New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18

'heh carried the second reading of the bill. Moth
ing Will come of 1T Mr.. Smith remarlling dryly
The ne day that he thought Mr. Balfours bill
would survive the other
Mr.. Gladstone has again been dcnouncing
American Protection in Free Trade speech at
Princes Hall. lie found himself, nevertheless,
obliged 10 admit that Protection is gaining
ground all over the world. and that Free Trade
Is passing through period Of danger. Ihs last
remark seems to imply that the sacred dogma is
In danger even in England which he DESERVES
as almost the solitary citadel of Free Trade. Ills
discourse was delivered in honor ol MI lhomaS
Baylcy Potter. the secretary of the Golden 'lu''
an amabe old gentleman who once th0nght IL
the mission Of the Cobdcn Club to convert America
from the error of Protection.
The banquet to Lord Harrington. AZ the Crystal
Palace on Wednesday. was a brilliant expression
of the homage of the classes 10 the lberai mon
isl leader Mr. Chamberlain presided, and Mr..
Goschcn. Sir Henry James and Lord harrington
himself We're the other speakers Lord haruhHt"h
speech went further in one direction thdn ne mas
ever gone before. lie repcls in very strong terms
all notion of reunion with the GladSt"nlan wIiiE
Of the Liberal party. lie takes Ills new s'ahd
upon the proved connection between tEc lilSh
Parliamentary party and the extreme fhysicai
Force party in America The Special Comnus-
sion judicialy affirmed the existence OF that con-
nection. Therefore it is that LORD harrington
now regards the alliance between the Glad't mans
and the Parnetcs an iusurmountahIe ohs'ace
10 Liberal reunion and declares that VIM" " con-
t,nucs neither he nor any of his incnHs VIII re-
ioin the Gladstonians. That throws more light
than any other recent declaration on 'I' "V'''l
situation in England. on the actual or possible
-1o fs,.o win % LII
marty. and on the probable continuance OF the
existing alliance between the Llhcru-Umohls'S ana
the Tories.
Wha, Lord Harrington said with reference 10
the New Radicalism is equally explicit lie d"rs
not condemn what he calls all the ulicrlor deV'I-
opmcuts Of Liberalism. lie desires first - kh""
what shape they will take, then tha' the h'"
measures shou'd be- carried into effect by men
who have faith in them. He adds ana lHN'N'S
that the Gladstonians have no such faith ana
while the party is led by such men he mas ITO
desire 10 return 70 IT, That also. Is plain S'c'N-
ing: and whatever may hc thought Of Lord ii''
ina,on's policy. it is TO he said that his sincerity
his ability. his deep stions and his influence
on the country ar alnos, as freely acknowledges
hy his opponents as 10y his friends.
The benevolent authority established hv The
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives az "'S'-
ington has served good example TO the IA"
man Of the London County Council l"r" "'
lcry. who has for n wear and more governed th"t
body. and governed LONDON at the same '"''
mainly hv tact. has this week asserted his power
in a way which Mr. Speaker Reed Will appir' A'"
The Council voted ursenc, for a proposal 10 adj
drcss Parliament against the new licensing cN'lhc
.ric, voted in other words 10 debate Tie ic''lu-
tion n once II was % grave step n waS. d. ia'''
an o,cn assertion Of The claim of noinnalll non
politlcal body 10 interfere IN politics LORD k">'
tcrv with GOODNESS slid that hr would interpret
this vote ~ measng that The subject should uc
first in order az the next meeting OF the council.
r~,t p,,et ~rf 'hc Corr"i' would now proceed
With busines, The fanatics held their breath for
a minute Then up sprang Mr. Charring'on with
A loud complaint OF this decision. and claimed
,be right 10 retire: which nobody showed ans
wish 10 dispute lie did retire. and has since
had himself interviewed. He dcnounccs Lord
Rosclcry', art ~ Infamous. Nobody VIII call
Mr. Charrineton infamous he is merely silly.
The Queens visit 20 Baron Ferdinand he Roths-
child AZ Waddesdon, announced las year but
then abandoned Was duly made on wednesday.
80 seldom does Her Majesty enter an" SUBJECT
house as q guest, that her short railway Journ'S
from Windsor H. Aylcsbuy gives rise To- comu~n'
Nurmur~ hcdid. ' fAIi"liN dIf "rH''l- ''f
does Size 90 a. the Jews query some Of the dis.
cortented and hey complain not without bitter
ness. that the Quccn leaves Lcr Greatest mobiles
unuo,iccd while bc-towipg this signal mark of
favor ON Hebrew haauclrIs. AI which may be-
set down - pure jealousy. Baron Ferdinand h1r
no business connection with MrSsrs Eotls"hlld.
Lord Rotuschild. 'hc present brad Of That house
has long stood high IN the Queen esteem. Baron
Ferdlraud.s NAddesdOn Ga Ite.l - modern, i~.
I'M fact. oi lis own creation hut one Of tl. finest
In ENGLAND and Is n.l'f Hth a collection Of
yariol, works of art which would be- dIihcut ="
match anywhcrc The Queen c1u hardly bc
blamed for wishing g. Sec Wainc-dou. o. foi
sisnif,iug IN tins public way hcr Ie-Ii fof li~
distinguished owIrr ana tot the family OF which
he u q member
Mr. Ntanlcvs reception at the Guild Hall on
Tuesiav brought forth speech Of greet energy
from the great explorer. he rpIoachcs England
with her supiuenrs, an Africa. prcachcs anncNA-
ton, pnachcs empire, promises unlm.ted profits
and points - fhc African enterprises IF Germany
A. both q contrast and warning to England
The process Of lionling cont!nuc, Nith unremi'-
ting as,duItr Manchester is now added to thc
ist Of critics which oilers i's freedom 10 Mr.
S,anlcy coupled with th' privilege Of ,lccpine ln
the Nayonl apartments, which Nh Stanley de
carcd himself proud 10 accept
Count llcrhcr Bismarck arrived in London ON
Monday. having spent Sunday a. WAu1ard with
lord Londonderry He looks none thc worse
for the recent events in Berlin. of which hc speaks
with considerable freedom - all comcrs Always
popnlar i'm London. hc is uow the obcc Of fresh ~
iercst IN society. where hc has appeared nightly.
Society has recovered from rs recent siasna-
tion lasi week Showed sign, Of new life, and
this week tls stream runs full Balls have been
numerous and at least four Of them were - good
"a balls could hc Nr Raliis was on Monday.
al hi. house in lelgia,c square. He preferred 10
call the cui,rtainmcnt, 10 which hc invited per
hans one third oi those who thought thcmselVc>
entitled ~ be present. very small dance j.
,yas eitcu IN honor of his friends Lord and Lady
Wolselc, daughter Just out Lady LcconGcld's.
on Tuesday. wa, rather nle"r Lord Ieconhclds
b.,se ,n tur1ou Street being one of the largest