New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29

had offered his resignation to the King
who had refused TO acceptit. The inference from
this and from the proposed vote on account Is
that Signor Gio,t means to go TO the country
at once.
The revolt of the Welsh Noncom foruists a1ainst
Mr.. Gladstone was carried on to the bitter end :
and the end is not yet Three Welsh Members
Of Parliament, Mr. Evans, Mr.. Philips and MT
Lloyd-GeOrge, persisted in obStructing the Clergy
Discipline bill before the Standing committee
In vain did Mr.. Gladstone attend the committee
day after day: for hours in vain did he appeal
TO these gentlemen in vain did lie give his open
support 70 the Governments in vain diI he exert
his authority, all the authority great party
leader has Tie Wclshmen were stubborn to the
last: nothing brought them to book but a vote
OF the House that the bill should be reportei
hack. Then, seeing that the game OF obstruction
up in the Committee, they Withdrew, an
rouncng that they would resume their tactics
in the House itself suppose the truth IS that
Mr. Gladstone knows that if he really attempted
10 enforce obedience, or TO restrain the eNcrsseS
of his moro radical supporters the insubordina-
tion which is now ftful would become open
rebellion.
Mr. Gladstones power Of humility comes out in
the most curious way in his letter on Sir Charles
Dilkes letter. which may or may not turn out
important. He appealed TO by strong list OF
ladies belonging TO the Woman's 1dbeTal fcder-
alton to protest against the Of his name IN he
half Of men who have been proved by the law
courts guilty Of gross immortality II Is Sir
Charles Dixie who asserted that Mr.. Gladstone
thought he might now come back TO public life
Mr. Gladstone replies that he has not given, and
will not give any opinion for or against, deem
ing it my duty TO leave such matter wholly I"
the constituency with whose proceedings ! have
M title 10 interfere Why should the Forest OF
Dean he the only constituency in the Kingdom
with which Mr. Gladstone has no title e inter
fcre There has hardly hecn n byc-elcction for
wears with which hc has not " interfcred' by writ
ing letter of strong recommendation for some
norticulsr candidate lie drove Mr.. parncll from
public life denied 10 the representatives of Ireland
thc right 10 choose their own leader; denied the
right of Ireland TO be governed by Mr. Parncll, OF
10 enjoy Home Rule under his guidance-all
because II the Divorce Court. Why then this
overruling modesjy IN tho DillSc case Is Sir
Charles supposed 10 have acquired hold on the
new labor party. 10 whic hc offers himself af
leader? Their is no slsa 'hat, excerpt with the
Socialists, and except in the Forest OF Dan-a
constituency exceptional in It's ilhtcratc ignorance
Mr. Gladstonc's former colleague has rcsaincd
his position. English opinion against him is MS
immovabe as ever Mr Gladstone, however. has
done one thing: he has made il difficult for sir
Charles 70 pcrscyorc in the of his leaders
namc lie can hlray III The future represent Mr.
Gladstone as appr virg Lis fa-rant violation of
his own expressed pledge 10 make no attempt
to rrenter public lie till he hrd cleared his char
acter lie has not as yet taken single step
toward clearing his ch1raccr II was destroyed
bv judicial verdict only by Judicial verdict
can II BE- restore !.
Mr.. Morley at IIuddcrshcld was remarkable Tor
two things lie offered to lay 100 % NAV
there would H. dissolution before the second week
in July lie offered 10 quote from the a''A'N'
bv The Times on Mr.. Gladstone language
ouitc as had ns any language usrf IN any mo
mcnt Of evaporation by any ITishman about any
otter Irishrnan There are plenty OF takers Tor the
bet of 100 to l. but Mr. Morley IS not known
70 have put mp the 100. As - the language ne
is challenged by Times" correspondent 7" ma
naraIlcls for such phrases ~ gutter sparrow,
used by Mr. Parncl OF Mr.. IIcaly, AMI stop 'h"''
used by Mr.. Ilcay to Mr.. parncll. Mr iIealy Said
:, Tho National Press" Thief /, an unmis-
,,kab,e word We called Parncll a thcf We now
rc,cat that accusatior- OILERS are given AMI
o,be,s will bc fresh in your recollection. If you i'I
Iorcd last weeks wranglc in Dublin over the
narty organ. when Mr. Icaly called Mr. Grey AN
oss and Mr. Dillon told Mr.. llcaly he licd' MT
Morley ha. not yet found time 10 fulfill his prom
Isl.
" Sordon's "Thcimilor." prolnccl In Lon Ion
on Monday, the opening night Of NJ oIn"hhS
.ca-on. stiIs bur mild enthusiasm IN the bIi'I-h
breast The pay is thought 10 he coninscl' 'h'
story siaht, the interest dispersed. one oi It's
chief attractions is It's suppression III rams no
advert somcnt is so good. VI. CoqIcin, alwaN"
favortc in London, is almost at
his hest in Labus,icrr, part which
dive, scope 70 his talent for the diversified
delivery Of long speeches and for much ei-e. i
was for him that this ploT, really meiodran'a
irtcudcd for some les. clas,ic theatre IN Pari~, Was
,ro,sferrcl q the Francais Leave out VI.
Coouclin and nobody in London would 90 to
scc IT, Ills manager is Of the opinion that one
rood actor is enough. and the remainder OF the
cast i, not much better than # the company were
English.
The most interesting name in the long list oi
what are called birt'.f1y honorN, IS tlat oi hir
Evelyn Barring. on whom, 30 rihs the oHcial
s,vlc the Queen has been pleased to confer the
dignity Of a pecragc Of the United Kingdom.
perhops no mans services have been greater.
Sir Evelyn Barring has been for ninr years The
rnlcr Of Egypt lie has had under him two hhc-
dives and several Ministers. The Egypt of to-day Is
OF In, creating II might be hard to Say whether
his ecrvices TO ENGLAND or the benefits he has
conferred on Eeypt and on the people OF Egypt
are the greater \ dignity which LORD chatham
accepted 10 still thought in this country suitaor
reward for craftsmanship. II is also thous'
sniiabc for Sir Henry Selwin-lbtctSon. Sir
Julian Paunccfotc's q. {. b. is III
recognition of his diplomatic work at WASH
ington: not, | imagine Of the Behring Sea part
Of il exclusively or mainly, as is here Saiu'
The Prime Minister Of the Dominion OF 'aha"'
becomes Sir John Abbott, X. G. NJ. g., an honor
which he has 10 share with Sir Oliver Mowat.
p,ouicr of Ontario The Permanent Clerk, the
true governing class of this country, is exalted IN
the persons OF Mr. Courtcnay Boyle, OF the Boar'