The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
Ths Transformation Ia ths british
Cabinet compietsd.


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returned The Conservatives 10 power by
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semhiing OF Parliament on The 9th otJuly |
oppeatIon Al the polls to ministers who,
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Seats are always waiting TO be vacated |
for ministers who fail of re election.
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Loypox. lime "a Tho new Cabinet
h.ys a. dec,do ho,woor m. and tho a,h
-. ~ $500 "''''s' ''''Y "'N
on the budget, The Egyptian occupation,
tho crimes act, the remaining legislative
work OF the session aud the resumption
of negotiations with Russia. The budget
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'no oAoup.'o" o' '"e spun anu '''' wv
Ties, which, OF course, arc 10 DC aoan'
doned. Tho deficit, II there should De
any, may be spread over ascrles oiyearsl
Inc advice OF SIR STAFFORD Northcotc, VINO,
the exchequer, an influential element
IN lhe Caoinet, hVors the lhpositlon oiu
llght DUTY on wheat, oarley, inalaii eorn
aud agricultural products chiefly lm-
ported from the United states Inc pro
posal has been widely discussed IN
the leading Conservative constltu'
encles, the leaders nave al
mitted II comes wllhln the
sphere OF practical politics aud lts advo'
Gates cannot be refused hearing III
his last great practical speech In Devon
shire the new First Lord OF the treasury
acknowledged that the whole subject oi
duties on Imports had arrived al stage
justlfylng inquiry with view TO leglsla'
tive action.
IRISH TROUBLES
1reland's crop Ia an important factor
In the financial proposals OF the new
Cabinet. There are SCORES of starving
hamlets on the west and south coasts,
which, With trihing expenditure for
harbor, and other public works, and
small grants TO enable the local authorl-
ties To assist the people 10 develop tho
fisheries, might soon become prosperous
aud contented.
EdfPf
The decision OF the Cabinet on the
question Of retirement from Egypt Is
awaited with confidence. Public opinion
Is satisfied that Lord Salisbury may be
trusted to safely guard the material and
political interests OF the empire In this
particular branch OF foreign politics.
The dispatch Of Sir Henry Hammond
Wolf, sent to Egypt on special mission,
Is significant. Wolf Is the chlcfconndant
of Lord Randolph Churchill, and con.
Quoted the whole OF the correspondence
with Egypt, on which the noble Lord was
enabled 10 base the consplcuously bitter
attacks on the late Government on their
Egyptian policy. Wolf's diplomatic
career 10 Turkey and tho East un.
der the Bcacons1eld regime placed
him on footing of Intimacy with every
element favorable TO British ascendancy
The transfer oi ms party 70 inc opposi.
ton benches ieit ~ MS hands means iot
embarrassing the 1ovornmsnt, possesscn
by no othcr living man. ms lniormatlon
from the inception oi British troubles 10
EGYPT pointed 70 conspiracy ana treacn
cry against England on the part OF nearly
every member OF inc Erypuan uovern'
ment, from the kncdiVe down, anu grave
/ ly compromised french onicials. lie now
goes 70 Egypt armed WIN special powers
10 conduct secret inquiry Ior tne guiu
anee OF CaDinct IN luii sympathy Win
nls views anu pauasu @ w 'n , ~ aos,
anu aggressive '''"'''o' VI '"' p'''e"'
reign.
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holulng tnc frcm'ersniP, I" ~ lasen lol
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'.n N'n SoH' nig
Inc TACT 'hat ~ Henry Drummond
Wolh is 40 ardent admirrr oil lsmail
, Pasoa, ihe ex'hhodisc, . used as al ar.
: fument In iiFor oi the iheory that siren.
uous ehorts VIII now PC made TO dcpose
1 The son and restore the iaiher 70 ths
> throne. There Is no doubt that lsmtil
IL resorting TO every means IN bis powsi
10 accomplish ihl- result but lnasmucb
a. his inordlnate ambition aud reckless
extrssagsnee Dro1sht 80 much rfu II
the country, II u not believed that hl'
scheme VIII be successful
! Afo'fsS sfPaiiss.
: On The Afghan question the new Cabl
a net starts with an immense advantage
over the "outs" 10 the fnsion Of th,
n Offices OF Prime Minister and forelgl
. Secretary. Gfanyillg was never able 4
see clearly throH-h G'sfstone's speeta
= cles. Salisbnry's snpramacy In the dIrec
n tion Of foreign affairs will be unques
l toned 70 lone as BE- carricsthc sccretar,
\ Of State for India with him. Lord Rsn
Z dolph Churchill Is the only member Of tb'
: Cabinet Hkely 20 take ) hfm stan
wnere tneir views d''ofTe o. the Aixhai
u / Vufttt0us nuV NHNlif EXPECTATION WIFI II