The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-30

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contains aiaHsa mtk'Hg lha Kindred
votes Instead n fHfIf fH Fffff Ga mo-
tlun ~ dlHum hafrfr hntlnea4 70 Il pos.
sihls that h m4g pf1ta ihn iDWnlill n
the ministry, tfrsufs ihf Fauoilliae h0.
iieve u Is Intended w deprive thelf eighty.
sit members ~ thrIf prsnHt pnWrr Nv
lawfully ahstfnft business, aad will 9pl
pofe u end usIsl on ue Liberals helping
them defeat ihr Government SALISBURY
has declared MAT hr will resign ihe mn
moni tho rarnellltes and Liberals rom.
bne, and They will perhaps give bin m
opportunity " rarylng ont his desire N
frllhqulsh Office
Lord harrington, Secretary iof war In
ST. Oladstunu'a Cabinet has decided ~
adopt nm independent course nn the Irish
question Much fuss IA being made by
the Conservatives over this and they pre-.
tend 70 believe that Harrington will dla.
rupt the Liberal party Lord Harrington
has, however, less influence IN the Liberal
party than even Sir Charles Diikc, and hls
loss oi power has been due also 10 pfi.
vato scandal, liable ~ bc made public at
any tlme, Neither gentleman can afford
20 make himself very obstrcpcrous Just
now. Mfr. Gladstone long ago decided to
exclude Harrington from any cabinet he
might be called upon TO form and this do
elslon undoubtedly has Influenced the err.
Ing mans present political course as much
as anything else. II Is known that MFR,
Gladstone, with ayiew 10 emergencies,
has been husily engaged for some days
In selecting men for q possible Liberal
Cabinet aud securing mn understanding
with them, He has resolved to secure
unity, and will require from every Minis.
ter full and unqualified acceptance VI
certain proposals for a solution Of the
home rule question, including amend.
ments 10 the Irish land act aud the land
purchase act. II can he said on good au.
thorlty that Mr.. Gladstone mas matured q
scheme for granting tenants In Ireland
pcrpetuity OF tenure. The scheme, II
Is said, will make all holdings copy.
hold, and the rents reducible In exact
proportion TO the full values Of their
agricultural produce. II will also en-.
power tenants TO redeem quit rents at
fixed price and obtain from the govern.
ment cash advances on easy terms. Tho
entire plan will comprise an attempt TO
include so many and such extensive re-
forms that II may either be acceptable 20
the Parnellltes In place of Il more nominal
home rule measure for the present, or
else secure the support Of the Wings IN
the event OF the failure Of q moro radical
measure.
The Right Hon. william Henry Smith,
the present millionaire Chief Secretary
for Ireland, has prepared for the Govern.
ment bill having for It's object the car.
rying out OF the Salisbury plan OF buying
out the landlords Of ireland. The bill es-
tahllshes a system OF "land banks"
throughout the country TO enable tenants
to borrow money from the Government
at low rates and on long terms for the
purpose Of purchasing the fees 10 their
holding, the prices Of the latter 10 be
computed at twenty years rental at pres.
ent rates, the tenants TO refund In yearly
payments, amounting to half the present
rentals, the payments TO be In lieu Of
taxes and be used 10 deiray
the local government expenses. Mr..
Smith has come out In strong
opposition to any revival Of coercion In
Ireland. lie has advised the Govern.
ment TO refrain from all attempts 10 re.
press the National League as a con.
spiracy, taking the ground that II Is a
Legitimate and proper political organlza-
tlon. Mr.. Smith urges the Government
10 conclllatc the Parnellite members as
much as possible In dealing with the Irish
question, both as matter Of policy and
good sense.
The headquarters Of the executive
committee Of the National League will
soon be removed 20 Liverpool. This
change IL deemed necessary In view
Of ythe increased necessity for Mr..
Parnell and his chief lieutcnants TO re-
main closely In London.
Late last night Mr.. Gladstone stated
that his promise TO the Queen 10 help
the Government maintain peace aud
order In ireland bound him 10 judlclous-
ly assist the ministry In securing reform
In the procedure rules. But, he adeed,
II did not bind him TO help secure the
passage Of the l00.membcr clause. lie
said he conld not look upon that a. neces.
sary 10 the maintenance oi peace Ire.
land and he wonld oppose II.
Mr.. W. II. Smith, the newly appointed
Chief Secretary for ireland, has started
| for Dublin.