The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-30
LIBERALS AGAIN In POWER
THE RESIGNATION OF LORD SAL.
ISBURY ACCEPTED.
Mr.. Gladstone Summoned for Con-
sniiatiOn with the Qaeen-
Chamberlain's Views.

LoNDoE, January 29.-The Queer
has accepted the resignation o. Lord
Salisbury and his Cabinet, AID has
summoned him for consultation
The deadlock betwsen Ar. Gladstone
and Loid Harrington continues, the
latter holding that the repression Of
disorders in Ireland 10 primarily
heceSay.
LORD eALIsBURY
returned TO London this evening nom
Osborne. He was closely guarded by
detectives.
AdRARGAN AGITATION IN WALES.
MichaelID witt, Hslen Taylor and
others will insugurate an agrarian
s9itation in Wales OF Mo1dey next.
CREATED A sEYeATIoN.
The latett number Of the Nineteenth
Century contains an articls by Arnold
Foster which has created sensation
mere. The writer recalls that Irish-
men were al the bottom of the Molly
Mcguire conspiracy in PcDnsy lvania !;
that Irishmen plotted sgainst the Off
cials and the Chinese in San Francis.
co; that the Tammany ring was largely
supported by Irish citizsns, ani that
the Boston police were tampered with
by Irish politicians CT that city. The
hiet )ry OF the world shows, he Gays,
that the Irish engage in conspiracieg
wherever they may be, and he advises
that the English Government exercise
fismness in its treatment Of ireland, as
Otherwise the reconquest oi that coun-
Try will be necessary.
EDINBURGH PROMOTED.
The Duke Of Edinburgh has bsen ap-
pointed commander-in-chief of the
Mediterranean Stat on.
CHAABEBLAIN's vKws.
The Forinightiy ReUisiG publishes q
political article which is generally
supposed to reflect the views Of Mr.
joseph Chamberlain on the present
crisis, The writsr expresses great re-
eret at the "timidiiy Of the Wings,
who seem to be afraid TO fice the land
question" "Their OPPOSITION" he
says, "folled q former q tempt to set
tie this great issue," and he urges
them ~ reconsider the whole subject
now. "a frank concert with the Ma.
t;onalists should be prop lsed," the
article continues, "and if Mr. Parnell
refuses to negotiate on the basis Of
solving the Irish problem by an all
justment Of the land question, then
the Liberals should Try to deal WITH
the Home Rulers thTo1gh Mr.. Hea.
lev" The writer Gays thtt ne TANKS
few months will reveal the diAsen.
sions which he msiDtains are now
dormant in the Nationalist paE,y, and
iniimates that a falling 90 in tae
American donations to the League
trea ury will bring Mr. Pan ell TO the
point Of conforming hie deusapds t.
whas EEglishmen may j6tGS grel .
In conclusion, the writer uTKee the
rejection of all the other schemes OF
home rule yet proposed, end gays II
England ever yields 10 the Irish de-
maud fjr native Parliament SHE will
have no guarantee against an event.
nal sepa.a ion Of Ireland from Great
Britain.
RRrRACTED HIS CHARGES.
The Duke of Westminster has re-
tracted his recent charges against Par.
pellites OF squandering Irish donations
in debauchery. He says he is unable
positively to prove the cha'ge.
HAg NOT INDICATED HIS INTENTION.
The Daily News Gays that although
Lord Harrington has not indicated
his Intentions, ii is certainly premature
to assume that he would decline in the
event oi his being asked to assist Mr..
Gladstone.
HEeITATRD BETwREE GLADSTONE AND
HARRINGTON.
Previous to Mr.. Gladstone being
summoned it was reported that the
Qleen hesitated between the EXPIRE
mier and Lord Harrington, and had
ordered the Ministers not 60 surren-