The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-21

LONDON, Jan 20. The letter Of the Duke
Of Bedford In which ho intlmates that
no will bo compelled 10 leave tho
Liberal ranks, has caused profound
IonSation among the politiciaha Tho duke
Ia ono OF tho most atopablo pillars OF tho
Liberal party Ho la stepped with Liberal.
Ism 10 tho eyes Daring tho past forty years
he has been an active legislator, aud ho has
always been ataunoh partisan, He Ia also
known as tho emb odimont OF caution. When
he disayows his belief In tho wisdom OF The
Liberal leader, II naturally sets other wings
10 thinking, and his letter may have tho
effect of dimupting the whole party. la re-
1ulte arc sure 10 be important and they will
probably DO manifested almost Immediately
The general opinions Ia regard 10 the LIB
eral attitude. IL that Mr. Gladstone being
unable 10 weld hla party together on tho
rule for ireland, Will repudiato bis alleged
ntteraneea on that subject at tho first decent
shance. Mr. Gladstone had long and
,arneat conference with Lords Granville and
Harrington, who were respectively tho
secretaries for foreign affairs and for war In
uAh Anb' NhhAuNh hNNu VI inuMN NlhNuAnlbn
lro unalterably opposed 10 separate par
lament Tor ireland, and II Ia reported that
hoy have persuaded Mr. Gladstone 10
abandon this issue,
Every body is talking about the significant
aud probable inspired admission OF tho
Daily Nsws that II will bo impossible for
Mr. Gladstone 10 form durable cabinet
Another noteworthy Sign Of tho times Ia tho
TACT that several Radical weekly newspapers
are donounoing Homo Egis, They say that
u IN not a practicable meOAuro for tho relief
of lrolan ~ admitted wrongs and that, oven
" ID were practicable II would only bo ro-
Loving the improyident poor OF ireland al
Tho expense OF the industrious poor Of Great
Britain, This argument IL aimed mainly
against the thriir which Mr., Parnell pro-
poses TO levy for tho purpose Of fostering
Irish industries,
The Radical editors point out that the
manufacturing industries OF England arc
llroady At tho lowest Obj and that, II Iro-
aud h closed aa n market for British goods,
many important Embellishments In Blrming-
nam, Manchester, Sheffield, eto., viii bo
'ompOllod 10 shut down. OF course this
theory rests on Ia trainers, because u nation
Annot expect TO thrive by impovorahing
Ia customers, bat tho Radical editors
,almly Ignore tho boomerang and Ia argu-
men b.
The speech 10 bo read by the queen from
The throne at the formal opening OF parlia-
mont Thursday was drafted at n special cab.
not council. Lord Salisbury will 20 10 o.
borno 10 submit Tho speech 10 her majesty.
Ho viii roturu by n special train and will
receive n deputation OF Irish loyalnla, In.
sudlng most OF Tho Orange momhora OF
parliament from Ulator Thoy have pro
pared an address which IA In tho nature OF
an appeal for protection for tho landlords
lnd other loyal subjects OF tho queen IN Iro.
and A copy OF the address was delivered
% tho promler last wook. Ho has promIsod
10 reply 10 II and his oration Ia awaited with
phonomeual cagorneaa
A story IA published In tho homo newapa-
porh 70 the effect that Judge ], u, Htallo,
lho now United statoa minister 10 Italy
abruptly loft dinner given by Dr. Della.
mater, an American living In Rome ON dis.
covering that the chamberlain OF the popoa
louuohold was among tho guosta, In OK.
planning bis departure 10 Dr. Dolomator,
Iudgo Stallo Il reported 10 have said that no
had orders TO have no rotations Of any sort
With tho vatican, Tho story IL much COM
mentod on horo While Judge stallo was
IN London on his way 10 Rome ho made
many friends, aud they arc now recalling
aertaln anti Catholic romarke that he made
In conversation here, and the nnti.papal
speeches which he Ia reported 10 have made
IN Cincinnati juAt aftsr he waa appointed
American minister 10 tho Italian court