New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
LABOR CANDIDATES FOR PARLdAMENT-DIsoUIEr
IN INDIA" THE FREEMAN's JOURNAL"
IGIous NOTES,
Copvr1hti 1891 Bv The Nec York Associated Presa

RELIGIOUS NOTES.
cOpyr0hti 1891 Bv The Nec York Associated Press
London, Aug. 2s.-The Liberal Electoral Executive
hardly knows how TO treat the extraordinary number Oh
labor candidates finding acceptance in Radical con
sufrencies. The length Of the list Of names arehdI
adopted threatens to give character to tho scn-
era election tending to accord predominancc to social
questions In many districts in which the electoral man
ayers prefer to the contest waged the ordinary
party lines. The men selected in the labor interest
chiefly represent the trades unlons though number
are also Identified with Socialism. Ben" Tcllett Will
contest Bradford Burns will in Battersea. and the
Socialist HyndmaD will run In Chelsea. Attempts to
draw MI Gladstone 70 in favor Of several OF
those candidates met with the following response
especially referring to the agricultural laborer
You may rest assured that the Liberals, who, In
the teeth OF the House OF Lords procured the franchise
for the laborcr. did not thus arm him for nothing
They hope TO do him full justice bringing local gov
eminent to his door, and securing him eer access to
the use OF land.'
Liberals and Conservatives alike Interpret this reply
promising the creation Of parish councils popu
lar basis thus sappins the domination Of the local
landlords and parsons. This change would effect an
lmmcns. practical reform in English rural life.
A number Of extra meetings OF the India Council
have been held recently, due 10 advlces from Smla
the disturbed state OF india The immediate question
before the Council, whether not the Government
should be authorized to proceed with retria OF the
"Bungobas" case, and p osecute for seditlon other
native papers. was decided in the negative. The Gov
ernmen 10 be afraid to risk the failure Of the
prosecution. "rhc st. James's Gazette always we'll
Informed on India, says that tho country is In dan
gerous state OF ebuon and that since the marriage
reforms were passed the dsconont has been Of rapid
growth. According to a high official in the India
Office the Government is aware OF the tendency to
disorder In the great cities but IS satisfied with the
general position native press association forming
under the sanction OF the Government is expected to
promote harmony by moderate expression OF views
based On accurate news.
Miss Lhcoln's marriage will take place at the
Brompton Parish Church on Wednesday next at ? 80
y. m Only few intimate friends viii be present.
After the ceremony breakfast Will be served at
Minister LncOn's house. The couple Will then pro-
| ceed direct to America
The Dublin "Freemnns Journal" trouble has re-
suited in a deadlock. The directors instead Of i'm
mediately rcslgnnc, found a way to retain temporary
possession under one Of the articles Of association The
fortnebts notice necessary to elect directorate
was not given. In the meantime the paper viii sup
port Parne and in the interval the old directors Will
! prepare to ssue now organ Archbishop Walsh
declined to allow his votes TO be used on either side
| Archbishop Croke voted with Mr.. Gray. The poll
showed that the Liberal wirepullcr Mr.. Schnadhorst
| is a shareholder
Dr. Dale who was charged to write the introduction
70 the International Congregational report, makes
hostile reference I'm the papers to Washington GLADDEN.
| " Rem, Telett. and others on the labor and and
questions lie contends that the Church ought not "a
take part in political. social or economic agtau9n, lG
duty being to create In Us members desire TO lessen
| tho sorrow and sin Of tho world. This criticism i
arousng rctot here, and viii be taken up In America