Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-28
SALISBURY SOWING THE WIND.
Signs that He will Reap the WhirlWind.
POLAR BEARS OVERRUN LABRADOR
Cutting Still Sitting in Mexican Jail.
Angry Temperance Women HOrsswhip an Editor.
WARM TIMES AHEAD.
Saltsbury's Policy Likely to Stir Up
Bitter Opposition.

THE LIBERALS WILL OPPOSE HIM IN PARLIA-
MENr AND COERCION IN IRELAND WILL BE
MET WITH VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN AGAINST
THE RENTS OF TORY LANDLORDS.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON. July 2S.-Salisburys speech at the
Carlton club, yesterday. was intended to he "A
strictly secret utterance. The result has been
to disclose the parliamentary future I'm all its
blackness. He announced that there would be
brief queens speech proposing no legislation,
then the financial business will be begun, the
house sitting until it is finished. however long
IL may take. The conservatives will adopt the
EXTREMELY UNCONSTITUTIONAL COURSE
Oh asking parliament TO vote supplies without
Knowing what is the policy OF the government
Tor which they vote. This course is certain To
be strongly opposed by many liberals and all
the Parneilites Moreover, John Dillon. speak
ing at the fortnightly meeting of the National
League in Dublin, yesterday, declared that the
people of Ireland would hold the landlords as
hostages for the behavior of the conservatives
In parliament. He said If the people were To be
met 10y policy of active coercion il would COM
pei them, in self-deense, TO recommence with
the utmost activity
A CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE RENTS OF THE LAND
LORDS
who supported such system. He would say
the people, under such circumstances would be
Justined In taking from the landlords every
thing they could possibly take. They were not
Dound, morally, TO put a limit on tieir attacks
Sn the landlords, except by their own ability.
Mr. Mcguire, oil Brooklyn, by the way, addressed
the meeting ION behalf OF the people of the
United States.' This is the first intmation of
the policy of the Parnellites. Taken i'm connec-
ton with the aforementioned opposition OF
the liberals to the proposed unconstitutional
course OF the conservatives, il is very signfi-
can't
have the highest authority for stating at this
nOur, noon, that not single appointment in
the new government has been made.
By Associated Press
Salisbury Safe while Gladstone Leads
the Opposition.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Ndndard thinks the
Marquis OF Saisbury's position is a safe one as
long as Mr.. Gladstone leads the opposition. 1t
was noticeable AT the meeting at the Carlton
club yesterday, that while Sir Michael Hicks
Beach occupied "a seat at the table near the
Marquis OF Salisbury, Lord Randolph Churchill
file.
Irish Warnings to Salisbury.
DUBLIN, July 2S-At meeting of the ma
gar, NJ. r. made speech in which he said there
was no reason to feel respondent over any thing
the conservatives might attempt. The Parnell-
ties. he said, had already unmade two govern
ments, and 1t was not unlikely that they would
unmake third. He hoped that i'm any case
they would never assist Mr.. Chamberlain. whom
he characterized AS the most dishonest politi-
clan OF the age. Mr. John Dillon also addressed
The meeting. He said that if coercion should be
introduced in Ireland the landlords would have
the most cause TO regret its introduction. Ii
home rule were offered Ireland would accent
Inc boon, remembering, however, that IL was
Mr. Gladstone who first offered il.