Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
The Leaders OF the Political Par,
ties OF Great Britain Divided
Among Themselves.
The Prince Of Wales Appears In Public
With Mrs. Langtr Sir Charles
pike Cast Down.
The p-muiting Manager of tile munster
Hank an ~. i've ~ securing u
Rich fnther-n.iRw.
ENMANn's NnrNn nL.nnMlni.

ENUIAND'S Nol'NG REroRMllt
l.oNpuN, Aug, Although the clccto-
raj campaign Is about To open, both polit.
lcal parties are still In search ol a definite
programme for party action The devol.
opmcnls OF the past week indicate an i'm.
mcnsc rupture in the Conservative
party, caused through the discomfort
OF the old Tories, who constitute The vast
bulk of the old party. They believe the
recent Conservative leaders have bonn
going toe far In their effort
no rRorriArE RIM rN,NEilIrEs
aud secure thomas allies. "Reminiscences
have been Scut to The marqnIs oi Sails.
/ bury from nearly all The provincial Tory
lciccuon agents These rcmonstrunc
/ added To the protest. OF the Conservative
mcinhera OF parliament, have been made
I the subject of cabinet discussion.
/ The result Is that lord Randolph
4 thntviih hn- ruhmittel1o party disci-
! plnc, lie has agreed 60 take an humber
/ public role and hus engaged To appear he-
fore his angry aud disappointed purly cot.
leagues In Liverpool aud explain 60 them
and attempt to Justify his actions with
the Irish home rulers, lie has also coli-
scented 10 10 ON an election tour under
the direction of In marquis of sails.
bury.
loRp n,xputru l. srri,unp\
however. nnd has moi surrendered unron.
dtIonalI he ms secured III r,mscni
81 hts MR., n,rad nar,v ,nnna,t,0r. ~ ,J
vance Conservative policy, Which will
embrace local scli.go,ommcni wiorl
i'm. nm ,hrsr trr,ns ere ,nrv ,rn.r,j
mi /, mav snfclv hr nrcl,r,,1 ihni
u,n,nur,.,rn ,u.'r,w,N
10 Fl memorial ad,nrac, ~ in,,l srlf.,,n,.
ern,n,.ni ana lnnd.l.y reform, nrd nm.
tdnl,I,. Nm IN his c,,.n ,,n,,l INK, ",,,,
thc adhesion al III, youny cnnsp,.,otIv..
ID a drcldra, nar,l,ilnr mud rtdirnl IN.
plicaiion nt the same prmriales. Ne NH
ihon tntte That H. SO VIII mvf9e hI,
following with that uf rarncll and Cham
bcrlahl, snap his tlngeip ai Lord Sails
bun aud "tho old fogirs," nnd 20 III fni
the leadership
o> MS owN trcorNr.
Had OF politicNlh ~ the rnrlrs seem
ln be, the liberals appear 10 bc IN n
worse condition They have, Il seems,
small prospects of securing unity oi con
durt among their clnnSmcn IN The coming
elections and smaller prospects stlll o.
, agreeing on u party cry. lIrius, the
secretary Ia The marquis of Harrington,
Mir GAdstone's ininistor FOR war, caused
moro or less political excitement Tie
/ other day hy writing public letter dc.
( ploring
RIM tA,k ui rNRtA rNtth
/ among the Liberals. aud Insisting upon
/ inc Necessity OF the parly'r Joining in q
T formal declarations of policy Now, said
/ Briils, action Is undertaken With the dc.
! sign oi drawing Gladstone ou and induce
I Ing him to speak, but "tlir grand old
! man. refuses to speak refuses 10 lurmu
/ late u policy for his distracted party, de-
( spite the constant representations OF his
colleagues thai II Is time 70 prumnguir
principles ON which lac means TO appeal
! ~ ,rup SIX ,ur,,rioS
! Trr,rlynn. .Iobu Morley nnd a lnr,,.
number of other RadicalS of their srhool
/ lnVr oui.liypd the pollticnl plat(nrn
I which thoy urge tbp Liberal marry ia
adopi. II demands The dlsestabilshinen,
of the Church in England and Scotland.
home rule for ireland and reform IN thc
icudal land system. The democratic
1 Radicals accept This platform, but insist
on adding to ina demand for shorter par.
lIaincni, for the abolition 1i the house of
lords aud for DE payment of salaries 10
the members oi the house Of commons, 50
thar poor nrn rau 90 there to represent
the poor Of ircal Britain.
nouM rng rIn iuN.
This week was LondoD's social Season,
which has been unusually brilliant The /
princess of Wales and her three
daughters have been seen nearly az ery day /
driving Ia Rotten Row, accompanied by /
fNo uthpr roVuI carriag.s Hlt.d win I
foreign n0iables. A society Incident that
caused quite q fiutter Unopened recently I
IN Rotten Row The prince of Wales was
out driving with his sons WHEN they met
Mr. Langtly who also was ont and,
GossIps SAY,
"with The knowledge Of coming events. !"
" soon rs his royal mghncss recognized