Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-04

THEIR IRISH POLICY HARD Nut FOR roRrHs
I'd CRACK - WHERE HARrINeroS SHALL
SIT THE ExTRADrrIoN rkEArY ABEnr
DEEMS TsIrMrHAL TOUR, ErC.
special Cable Dlspa,ch u THs EVENING STAR
LONDON, August s.-England Is particularly
Well governed Just now, having two govern
ments. The first Of these Ii the official conserv.
ative cabinet, which meets to-day TO discuss
what action should be taken IL the liberal lead
ers ask for precise Information on the Irish
policy, assuming that the reference thereto in
the speech nom the throne Is unsatisfactory.
This is a nut which IL VIII puzzle them 90 crack.
The second OF the governments the unofficial
whig cabinet, meets curiously enough the same
hour at Hartington's, the momentous question
for consideration being whether Harrington
shall sit on the front opposition bench with the
Gladstonian leaders. His followers naturally
wish him to do So. as indicating that they have
In no way departed from the lines OF liberal
conviction and tradition. Harrington, how
ever. Is a man OF very great natural courtesy,
and II Is unlikely they will persuade him into
what would be rudeness I'm practice, however
proper I'm theory.
Hints are in circulation that the queen may
open parliament in person on the 18th. Theru
is no confirmation oi this yet
Londonderry and Hick Beach leave for Dub
lin tomorrow to take formal possession OF then
new Offices
Nothing like II since o'Connell," is the uni
versal verdict on the triumphal departure OF
Lord and Lady Aberdeen. Aberdeen said yes-
terday no language oI has could convey any.
thing like "a Just appreciation OF the G extraord,.
nary scenes through which they had lust
passed. Lord Mayor Sullivan said IL Is unpar.
alleied I'm Anglo-lrish history. Oh course the
tory papers profess To regard IL "a got up artif-
ciaily 10 strengthen Gladstone's hands
y postponeAnent ia the cNtradltion treaty
would not he surprising. the Ndnd0rd, which
nj
a. ourselves. With Us IL the question of safety.
with them. not only safety but honorable obli-
CATION. No dipiomatics ever Insisted more
strongly than those of Washington that the
country is bound under municipal law Ior the
elective iuiIllment OF International duties, but
no honest American pretends that his govern
ment has done what "A civilized government IL
bound 10 do. OF late, however, people In the
United States have had some domestic expe-
rience of the pest. and IL il probable fellowship
in suffering viii quicken conscience" The puu
Mall Gazette SAYS: Like the IN ntcrnaIion copy.
right, the extradition treaty II absolutely GER
have 10 wait FOR IL for important reasons.
BY Associated Press.
The New Lord a.ieusenaut
WHAT Is ENPECTED OF His RECEPTION IN
DUBLIN TOMORROW.
LONDON August 4.-Sir Michael Hicks Beach
ana the Marquis of Londonderry VIII start for
Dublin tomorrow. The Nanddrd this morniug
says: The State entry of tiie new lord li.uten-
ant will doubtless be brilliant affair but after
the wild enthusiasm OF yesterday any ordinary
pageant will appear tame. TWAS ., dcmonstra-
ton in IaNor oI home rule, which MIR. Gladstone
at the proper time viii doubtless make the
most of. Lord Londonderry and SIR Michael
AN appreciation which is 10 be won only NJ 70
perllous price.