, 1891-11-25
SALISBURY SPEAKS.
BE Reviews the Topics Of the
Day at Length.
filings in a Little Ginger
at Gladstone.
Says Victory will be Dearly
Bought.
Woman Rights Party Recognized.

BIRMNaHAM. England, Nov. "a
Viscount Fielding, the Conservative
candidate for the Rugby division of
Warwickshlre, offered and the conference
adopted the following resolution:
"Resoired. That the conference is of
the opinion when the question of repre-
sentation OF the people is reopened by
parliament, their serious consideration
should be given to the claims of women
to be admitted to franchise when entitled
to it by ownership or occupation Mrs.
Fawcett, a well known authoress and
leader OF the women's suffrage movement
in a speech SAID the Gladstoniaus had
because they were afraid the representa-
ton of women would powerfully reinforce
the party of order.
Sir Albert Rollett submitted a reso.
luton that the conference regard with
satisfaction the improved social and
industrial condition of Ireland under the
present government and endorse the
intention of the ministers to introduce at
the next session, bills for the extension of
local government and the promotion of
technical education there. The resolution
was heavily defeated. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the attitude of the
Conservative party toward the iona fide
u~nionist labor candidates should be one of
sympathy and announcement; recon-
mendiug the formation of a labor depart
ment and hoping the government NAV
see Its wav clear to the appointment of
female factory inspectors.
Lord Salisbury spoke at length tonight
to a great crowd in Masonic Hall on the
political topics of the day. He said he
was In favor of rating the ground the
landlords provided that the reform be
executed with fairness and not made the
occasion Tor gratifying a class of antipathy.
Morley complaint about land not being
titled said the premier is rather exacting.
The non-tillage Is due TO the with
drawal of the protection under which the
land formerly grew wheat. That. said
he, is the price you pay for the advan-
taees of free trade. Nowhere In the
world will you find corn grown without
protection. In the fifty second degree of
latitude it IS absurd to imagine it possible
to correct this defect without abandoning
the great policy to which we are all at
tached. IT be read Alright the political
history OF the past two years. the great
towns will support them on the question
of home rule. If the rural districts take
the opposite view it is on some local mat
ter.
In the improbable event of a Gladston-
ian victory they will fight at every step in
The Speaking of Giadstone's
reference to the house of lords, Salisbury
said it is contemplate to menace without
power to execute menaces. When Glad
stone is able to presen. a home rule bill
to the electors and bring a decisive ma
iority in favor of it, he will not haye
much trouble with thu lords.
A movement which resulted in the
decision against the governments contin-
ming to maintain Irish legislation as q
principal feature of its policy has been
previously described. The main object OF
the movement is to apply to England the
principals of.the Irish land purchase act.
The party clamor for what the Conserva-
tive press now cells the Great Britain
agricultural relief bill, becomes daily more
vehement.