The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-14
THE PREMIER WINS.
The House OF Commons Refuses
TO Pass the Vote OF Censuro.
A Violent Attack on tho Administration
by Lord Hamilton The Khartoum
Expedition andoned--O
FOssign Aftaira,
GLADSTONE SUSTAINED.

NOnnlunh JoHJoIuhJ ulht tno hONolnlnpnth
programme for the Soudan practically In
yolyod tho abandonment OF tho advance on
Khartoum, Wady- tIalfa, no said, would
be made tho most advanced position
for a permanent defense OF Egypt
Tho British troops would be Withdrawn
a. soon az the Milo rose-abOut tho
end OF May Efforts would be made 10
establish an administration In III Province
OF Dongoa and 10 complete tho Nile Rail-
way IA commercial enterprise. General
Lord Wolseley, Lord Harrington said, had
adylsed tho Government 10 retire 10 AS
souan from the SOudan, and attached great
Importance 10 tho sending OF armed boats
to Egypt 10 DO used In patrolllng tho Nile.
Tho Government had no Intention,
the speaker said, OF eyacuatlng Sua.
kim until some arrangement could DO
effected for holding II against the hostile
Arabs, either by England or some other
civilized nation Al present Suaklm could
not be held without hghting Osman Dig.
ma, El Mehdl's chief lieutenant for many
months past, had been besleglng tho place.
and had frequently declared himself deter
mined upon driving tho garrison Into tho
Red Sea Therefore tho holding OF Suaklm
was military and not o political question.
Henry Chaplin, Conservative, asked how
much tho Government had spent on tho
Khartoum expedition, and II tho sum was
greater than tho 2,b00,0 900 mentioned In
the 800, 100000 ~ the sum requested for
Tho Soudan.
Mr.. Gladstone replied 10 the lntenog.
auI nau..a...N AaI al
ready spent great deal OF money
IN the Soudan, but was unable "
say at present whether any portion
OF the s22, 800, 900 would DO saved. Mr.
Gladstone then moved for second reading
OF the Consolidated Fund bill (the S5bOOO,'
000) credit. llo urged tho House 10 avoid
e1ory unnecessary Issue Just now M II
would II the House were 70 pass Judgment
on the conduct Of the Government
Ms. Gladstone said that the opposition
had pressed the motion without waiting for
tho promised papers, und had made up for
their deficiency Of knowledge by q variety
OF baseless suppOsltlons When the papers
were presented Ii lght appear that Sir Petor
Lumedon had returned In full conformity
with the Governments policy, aud that q
frontier had beon secured through tho
friendly relations between Lord Durerin
, and tho Amcer II might also DO found
that when the Government took q gloomy
View OF tholr position they were doubtful OF
obtaining the objects thoy were contendlng
for and that his more cheerful speech ON tho
following Monday was made when these OBJ
jocts had been gained. II wis not without
deep palrlnd regret ho had soon the change
In the attitude OF tho opposition u, soon ~
tho blessed prospect OF peace appeared, and
whom II was found that war had been
Aortod, which would have been calam-
Nv 10 England, Russia, civilized man.
kind and tho whole world.
These statements OF tho Premier woro
received with loud and prolonged cheering,
No sooner had Mr. Gladstone quit speak
Ing than tho Conservatives opened upon
him and his government tho blttorost
attack which II was In their power 10
make This was led by Lord George
Francis Hamilton, who 10 being strongly
pushed forward by tho Tories ~ leader
In tho House OF Commons, lilo secured
tho opportunity for making M attack by
moving the consideration OF Sir Stafford
Northcote's amendment w tho COnaOll-
dated Fund bill for vote OF consure against
the Government The amendment con-
oludce; "rho House having shown its road.
iness " vote supplies refuses lts assent Nm
I'll Informed OF the present policy and pur.
pose for which tho money 10 h granted lS
70 DO applied Lord Hamilton said;
'Tho MnrQule OF Harrington has Just made
tho most extraordinary atntomont which ever
iell from the llpe OF Minister u this lloueo,
W1vV,nnun. n,, ~" ,,' ,m nnnoumyou nsn, nv
murdered Ak or ton thousand mon Vol the
Government expects this House 10 NO
auio.oc sionly III thla policy; ,ho
inoSpaolty of Inc mon IN oliSs iconscrva.
two chocre, Tho GoyWnmont has anrrcndcrtd
every one OF inc quost9ls botwogn u aud
hnvsln Ing prm9 Mlnls.Sr m % has ~. at9sotner %
mont obtained tho voto q credit Tho gyoat
objection have 10 the promiors policy 10
!lat from ,hc very day ho assumed oiloc IN.
syma u0W no ma nas envwn ro"o'"Ss W. !" savTpS
IUiTlos Of "ilonr iIcnr''1
Lord un,nllton,a motion waa defoaiod bv
n yoln of oOo M og0. ThN majority con.
SIalcd entlrclv of IIboraIa tho pa,nelItoa
voting Win ibo mInorltv rho Ilouae ros
ceIyod the roault rather lallesalv.
InNnoN NAV 10 A dlanatch from,
Msahcd rc,orta Tho arrival thero ~ sIr
poter I.unsdnn who ia an ,o,,io Tor pn.
slona Colonal siawart and anothor JirIl.
Ish nl,,cer will go m IIaraI sor ,hs nnrnn"o
of ~ osamlnlng tho fortIacatlona md l, Sly,ng
,ho Amaer anv ,aodsd advice i'm snsard
thcroio. ' V'' '''V " ''e"'
In tho uouso OF Lorda tlrs aftornoon.
Porelgn MlnIstor EarI l,ranyillo corrocl.l
Ma ststemeni NJ voaterdav. conoornlnv iho
ASghan dlsnute and aald that the erroo.
mani reacbed b,tweon himaeIi Tho Earl of
Kimberlv. paron de staal and M Iesasr
IN rospect 10 the Afghan boundary procosd-