Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
TRIUMPHSF0R THET0RIES
COERCION IN IRELAND TO BE
ABOLISHED.

The Common Laws Doomed Sufficient
for the Government Of the Geitu-zrish
Orators Everywhere Urging support
of Conservative Candidates-EiberaI
Defeats Reported In Several Counties.
LONDON, July Lord Arthur William
Hill, member Of Parliament for Down,
ireland, and Comptroler, in an election
speech at Down referred to the recently
proposed bill for the renewal OF the crimes
act, and said that such measures were in
his opinion needless, as the ordinary laws
were sufficiently ample for the govern
ment of Ireland. The present land act,
he said, was failure. He would sup
port the land purchase bill which the
Liberal government had proposed.
MANNERS RE ELECTED.
Lord John Manners, Postmaster
General, and Sir William Hart Dyke,
Chief Secretary for Ireland, have been re-
elected to Parliament. Dir. Stevens, Con-
serVnbiYe, has been elected to Parliament
from the North Devonshire seat, which
was vacated by the elevation to the Peer
age OF Sir Stafford Northcute, First Lord
Of the Treasury. Mr. Stevens was
elected without opposition. Man
dy Churchlll, who is a
daughter OF Leonard jerome, OF New
York, IS personally engaging in the Wood
stock canvass to secure The reelection to
Parliament of her husband, Randolph
Churchill, the new Secretary Of state for
India. The Liberals are very active IN
their efforts to accomplish the defeat Of
Lord Randolph and to secure the election
OF Corrle Grant. The return OF Lord
Churchill for Woodstock AT the present
election Is considered to be very doubt
full matter.
COERCION TO Die ABANDONED.
The Cabinet council to-day decided to
entirely abandon coercion in Ireland and
rely upon a strict administrator of the
general law.
Under an agreement between Lord Sails
bury and Prince Bismarck the German
naval demonstration against Zanzibar
has been countermanded. The German
squadron has been ordered to abstain
from all appearance of hostility.
IRISH SUPPORT.
Mr.. Sexton, member OF Parliament, adj
dressing a meeting at Wakefield this
evening, urged lrshmen to support the
Conservatives candidate for Parliament,
and 70 give the Conservatives a chance.
The past conduct of the Liberals, he said,
game them no claim 10 IRISH support.
Sir Horny DrummOnd Wolf, speaking
to-day at w Woodstock in support of Lord
Churchill, said that 1t was absolutely
necessary not to allow Russia to intrude
further in AfghaEistan. The COnserva-
tives were determined that as large a
territory as possible should separate
England from Russia. lie denied tnat tho
Conservatives wanted to tax corn.
TORY RETURNED.
The Parliamentary election to-day in
the borough Of Lancaster Cornwall TO i'll
the vacancy caused by the elevation to
the peerage of Sir Hardiuge s. Clifford,
new Lord High Chancellor, resulted in
the return of Mr.. Webster, the Tory can
didate, 10y a nHjority OF 10.
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, Civil Lord Of the
Admiralty in the new Ministry, has been
reelected to Parliament for Eye, Suffolk
county. His majority is 1871.
Lord AshbOurne to-day formally took
the oath OF Office as Lord Chancellor Of
Ireland. The new Lord Chancellor was
heartily received and cheered by the pe0-
pie in the streets on his way both TO aud
from Dublin Castle, where the ceremonies
OF installment took place.
sOUDANEsE TOWNS TO BE HELD.
VIENNA, July The P0littcat Core
sp0adehce Gays that the British Govern
ment has decided to hold Suakin, Ka-
rosko, Wady Halfa aud Assouan with
British garris0ns.
LONDON. july ,, 5 A. M.-The Standard.
in an editorial, says that Mr. Chtlders'
budget proposals, as far as they receive
the sanction Of Parliament, will be left
undisturbed, but provision for the re-
mainder OF the deficit depends upon the
attitude Of the Liberals.