Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-30
ERIN'SDEEP INDIGNATION
TRUCE WITH THE LANDLORDS
DECLARED SHATTERED.

LONDON, July 29.-The following ap-
pointments are officially announced:
Secretary for Foreign Affairs-Earl of
Iddesleigh.
ChiefSeoretary for Ireland-Sir Michael
Hicks Beach,
Chancellor of the Exchequer at London
Randolph Churchill, who, by virtue Of
his appointment becomes the recognized
leader OF the Conservative party in the
House OF Commons.
Secretary of War-Right Hon. W. II.
Smith
First Lord Of the Admlralty-Georg
Hamilton.
Lord High Chancelor-Bar Hats
bury.
Secretary for India-Rlght Hon. Fred
erick Arthur Stanley.
Prime Minister and First Lord OF the
Treasury-Marquis of Salisbury.
Lord Lieutenant OF lreland-Marquis OF
Londonderry.
Lord President of the eCouncil-Viscount
| CranOrook.
President of the Board of Trade-The
Right Hon. Edward Stanhope.
First Commissioner Of Works-Right
Hon. David Plunkett.
Postmaster General-Lord John Man.
ners,
Lord Chancellor of Ireland-Lord Ash
bourne.
DISSECTING THE CABINET.
The Times fears that the new Cabinet
is not altogether what could have been
wished in the interests OF steady govern
ment and harmonious cooperation. 1t
says:
The Liberal Unionists of Londonderry
will doubtless be eXposed to the invec-
EIr inh al
Hicks Beach must show more force OF
character and steadiness of purpose than
he has shown Of late in order to grapple
successfully with the Irish
problem. 1t would Fave been
better, both for his party and him
self, If 1t had been possible TO allow time
for Lord Randolph ChurchilPs disposition
to consolidate and mature. He will have
dlthoult and arduous part to play and
will encounter much jealousy. His pro-
motion, however, gives rise TO new hope
| OF vigorous era Of Conservatism. The
serious question will be how to get on
with the UniOnists.
LORD LONDONDERRY's RECORD.
The Pail Mall Gazette, commenting on
the Marquis OF LondOnderry's appoint
ment, says that in 1873 he defeated the
| Liberal candidate in county Down by CO.
quoting with the Nationalists and giving
| Iu6H W uHueIhbdDu JudL ne udu no ID
| lection to supporting the movement
favoring proposing an inquiry into the
merits OF the Irish demand tor home rule
and that he favored new land law. The
! Gazette says it looks upon the appoint
ment OF such man TO the Irish Viceroy-
atty by the Conservative Premier as an
act inauspicious for the Irish people.
Freeman's Journal, OF Dublin, says the
| appointment of Lord Londonderry to be
| NfnnrOV n Eu
! Beach to be Chief Secretary, is ominOus
| OF coercion. lrishmen must be prepared
! for this. The LOyalist press is delighted
over the appointment of Lord London
derry to the Lord Lieutenancy.
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
The following additional Ministerial
| appointments are announced:
| Home eSecretary-Henry Matthews, ,O.C.
Secretary for Scotland-Rt. Hon. Ar
! thur Balfour.
Postmaster General-Rt. Hon. Henry
Chancellor of the Duchy Of Lancaster
Lord John Manners.
Patronage Secretary to the Treasury
! A. Akers Douglas.
Attorney General Of Ireland-Rt. Hon.
| Hugh Holmes, q. q.
Solicitor General of Ireland--John
Gregory Gibson, q. G.
IRISH APPRECIATION.
DUBLIN, July 29.-The city Is placarded
with appeals to Irishmen TO assemble in
their thousands TO make the greatest
demonstration possible on the occasion OF
the departure OF Lord Lieutenant Aber-
deem and his wife from Ireland next
week. The call is signed "By order of the
Citizens and Trades Council Committee"
and among other things says: "Irishmen,
by the nature OF your farewell TO the
Earl Of Aberdeen and his noble wife,
prove that you appreciate the efforts OF
! England's greatest statesman to secure
concession of Ireland's lnalienaDle right
to home rule"
THE TRUCE SHATTERED.
United Ireland to-day says: The truce
with the landlords is shattered, but the
! Irish people have not the least intent ion
| TO estrange the English masses. 1t would
| be impossible to produce a more eloquent
example of the policy oframming English
! rule down Irish throats than Is afforded
in the Marquis of Salisbury,s appoint
ment as Irish Vlceroy Of the Marquis of
| Londonderry, inheriting, as he does, the
| blood and name OF cutthroat and hide
! Gus Castlereagh."
BELFAST UNDER THE ARMS CLAUSE.
BELFAST, July 29.-The action OF the
government in proclaiming Belfast under
the provision Of the arms clause OF the
peace preservation act is strongly de-
nounced. The authorities mDlalned 70
Sir Robert Hamilton, the Irish Under Sec
retary, that they had never been con-
suited in the matter. Sir Robert replied
tha at the government had acted at the sug.
gesti0n Of the Belfast Justices and police
officials. The Mayor Of Belfast protested 10
the Secretary and expressed hope that
In the future the government would dis
play more courtesy 70 the Belfast munich
pal authorities.
VICTORIA SUMMONS GLADSTONE.
LONDON, july 30, 3 A. Nit Is ru-
mored that the Queen has summoned Mr
Gladstone to Osborne tomorrow for the
purpose of holding AN interview previous
TO the exchange OF Office on Tuesday.
SECRET MEETING OF NATIONALIsTs.
ST. PAUL, MINI, July pa secret |
meeting oil Irish Natonalists from all !
parts OF the country was held here and |
adjourned on Tuesday without anybody |
finding 1t out. In fact, the meeting was |
held here in order TO be secret, |
and the few Nationalists in |
st. Paul who were there refuse |
to say anything about 1t. 1t is supposed |
to have been preliminary to the Chicago |
Convention. Among those present were |
Alexander Sullivan Of Chicago, Nj. Bow |
land OF New York. J. j. Marony OF Phila- |
delpha, +. Walker OF Dubuque, and !