Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-18
The Coming struggle in ENG
land,

The Coming struggle in ENG
land.
The lines in the approaching exclt-
ing struggle in England are very well
defined. The manifesto Of the Mar
auis OF Harrington is very well con
sidcred and is probably an exceed
ingly well written document, the
brief abstract OF it which was oabled
TO this Coast scarcely admitting oil an
intelligent appreciation Of its literary
merits. Two or three weeks ago,
when Harrington and Chamberlain
fell away from Mr.. Gladstone, the
premier expressed great respect Tor
the views and attitude OF Harrington,
whom he regarded as an honest and
fair man. We are inclined, with the
natural difIidence attaching to an
American in speaking Of British af-
fairs, to agree with the Premier's
estimate OF his late follower. Divest'
ed OF unnecessary surplusage, the
attitude OF the two great elements
who are now abort to contest Tor the
supremacy OF the British Isles may
be thus summarized First we have
the Tories who, under the Marquis
OF Salisbury, lately overthrow the
ministry OF Gladstone through a
union with Parnell and his followers,
This is the right divine OF Kings fac
ton, with hereditary aristocracy,
which is certain to lose in the long
run. The verdict of the civilized
world, outside OF certain despotic
countries, is rapidly crystallizing into
the belief that a man OF brains
don't need u title and that no
title can dignity a numskull.
Salisbury and his followers are
ready to spring into the breach
with the double phylacteries OF he
redltary privilege and coercion for
Ireland. They have not in their
hearts advanced day since the Bat
lie of the Bovine was fought. Any
noaaible triumph of such a faction in
a country which is rapidly becoming
,.,,oor,,;. would necessarily be
.,a,,.,;,ad rof, IN itself II could not
-, e.. la, II dor;ves all ;ts
...aas.,,, frou, tho dissens;ons in the
-, -, ~ Tho 5o,rao =, which
Ia.l uar,,n,,o, and Mr. Cbambe,-
-, ..r ~ ;nd,oad IN stand in with
!. !. r.. .,,,.,ao 30 oyor,hrow tba
....aaoho,nar of uawardep Lord
,I..,,,,,,an annea,a IN the copstituen.
.;as nrso,ioa,ly ON tho ground that
In aoar,;on %, ZEALAND 10 no, d.
IN, !, Il .dn,;ssihIo r,dor certa;r
,.--.,..,.ra.a .,a on ,,o hyno,hes;s
~, NJ cIa5s,ano nroc,ica,Iv dis.
s.s.,,,asa .ha Ir;sh noonle hecauae
-. - a., Ill, =, ron.
80 - w. :, a. pavI;anan, a, Vast
-. H. = 80, u,;,I;na 20 allow
-, -. a, a.,. e., ,l,ouso,v.s
~ - ~ a., ,Ias;ro ronrsssr,a.
,,,,n IN the Imnerial Parliament. Mr..
sIads,ope n, the other hand. appeals
20 An. slectors n ! ON the proposition
,ha, tho coerc;on of the sister king
,,on, IL M, in any sense desirable ,
1o0 he assumes that home rule ior
Ireland ia a thing good in itself.
N H.. ,,,a;eaa HE o,;s;nal nlan
.nd maa,. tho electors simply
- ,hn hroad cround that the
Ir;s, n.onla ahonld bs permitted
A. ,ar;s,a,o on THAR own d;s.
.,...;..e,.. L., .g,;rs Tho "details
80 h;s omondod scbeme he fails
60 a,ohoroto hnt he very plainly
.,,.w. !, 10 ha understo,d that be is
,v;,,;,n % continue Irish ,enresento.
.;on =, was,n;,s,er with his modified
houa r,,o uo sa;d as mucb as this.
- snhs,anee in his sneecb advocat.
-. ,ha sooana road;r, of the hin
Tta nos, .,oorIv detined feature OF
,ha annroach;n, strnsgle ia that MIR.
,;l.dstone is willing 10 recognize the
,,r;nc;n,. of pationalities and the
,;ah, ., all neo,le 10 manage their
own ;nmed;ate concerns This is.
- .o,r.. . n.w no,;t;caI departure
VI .o'''o' 80" a. - c.,
quite as apphcaoie 10 Gilg'ahu, ooo',