The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20

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Lospos, Feb il-Tha art mss,ins
Of 'he cahlast for the purpose on son.
nnennE NJ dladsione's programmes in
lhe coming session Of rarllament will bs
held On Tuesday A. vet Tho ode, Of
ParllameniaU business remains unds.
clded, except that ID ia considered certain
mat NJ Gladstone will insist upon ,bs
urgency Of settling The question affecting
ihsh land tenure. The nrst symptoms Of
possible dlasensIon In the Cabinet are bs.
ing manifested In consequence Of the dc.
mand Of Mt Chamberlain, Preslden, of
lhe local government board that A local
government bill embracing land allot.
ments to labofers shall either precede or
accompany the governments Irish Iepls.
Iatlon, Mr.. Chambcrlaln's ground for
The demand Is that the late government
having been defeated, by reason Of I,s
opposition to a declaration In favor ot
land allotments, (the Ceilings amend.
ment) the present government IL. there.
fore. bound TO carry out the splrIt
shown by the House In adopting that
amendment.
The result Of the elections at Newcas.
ue and Hackney greatly strengthened Mr..
iladstone's position by their moral sf.
lect' Both canynsses turned upon ths
question OF home rule and In both caae.
the government policy was sustained IN.
dlcatlng that the constituencies are readv
70 support Immediate treatment Of the |
home rule matter
government circles are especIallv |
elated over the large majority (2.ggII nv |
Whlch Mr., John Morley, Chief Secretary
Ior ireland, was reelected for Newcastle.
lhey take II as showing that the country
" ready Tor clear declaration OF Mr..
Gladstone's Irish policy, as heretofore
only vaguely outlined.
The Pal Mall Gdzette, referring 10 the
signs OF Cabinet discOrd mentioned above
urges the government 20 take advantage
OF the prestige conferred by the results
NJ Newcastle and Hackney, and 10 crown
lnc victory by pnrglng the Cabinet Of the
elements opposed to home rule.
The resignation Of the Earl Of Fife from
the presidency Of the Scotch Liberal Asso.
,iation has had no appreciable effect upon
me party In Scotland. The Earl's mani.
esto denouncing Mr.. Gladstone's home.
rule policy as tending toward Socialism
md as menacng the Integrity Of the Rm'
lire, is treated with indlrercnce in hI.
latlvo country, but It's wnrnIny scans 90
10 resulting In further accesslons IN what
nay be called the "natlonali, wing M m.
liberals In England,
One Of the singular features Of IN. M.
ltical situation is that the Methodls.s
ave got into quarrel among tbemsoIyas
ver the home rule oues,ion Tha ,.,ss Z
iethodlsts' committee recently declared ,
galnst home rule. This mlyInp in nolI' Z
les seems TO have IrrItated the membera
I that church In England. and n is ala
n good authority that n motion ia IN hs
resented at the coming general nonfsr. a
nee, setting forth that 5lt Is con,r.ru ~ Il
he spirit and usages of Metbodism ~, n
ny committee 10 declare an a,,I,,do y,
he church upon Il political policy con. i,
sming which wide differences N onIn D
IN involving no moral question .,Is,u b
Lord Randolph Churchill In a snaa.h Al
at night remarked that perhans ,hs ,o., II
'nment would And time to nsr,orn ST., b
'bsr duty Of preserving order In Lon. IL
IN. Everybody was aware. bs s.Id Il
at disorder prevailed I'm ireland hn, "a
ntil lately no one had thongb, ~, ~ ~, fe
OF was possible In London No r,di T.
lied Mr.. Chllders as Home secretarY le
I'd denounced that gentleman for h.yIn,, hi
sumed the presidency of the commi,,ae N
Inquire into the eauses of the recen, q,
ltbreak, alleging that the object Of The W
ONE Secretary in putting himself Al The bl
ad Of the committee was 10 take csre SO
At the blame OF the riots was moi IaId or
the door of the Home OaIce lord In
Indolph said that he believed that bo
:. Gladstone's parliamentary ,itrlckerv,i Dc
,uld disgust and alarm the country. b0
:. Gladstone and Mr. Parnell had com. fe'
red their forces 70 overthrow Inc Con. ye
rvatlge ministry. Herbert Gladstone. ca
declared, was A Willing tool y, NJ. Al
nell The speaker said that n m. Of
nseryatlves returned 10 mower thsI, SIC
Venment would be the only one In Tre. re-,
ID. Mr.. John Morley's Ignorance re. thi
rding Ireland was only eoualled nv hIs hel
ogance. Lord Randolph pronhesIed bel
/ Mr.. Morley would have a short CO. ter
Z as Irish Secretary. and Announced be
I he intended 10 visit Belfast IN ey. hel
Inge views on the Irish question with acc
leading men OF the city. bee
concord has been temporarily restorsd nte
the Irish parliamentary party. which oet
ing the last week was Threatened with ten
ruptlon. As matters stand now NJ NJ hul
gar viii not resign from Parliament bro
Mr.. Healy and his friends will y,ys add
led support 10 Mr. Panell's nolley In wol
lament, though they will refnse to res
NIT Mr.. O'shea to share IN ,hs,r oonn n,
or 10 act with them on the parlls. bell
Itary committees. Mr.. O'shea will eve
eforc, occupy rather uneomfortabIs ,,in' u,,,
tlon Of isolation In his party. I'm, n r. bod
scted that he will become Mr pa. lam
. diplomatic agent In the negotIs,ions ny ny
q carried on from time 10 tIms wt,h 10 q
Gladstone. Dr
he Rs,rs states that Mr.. parneu a, xsrn x,
way threatened that n Mr Heals and for
Biggar did not allow him to bsys hIs /.
way in giving The nartv nomIrs,ina - -
'aptaln O'Bhea instead of IN M, uYIs ~
h, the local choice. he would r.. 49, -
and retire from polItieaI lIfe Com. In,
ling on this fact, the Nsns saw. ,ha, SUI ''
Irish leader made IL cle.y H., hs ,,o NJ
u Just what he said. The n.nas w ~"
f. "But this game can not he nisgad ~.
lften, This threat /. p.r,.I,,r ~. se'