New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
AMAZING RESULT OF LORD KANDoAi -
CHURCHILES AUDACITY.
vvw pos,r,oN AND THE NEW GOSPEL of
THE TORY PARrY-KAULBARs's p'fho-
rnY CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.t

accomplished a feat hitnerto supPos' e. Ir;sb
the mowers of mortal man; he has put 'ne i 80.
Wv a. .ho hackoround 1t certainly Will not
". - h,t there it is for the moment MS
n...tora sncech as q political sensatlon oo"''
.,orvtbjng since Mr.. Gladstones conversion ~
Home Rule IL In four days since II was oeh'oio"
Afr Gladstone himself has spoken In the meah''"',
but his four columns have passed ainos' u'',0aN
while every body reads aud rereads Lord hahuo'p"'
I'D a;.cnsses nninterruptedly the political reVoiu
tion which he has effected in this single DISCOURSE
He q taken the leadership OF the Tory parry ou'
of Lord SaIisbury's hands, he has burnt Ms snip'
ord his idols together The Tory party henceior-
ward Ia Democratic or it Is nothing. IL mas ooo"
for some time doubtful whether the Tories h"a any
,o;n,.s IN which they were really attached, OUT
- ia doubtful no longer. They have thrown over
tie old lot as so much rubbish aud got Draho ne"
act of which they seem proud as oil a new sui' Va
clothes No amount of turning OLD coats "o"'"
have produced transformation SO orlhanV aS .n''.
On Saturday the Tory party was opposed W 'n"'
method of restoring efficiency to Parliament known
as the coture, was opposed to lana reiorm l" '"0
shane of three acres and a COW, opposoo " '"'
abolition of glebe lands and tthes opposed to egis
lative interference with corporate railway rlghts
opposed to taxing personal property for local pur-
noses opnosed TO local government reform. opposed
70 that democratic solitude licensing queslopknown
as local optou. and opposed to free education On
Sunday morning il discovered that every one OF
these reforms makes a part of It's peltical pro-
cramme 1t discovered more slowly tnaI !. n"u
taken a long step even toward Home Huie Aou
Randolph Churchill sugared this PHI anu only III
vtes his party to lay the foundation of system OF
nonnlar local government in Ireland. Here the ad-
;sctiye is the novelty. Local Government IN soihe
shane had been accepted before as coming neceS-
sity @Popular" local government points 10
large extension of the scheme maturing lot neA'
Febrnary. Nobody can say how large TINS lore
sbadowed concession is. but there is no doubt that
ii is accompanied by a very strong declaration thae
+bis Government means to govern. The Ministry
sa,s Lord Randolph are absolutely determined at
o,: costs and in spite Of any danger, political or
otherwise to MAINTAIN the law. MAINTAIN the righVs
Of property and to preserve ORDER but ne oeneVes
that the Irish question is agrarian al oot'"ih anu
he undoubtedly means to settle tho agrarlan DIM
cnltv. He warns landlords against harsh evlctions
and sees or thinks he sees daylight ahead.
But. as have said. the Irish question Is not the
chief question in this seech. Lord Randophs piain
purpose was to reorganizo TIE lory parry oh "
demo,ratic basis and bring the party and the party
leaders more closely in touch with the new democ-
racy. He has done it at stroke. lie rlsked MS
own leadership; he took no steps to prepare tue
marty for regeneration His motto is Dantoh s.
andaclty The result is amazing. The party
accents the new position and the new gospel with
hardly murmur Possibly they do not see tha'
Lord Randoph's doctrine inolves the ultimate ac-
ceptance OF almost the only great measures OF re-
form not now propounded ed-reform of the Church
and the House of Lords. His foreign programme
NAV have even graver immediate CONSEQUENCES
Ue does something more than echo Premier Iiszas
speech: he pledges in express terms mol oniy 'no
svnpathy but the support of England to austria III
her anti Russian Bulgarian policy. Time was when
tho IiheraIs would have been up in arms against
minister w no thus committed England In certain
contingencies to n foreign war where no uiic0V
British interests were involved but they arc
by the assertion of the principle OF natloha' sS
nathv with struggling liberties. The Liberals are
indeed in CONSERVATION. They accuse Lord ran
dolph of apprOpriating the Liberal polcy' ana
mournfully recognize that between the LiDerai anu
Tory natforms hardly difference remains save on
Home Rule. Little now hindcrs the cementlng oi d
complete, permanent alllahce ooV"0'n INV ~
Unionists and the Tories.
Lord Randolphs journey TO Berlin eXci'es 'ne
crea eat interest 1t is assumed that he goes to see
bismarck to endeavor to CONS to some agreement
with the German Chancellor for joint action IN the
East or at least to discover whether bismarck
recent hint TO England means that he Will give ner
free hand If she Joins with Austria. report comes
from Vienna to-day that Lord Randolph VIII Visit
that capta after leaving Berlin. Already the con-
tnental papers begin to hail him as the new Pal
merston which seems premature
General Kaulbars's performances at Sophia daily
become more portentous. Not content with his
achievements as champion bill poster, III placard-
ing all over Bulgaria what BulSarians call he
Cars twelve commandments" he has now taken
the stump Europe looks on with disgust kaul-
pars is diplomatic agent who violates every diplo-
matte precedent and every rule OF good manners.
II is absolutely unheard OF that a foreign envoy
should take part in political public meetings, and
Kaulbars', innovation was not successful enough to
form precedent. He was hooted OIL the platform
70 which he had forced his way unasked in Sophia.
and now has started on a tour through the chiet
towns of Bulgaria to harangue the people This IS
here considered to mean one of two thngs-lt Is an
avowal of the failure of the effort to dragon the
regency OF "a deliberate attempt to invite insult so
as 10 furnish a pretext for l;ussian interference by
arms The regency appear now to he acting uhder
the ;nsn,ration of Tislas speech supported by the
advice OF the Austrian agents. Tie Austrian OIL
cia press has already adopted strong anti Russia
line English good will and counsel they nave had
all along. and even Germany seems to be lending a
hand 10 Austria There are significant indications
that Bismarck thinks he has gone far enough with
Russia His ore object is peace. Austria and Eng
land have practically warned Russia that military
OCCUPATION of Bulgaria will be resisted; peace,
therefore can only be secured ty stopping Russia on
her present downward course. Stop she must II
Germany, Austria. ana England are agreed
The ceremonies at Hawarden on the presentation
Of the freedom of Cork, Limerick and other cities
to Mr.. Gladstone were interesting. but Mr Glad
stones speech was mostly historical and ADDS
nothing vital to the controversy.
The Belfast Commission has met with an unlucky
Incident Mr.. Justice Days refusal to hear counsel
Is in accordance with English and against Irish
precedents. 1t is mistake from any point of view.
ala Bearnaise.' comic opera from the French
of Leterrer and Vanloo, the music by Messenger,