The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-21
A DEADLOCK.
Absurd and LaughabIe Stu
alton of Those Touchy
English Tories.
IL Now Looks as IL the ssGrand
Old Man, Would Have
Co Lead Again,
For He Doesn't Propose 10
HELP the Tories VINO Can
NOT Help Themselves.
A Bishops serio- Comic Zig
One About "Pauper ana De-
graded Irish, In America.
OUR CABLE LETTER.
A Hreczy Review o. the Dead-Io,
In uritish Politics.

In british Politics.
London, June 20. The political sit
uation tonight is one of deadlock.
The tories will not assume power un
less the liberals pledge themselves to
refrain from obstructiug the progress
of the new government, and this
promise the liberals refuse 10 give.
They say: "You overthrow us by OPP
position, and we, simply as parties,
exchange functions The deadlock,
bad as II is, gives cast of stubborn
duty TO the whole British
POLITICAL SITUATION.
Here is party which, having
driven the government out of power
by its relentless and often unreason-
able opposition, dares not take its
rize unless the defeated enemies
bind themselves TO refrain from al.
tempting TO recover power Nothing
more absurd can happen, unless IL be
the return OF the liberals to power,
assume it. The very nature of the
political situation engenders all man
ner of rumors. One of the latest OF
these is to the effect that n sufficient
number of liberals have given assur-
surance of their support to tory
government to induce Lord Sails
bury to
BREAK THE DEADLOCK
and proceed with the work OF
forming ministry. On the other
hand il is asserted that no liberal
leaders have Joined in any such as
surance and that, therefore, the tories
dare not take power.
The queen il said to he particularly
anxious that the conservatives shal
form government and il is generally
believed that her majesty is using all
her influence to induce Lord Sails
bury TO accept office. Among the hes
informed the situation is dcomet
extremely critical, and th'
issue is absolutely in doubt. Whci
Lord Salisbury was recently asked
how his party would dispose OF tn
remaining parliamentary business, IL
the event OF assuming power, he init
mated that he would not object TO
vote of censnre on what they shoult
do. provided the votes were moves
by responsible leaders. The proba
bility of being met by eensure he ex
planned by saying that II his part
took Office they would abstain iron
Introducing
ANY NEW LEGISLATION.
during the remainder of the session
and would treat such legislation q
they inherited In the manner the
had treated il while they were tn
party of the opposition. On the pla
Lord Salisbury said he would not oil
ject TO votes OF censure, because vo
of that kind would give the conservi
lives an opportunity to properly a.
neal to tho country or endorsement
The radical sectionof Mr.. Gladstone
followers who are particularly d
sirous of having the tories go into
ice rs the clever and sagacious lea
crs among these
Il RADICALS WOULD HARRAss.
J ANY conservative ministry, in ord
to bring the present parliamenta
session TO close. II is believed bo
parties may agree to dispose oft
budget. by retaining the pr posed I
ditiun To the income tax and
agreeing TO provide the remainder
the deficiency TO be met by the Isl
of Exchequer bonds.
1t is reported that the Duke
Counaught will go TO Ireland II
autumn, and make an extended :
of the country. The Dublin #
mans Journal publishes long in
~ view with Bishop O'Conor, of Neb
ka and Wyoming, In which that
late depreciates extensive Irish
grafton. The bishop takes the gro
that for two-thirds ofthe people
leave Ireland as emigrants to Anne
Inc change means hardships of a l
terrible Kind, besides
MORAL DEGRADATION
still more appalling" In the {
cities of the east, Says Bishop O'l
nor. "Irish new commers sink
. ly until they become the scum o.
nopulation, without money and
out friends and in which cond
they are compelled TO do the ha
and most mental labor and from
position they seldom rise. II tn
vest continues the bishop,
prospects are scarcely any bettel
the west there is of course
LAND IN ABUNDANCE p
- but this land must now be pure
and the Irish emigrants hay
money"
IN In commenting on the surprisin
u laration made in the interyi'
Al Frocman's Journal expresses th'
Az that Bishop 0Connor's state
may save many lrishmen and y
from misery and want beyond I
lantic.
The commander OF the Indian
70 emily instructed Lieut.. Jenni