The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-24
BRITISH poLIrIos
Growing Intercstlng-scoten Members
Pollcy-TIa Plate Mills Coming to

PolIcy-TIu Plate Mills Coming to
America.
Copyright 1892, blythe Neg York Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The placidity on
the surface OF political affairs is alto.
gcther deceptive as to the real state OF
the liberal sections OF ministerial posi-
ton. There is nobody on the stump in
Great Britain, and though some OF the
Irish politicians maintain their contro-
versies, their sqnabbles have small bear
ing upon the tendency OF events. But
unseen Of the general public, the great:
est danger menacing the existence oil
the Gladstone government is the forma-
ton OF strong radical cave. Mr.. La
bouchere's diatribes to not represent
fully the radical discomfort or the
growth OF radical intentions.
The representative OF the Associated
Press, having had a chance to inter
view some OF the stGunchest Scotch
members OF the house OF commons sup
porting Mr.. Gladstone, was surprised
at hearing them declaring that the
time was near when they would refuse
to continue their adhesion to MIR. Glad
stone if he did not subordinate home
rule to what they considered more I'M
portant plans in the New Castle pro-
gramme. One prominent Scotch COM
moner said: I'VE are not only discon-
tented at the sacrifice OF radical politics
to Ireland, but are disgusted. We
shall vote for the second reading of the
home rule bill, according thus far
allegiance to our chiet, but we wall not
suffer our own affairs to be delayed
through prolonged discussion OF the
bill in committee"
The representative Of the Associated
Press learned that there concurred in
this determination forty-two members.
enough to make havoc in the party If
Mr.. Gladstone persists in his deter.
mination to Apush home rule at all
hazards. The Scotch members OF the
house OF commons have rarely inter-
vened in bulk against Liberal govern
ment and when they do so their action
will be final. The Associated Press has
authority to state that though Mr..
Morley cannot advise tho wholesale re-
lease of prisoners convicted under the
coercion act, he is considering every
case in itself and is hopeful OF over
taking every conviction within q
month. He had also decided to release
every one OF these prisoners unless he
is an offender under the common law.
Concerning government protection of
tenants who have been evicted from
their holding practical steps in this
direction will be taken in October after
Mr.. Morley's tour Of the distressed dis
tricts.
Practically all the berth room on
every steamer scheduled to sail for
America up to the middle OF October is
taken. The number OF Americans in
London is increasing. All are anxious
to get thus far on their homeward jour
ney in order to prevent any detention
on the continent because OF the cholera.
Col. Conger and his wife, Of Ohio,
have been in London for week. Col.
Conger has had several interviews with
big tin men here and says that several
large plants will undoubtedly be trans
ferred from Wales to the United States.
He added that tho-fnquiry he had made
here had convinced him that the uni
tod States was able to make tin as well
as Wales.
Mr.. Conger is disinclined to talk poll
tics, but he said: "You can tell the
boys I'll be home in time to vote"