The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-13
BRITISH POLITICS.

LONDON, July 12.-Siuce Lord Sails
hury's return from Windsor the National
Liberal club appears to have received in
formation that the government will re-
main in office until ii is defeated on a party
division. Lord Salisbury will meet parlia-
ment with the queens speech, declaring
his policy. and inviting an attack. On the
division for debate on amendments TO the
address the government Will be defeated
and the cabinet will resign. Lord Sails
bury will thereupon recommend TO the
queen that she send for Mr.. Gladstone.
The Times says: 1T is not manifest
that Mr. Gladstone will even have an easy
task III compelling the government TO re-
sign. Lord Salisbury will be perfectly en-
Titled to await the issue of ali attack. The
government is opposed, not to one party,
but to two, If not three, who must COM
bne to form a majority. 1t remains 10 be
seen whether Mr.. Gladstone will be able
TO form such an alliance"
Prominent Radicals in the National
Liberal club are tonight discussing what
Mr.. Gladstone ought to do. They favored
postponing the home rule bill for year
and to open the session of parliament
with a labor and rural reform program.
The reasons for adopting this course are,
first the re ignition of the fact that
home rule bill will precipitate a dissolu-
ton the first year of parliament. and,
members can rely upon power for two
years, and this will give Mr.. Gladstone
time to perfect the details of the measure.
Representations to this effect will be
made TO Mr.. Gladstone; but ir is doubtful
II they succeed, as III priavte conversation
with his colleagues he never faltered in
his intention TO expedite home rule and
then retire from public life. The Radicals
will nominate Labouchere for the home
Dftice or the local government board.
Serious election rloting occurred yeSter-
day at kilrusb. county Clare, Ireland. y
band of ParnellItes made an attacl. upon
Simon's temperance hotel and completely
wrecked it and several other houses on
Moore street Stones were freely used,
and many were badly beaten on both
sides. Women were prominent in the
fight. Many windows We're smashed.
In connection with the suggestion rela-
tive to the reunion OF the Irish party
John Dillon. speaking at Gort said that
the McCarthyites were winning all along
the line, ard he trusted that their old
friends would join the majority in the bat
tie for the liberty of their country. John
Redmond, at Mayo, said that he was anX-
louS to stop the QuarrelIng and restore
peace, but was unable to attain this end
rs NJ. Dillon would not stand on the same
platform as the independents. These and
other similar speeches show that there is
some chance of the Irish American peace
committees smoothing matters over, al
though the anti-Parnellites declare that
they do not expect any amicable result
from the negotiations.
Up to midnight the Conservatives have
returned pa members of the new house,
the Liberals 1873, the Liberal nionists 81,
the anti -parnellites So, the parnellites ).
Snd the LAborites ).
The Liberals will be agreeably surprised
tomorrow If Mr.. Gladstone's majority in
Midlothian Is not reduced by nearly one
rhousaad votes. Tonight's reports credit
Colonel Wanchope. the Cnionist candi-
date. with getting the bulk OF the farmers
ballots