Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-02
LONDON talk,
The Political Difficulties of Lord
Randolph Churchill.
A HeW Platform Outlined that May
Meet With Objections.
The Prince of Wales Leaves His
Family Carriage
To Drive With The Iarssy LiIy.--Sir
Charles Dilkss' Scandal.

10 Drive With the lars6y LIly---Sif
Charles Dilkss' Scandal.
@HesDoy, August Although the elec-
toraf eampAign is about to open. both polti-
cal parties are still in search of . definite
proF Is 81 part5 seton. DsTelopmsnts
Of th5 past week disclosed an immense rup-
tue in the Conservative party, caused
through discomfort of old Tories. who con-
stituts a vast bulk Of the party. They be-
lieye the Conservative leaders have been
goipg too far in efforts TO propetiate Par
nelhies and secnre them as allies. Re-
monstrances have been sent the Marquis
Salisbury from nearly all provincial
Tory election agents. These remor-
strarces, aided to protests Ct
Conservative member Of Parliament
had been made tie subject Of Cabinet dis
sions. The result is Lord Randolph Church
hill has submitted to party discipline. He
agreed to take humber pubic role and
has engaged to go before his angry aud dis
appointed colleagues in Liverpool and ex
plain to them and attempt to justify his re-
lstions with the Irish home rulers. He has
also consented to 60 on an electioneering
tour under the direction Of the Marquis
Of Salisbury. Lord Randolph is
Stubborn, however, and has not sur
rendered Internationally. He has secured
the eoDsent Of his more aged party man.
sgers to advocate the Conservative policy,
Ghieh viii embrace local government re-
form and reform IN British land laws. It's
true these terms are very general, but it
maybe safely predicted that having COM
mitted his party TO q general advocacy Of
local self government and land law reform,
Lord Randolph will in his own good time
secure the adhesion Of young Conservatives
to a decidedly particular and radical appli-
cation of the same principles. He will then
trade--that is, he will merge his following
with that oF Parnell and Chamberlain, snap
his fingers at Lord Salisbury and the old
fogies, and
Go In FOR the Leadership
on bis own account. B.d of politically as
the Tories seem TO be- the Liberals appear
to 81 in worse condition. They have, II
see1ss, bat small prospects of ofsecnriDg unity
of conduct among their clsnsnen in th-
coming elections, and smaller prospects still
of agreeing on the party CRY. Brett, secre
tsry . Marquis Harrington, NJ Gladstone's
hlaisier for War, caused more or less polit
ieAP Seitement ahe- -other day By writiog
public letter deploring the lack Of party
unity among the Liberals, and dwell,
ing upon the necessity o.
parties joining in formal
declaration OF policy. II is now said Brett's
action was undertaken with the design Of
drawing Gladstone out and inducing hin 10
speak, but the grand old msu refuses 10
speak, refuses to formulate policy for his
distracted party despite the constant repre-
sentstions Of his colleagues that in time he
all proclaim the prime les on which ne
means to appeal to the new elaborate
A New Platform.
Trevelyan, who was Liberal Chancellor
for the Duchy o Lancaster, John Morley
syd 8 large numoer OF other Radicals Ct
tneir school, have outlined political plat
form, which they urge the Liberal party 10
sdopt Il demands the dis-estaollshnent o.
he church in England aud Scotland, homt
rale for Ireland AMI reform in the federal
land system. Democratic radicals &C
cept this platform, but insist on adding
TO it the demand for a shorter
PsrFamen', fJr sbe'tug thdHouse Of Lords
aud for payment Of salaries TO me nbers Of
the House Of Commons 50 that poor men
can 20 there to represent the poor Of Great
Britain.
London's Season Ended.
This week ends London social season,
which have been usually brilliant. The
Princess Of Wales and her three daughters
nigh, have been seen nearly every plesf-
ant day driving in Rotten Row sccompa-
Died BY other royal carriages filed with tor
sisn notables-
ABoom for the Lily.
A society incident that caused quite
dutter happened recently in Rotten RoE.
The Prince Of Wales was driving with bis
sons when they met Mrs Langtry who wa
also out, and gossips say with the knowL
edge Of coming events AS soon as dis
ROYAL Highness recognized the Lily he lefI
his sons ana Joined the actress vhom he &C.
eompanied through tie park Theatrical
specula,ors declare this royal favor secures
q boom for the Lily during her mex
professional tour. The Prince Of Wales
II is said has cancelled al invitstions which
have been extended TO both Sir Geo. Chst-
wood and Lord Lonsdsle TO attend rscsp
tons at Marlborough house, the Pnnce's
CITY palace. This action Is taken because Of
their Srst Sght over Mrs Langtry the other
dsy. The rriDce, il is said, was very angry
sben be discovered that bo;h gentleman
clsinsd consideration from the beauty
The Turf club has also .isen the combat
ants the cold shoulder since the 6stic e.
counter. The project Of . duel between the
two noble lovers is again revived as the
ouiy uesns which taey can relieve tsen-
selves of the odiEu iucurred By both 10
rsscrtiDg to prize ring methods 70 settle
their jealousy.
DIke's Scandal.
Sir Charles Dixie has been made quite
III By tie no;oriety be achieved through the
| discovery of his scsndAlo1s relations with
rhe wife Of prominent Radical politician
It. Is understoOi that he has On this account
resolved 10 abandon his p:ujsctsd stamping
to0r throsgh Ireland His close persona
friends are endeayorinE TO induce him boldly
20 tSoe the scandal, bat it Is doG ottul if SiI
Charles aSn muster enough courage 20 u
dergo such an ordeal Bssides suuors o.
other scandals Of similar nature coneefn
ing hin are nov becoming very nzmero1s
GEN. MAS
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