsD's government has
been urged by England IN refrain
from aggressive ac ion aud rely On the
decision OF tho powers, Tho king hs-
tel@graphed ia reply'thet he trusts in
tho assurances given him by England,
aud that the Srrvisus IRE willing 10
wait for the decision or tho powers.
| TIKI CABLE POOL.
unlss 81 events preCiplt&te \ nee ssaiLy
FOR -otive s,essures tho London naua
gers OIL the Atlantic csbis comp.ni,v In
the present 700, will meet Ina
th's city next week. 1t III posi-.
lively stated that tho object
OF the meeting IL to arrange for n re
ducnon of present cable tariffs he.
tween England aud tho Unitsd y ases
from "A cents to IL Coats on ordinary
COMMERCIAL messages, and from l. 10
cents GA prees messages. The direc.
tore Of the d ifsrcni English companies
in tho pool ave said 20 0s all ia fsyor of
making tho proposed reductions.
hey tske tie ground thst tho oppose
ton of tho MaokaJ Bennett cables
must bo
ENDED ny ASSIMILATION.
| Th'g opposition, 10 Is argued, has
ir0sdy made POI ! dividends 80 small
hat shAT"hul69ry win consent 10
sacriiis9 tham " tlrely for a timo In \
war OF raeN that VIII either break
down tao opposition or cpmpel IL 10
join tho coal, aud result eventually In
rAising tariffs all around, and In nm
eventual Increase VI tho pool dlyi-
f9nts. This American pool directors,
on the other band, arc sNd to na lsss
wilma u c,nssot 10 tho proposed re.
auctions, and ~ b. quito tlrnid -bou,
entering into rar of rates, TheI
profess 10 hs uncertain about the our.
como Of such n war, and up to date
have rot heeu Induced 10 cousent 10 it,
THE SOCIAL PURITY MOVEMENT,
fnputd on tho revelations made by
tho Pal Mall Gazette, la steadily gain.
INK strength ~ England. The prose
cution OF Mr.. Stead has greatly
strengthened tho movement, asd it is
now hesded by tho Methodist church
80 an organ cation. The ssuso Is nov
wsrmly advocsted by all the orgsns