The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-26
rnllrlrnl ,rn,imcnt In England.

iuAlb Nhtfk -larThNlh llhtlal hHH
CON ayatiye political agents aro
manifest. preparing Tor 4 general cleo
ton IN November next. They almost
unanimously concur IN reporting
.nat OF tHH present members
. ,AU AH3rt ni commons
rlul-. l,f,-hrII ,y.I. \ .n,igrfp sEaut THr
o. recollection llfhi~ calculation proves
accurate ,hg next parliament VIII be the
product o. one OF The most thorough pu-
uiiral changes over Witnessed IN Eng
land. Tho majority of those mompers
lu Tie house VINO 10 H. thought viii de-
elmo removals. Of candidacy are tho ola
turir, AVID Nhig- Singular as IL may
appear tHH bulk OBJ tiiesu viii not retire
from uct.yn polite. because 81 HhFan'-
ing usr U.d Increasing IhNss,,
IuaI atHIfty, but they VIII
rC so because Hi the profound d.Srpn.
toni gr Tine progress of Democracy IN
Grult Britain, 10 cannot be ga,us1it
INHf Che Wu-. energetic and 81 Tl'
.I.r.I.e political missionaries iu hgr
mairsty's dnmiuiuns for several years
have boon Radicals or Democrats. Iho
old Torios aud the old Wings realize
this, aud ileN are convinced mat tnr
Don uratig element Will so largely con-
trul tkn next house Of commons a. 10
mako the parliamentary methods oi
the position disagreeahie To English
gentleman Of ,hr old fashion, hence
these gentlemen VIII refrain from poii-
tiss, a.u from tuuiE own standpoint mat
ter viii get worse, Political phi oso-
pA-ss So. plainly q ever there - 10 10 -
? s' ard established Democracy in EnI-
L.u. lbs HayuuL VIII ue much hast, usd
by M very disu1-i,iOl shown by these
Tories Rud MMgS tu ran away " avoid
it, Indications show plainly that ,horo
Is going on in England q
steady rrdlaJ OF Conservatism DO
fore DEN lcfacy. The whole tonur %.
tNc rouprl- from provincial centres Is 70
The effect shat the next parliament Wal!
bora IieHllv changed IA character; That
tns lumau. gf arisJOgrlLic, military and
law rtprgs agAtlyus viii be grehlY lest
saned and the number of commercial
men, tractors aud members of the local
bourgeoso will he astonishingly aug
iuented. Tory agents, in view OF the
necessity Of making timely recognition
# the Inevitable, have advised
their leaders to adopt an electoral
Programme based ON Democratic lines.
Churchill, the young and erratic Tory
member Oi tho commons, who,
ian fit OF political disgust with the
clumsy conservatism of his colleagues
abruptly started on n tour India, bias
been asked by cable TO return To Lon
don rs paediiv as possible, TO consult
With salisbury, the leader OF tho Tory
peer aud win Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. L. IS reported lhe successor in
Tory leadership in the commons i
to be Stafford Northnote. Gladstone
is rid OF active political
leadership. 1t seems To he
generally believed that he will with
draw from the prime ministry and
from tho commons at the end OF the
present session. His family and his
close personal friends, it is said, all
concur in urging him to take this step.
1t IS known that Gladstone has recent
ly very often expressed desire to re-
sign the leadership of the Liberal party:
Some OF tho premier's relatives and
family friends urge him to retire into
the house of lords. where he can con.
tinuo 20 serve England by his counsel
and influence, without the sacrifice OF
health and strength, which he must do
if he remains where he IL.