New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-01
NOTES FROM LONDON,
MR.. JOHN MORLEY AND HOME RULE-MR.
WILLIAM MORRIS AND THE RIOTS.

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be supposed that the authors of it arc either for
gotten or forgiven. The Impression has been too
deep for that. and though the chiefs Of police and
the Home Office seem to have found their heads, the
fact that they lost them Tor three days viii long
| sury i've in the memories Of London.
The riots and things come Ted with the riots had
indeed driven all other subjects ont OF men s
minds, and womeHs too. The Ministry itself. with
It's mysterious irish policy or admiration Of
policy. has been forgotten, or remembered only
because it proved unequal to the business in hand
here in the streets Of london. The failure is not
thou4h " good omen for that other business across
! IN" Irsn Channel which Mr.. Gladstone is bent on
attempting. Mr.. Charles Russell, the new Attor-
ney-G General has been reelected for south Hackney
! by an increased majority Mr. john Morey-he 10
now the Right Hon. John Morley, but that is a
| title not used in current discourse, written or
printcd-s trying to get himself reelected for New
! castle, aud viii almost certainly succeed lie has
been making speeches which, IN ordinary times.
would have been studied Gag lily, and which
! even now are real attcntyoly by those who must.
In the very midst OF his short canvass, Mr. Nor
! lev had to rush OF 10 Dublin to be sworn in as
! Chief Secretary Irish business was at standstIll
| Tor want of 4 duly sworn Chief Secretary TO sign
papers. me inns, which wages war on SIR Nor
low the Anglo lome-Rulcr is full of admiration for
! Mr. Morley the individual. and truly describes him
! rs giving proof Of energy and en- lurdnce which
! p.rl,,,t even Mr.. Gladstone has never surpassed.
! lie was speaking at Newcastle on Monday night,
| WAS summoned to Dublin Tuesday. reached Dublin
| ana was sworn IN on Wednesday, left the same
NIGHT regllnet Newcastle Thursday noon, and on
! Thursday night was addressing 5000 electors IN
| tuo Town Hall with his usual force aud br liancy
Of speech. 4 duh man ono Mr. Howard, who
| is standing against him, thought tit to OBJ
serve that lie had pouo Oh to enjoy him
self Mr. Morley REPLIED that it was not
actlv his do, of enjoyment to have to travel on
tyo con.er,, We uight, for the space OF Iourc or
si,to.u boiir, and % iutorD,r "a dly OF very hard
,.r,. L.t.,,, IT,. Time with rs ucculiar felicity
I'm ui--priuts gives rs ." sit idle for travel
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-..b. b,-I work Sd, intar.,,iu, in MI Morley is
ttt b,sh.c, fin within tbr., vcars purely and
,innl, man of letters. The Puil7tiue On hii FIRST
entrance into public life adde's. ed him in that
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