Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

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! AN unable TO gather rom either OF these
! statements a deClarati n OF fresh concession.
1 !tOt wlsh to close TN" possibility Tor future
/ n.cduS vlv''ndi. but l am unanle to 60 her
/ I'll anything remains t" he done in that Ill
! r"ction. II .ould sull b. wise to Teconsider
! the p-cunl AIRY terms OF the la.e govtrimen g
/ pro oSed iii. Full justice to Irel1nH requires
! careful review of her financial B tor b.
! fore reach conclusion as TO what should
! BIZ accorded her. l hope Ireland's triumph
will come with promptness, with cheerful;
ness ard with JOY, and hope that there VIII
be no intervening period of gloom.
DISPATCHES FOR BULLER LOST.
LONDON, Oct. A packet Of govern
M MT dispatches intended for Gen. Blu Her
in County Kerry has been lost. Much
alarm is felt in consequence.
Thomas Knife. of Balloghy Armagh, a
tenant farmer. and Liberal In politics,
has been appointed member of the new
Royal Irish Land Commission in place Of
Mr.. Foltrell, resigned,
COMPLIMENT FOR CHURCHILL.
The Times, commenting on the success
OF Lord Randolph Churchill in the new
ministry, says ne has so far disappointed
partisan opposition, which has been
eagerly watching to catch him in some
iudiscreet sal Y or untimelv sarcasm.
cit Is satisfactory" adds the Times, "to
find Lord Randolph Churchil's eminent
capacity for political affairs now dis
PLAYED without levity OF purpose or reck-
lessness OF dictIOn."
In a letter Dir. Chamberlain denounces
the Parnell bill as dishonest piece Of
party tactics, intended to divide the
Liberal Unionists and to provoke aglta-
ton in Ireland. 1t is probable" he says,
"tbat the influence OF these we'll paid pa
triots will collapse in the face OF the de-
termination OF the people OF Great Britain
not 10 yield another inch TO Vile cOnspira-
cies, supported by outrage and assassina-
ton"
CHURCHILL's sHUFFLING.
LONDON. Oct. D, 5 A. M.-The News
says: "Since Lord Rand 1lph Churchill
has determined TO shuttle along in Mr..
Gladstone's shoes we sual not offer
tactious opposition to his progress"
CHURCHILL's FLoUNDERING.
DUBLIN, Oct. 4.-Freeman's journal
warns Lord Randolph Churchill thai if he
really believes his statements that the
Irish d itficulty is solely agrarian, ''he Will
founder from Mistakes into crimes"
Major Maxwell, of Fennebrogue,
County Down, has Issued 100 ejectment
notices.
The central office of the Irish National
League has sent a circular to all the
branches In Ireland asking them to re-
port on landed property in each district
with the names of the landlords, whether
resident or absentee, the rents due
and the attachments granted.
Judge Flanagan and Capt. OCallaghan.
of County Glare, have RENTED to their
tenants 20 per cent. of their rents. Lord
Butler, of the same county, has RENTED
81 per cent. to his tenants.
deputatiOn from the Dublin Chamber
OF Commerce waited upon the LORD Lieu
tenant TODAY and Dreaentad tn him
an address expressing the CON-
viction that the prosperity of Ire
land is bound up in legislative and
mercantile union with Great Britain.
The Lord Lieutenant, in reply, said that
the government was determined to pre-
serve the union and to maintain the SUI
premacy of the law.