Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
FOREIGN.
A Political Revolution in
England.
GEN. KAULBARS DENOUNCED.
A King Killed by Relatives-A
Draft Resisted-The Affairs
of Spain-FOreign Notes.

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| ISpeciat to The Herald bv the Associated Press
NEW YORK, October THE Tribune
| London cablegram says: Lord Randolph
| Churchill has accompl ished the feat hithe,
| to supposed TO be. beyond the power OF morta
man. He has put the Irish question in tn
political sensation, beats everything sine
Gladstone's conversion to Home Rule.
is four days since 1t was delivered. Glad
stone himself has spoken in the meantime
bat his four columns have passed almost
unread, while everybody reads and re
reads Churchill's discussion uninterrupted
ly BY the political revolution which ht
has effected in this single DISCOURSE he hai
taken the
LEADERSHIP OF THE TORY PARTY
Out of Lord Salisbury's hands. He has
burned his ships and his idols together
The Tory party henceforward is Dem
ocratic or nothing. 1t has been
for some time doubtful whether the Tories
were attached, but it is doubtful no longer.
They have thrown over the old lot and got a
brand new set of books. The Tory party
was opposed to that method of restoring
the efficiency of Parliament known as a
cloture to the land reform, in the shape Of
THREE ACRES AND A COW;
To the abolition of Glebe lands and tithes
cratic solution of the licensing question
known as local option, and to free educa.
tion. On Sunday morning 1t discovered
every one of these reforms make. part of
its political programme. 1t discovered more
slowly that it had taken long step even
toward Home Rule. Lord Randolph's
plain purpose was to re-organize the Tory
party on democratic basis and bring the
party and its leaders more closely toward
THE NEW DEMOCRACY.
Ae has done 1t at stroke. He risked his
own leadership. He took no tteps to pre-
suit is amazing. The party accepts the new
position and new gospel with hardly a
murmur. Possibly they do not see that
Lord Rand0lph's doctrine involves the ulti-
mate acceptance OF almost the only great
measures OF reform not now propounded-
the reform of the Old Church and the House
of Lords. His foreign programme may
have even greater immediate consequences,
He does something more than echo Premier
Tiszas speech. He pledges in express
support of England to Austria in her
RUSSIAN AND BULGARIAN POLICY.
The Liberals are indeed in CONSERVATION.
Thev accuse Lord Randolph Of appropriat
ing Liberal policy; and mournfully ret
nize between the Liberal and Tory pi
form that hardly difference remains, sa,e
on home rule. Little now hinders the GEM
enting of complete permanent allegiance
between the Liberal Unionists and the
Tories.
TIP. O'Connor's cable special to the Star,
from London, says: Reports current at the
clubs to night represent Lord Salisbury
RESTLESS AND DISSATISFIED
At his eclipse by Lord Randolph Churchill.
He chafes at the secondary part assigned to
him by the press of the country. Since
Churchill's speech statement has been In
circulation that he has intimated his inten-
tion to promote popular measure of reform
plated but never yet considered within the
sphere of practical politics. The reform
In question consists of the admission of
peers to the right TO sit In the House Of Com
mons, an innovation that would revolu-
tionise the political System of the United
Kingdom,