The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-03
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!, .....r~ts Success - Grens EHe"e"'"s
80. the Martins OF Itsiy-Tre"end'"s
a. IN. London Post OMEGA Prince
-. r.rred Living ms = se"iptor-iord
....,.rv Engaged 10 be Married to MISS
..,.-Mrs. Osborne said to be s"fe
..I.,-Her Friends Had the Utmost
c..sAs.ee IN Her Up TO tho moment OF
.-....rs-A Git to the Queen.
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S~"S citation
,.vnoy. Jan. 1.-The explosion at Dublin
10" 4, II should prove to have been th6
- drnamiters. will furnish the Tories
Nv WI vcrv useful electoral weapon. Prob
VIZ W." ~. r,.;ority Of the Liberals who seeded
~ nIsdstone In 1885 did 30 because they
Nm..ad tho Home Rulers were In league with
Ssr,,tora. whose evil work In London few
~. .co caused some terror and much In
s,an.+on and nearly frightened Sir William
w'...rrt ont OF his wits. A fresh series OF
..ass,ito outrages between now and the gen.
III .,oct,on might drive back these timid
soit into the Tory camp which they have been
gradually leaving. As such result would
o,vo Tho present Government fresh lease OF
nover and thereby save the empire from dis
memberment" the Tories might excusably
consider It cheaply purchased at tho cost OF a
ssw damaged Government buildings. The
advantages are so obvious that 1t will be sur
missing II the world does not soon hear OF dyn-
smite plots In London.
lord Harrington. having become Duke OF
8 Deyoushire will have to sit in the Upper
lHouse and the Liberal Unionist party is nomi-
i, nally without leader In the House OF Com
I mons. The party will meet previous to the
commencement OF the session and formally
slect a leader. who. Of course. will be Mr..
chamberlain. The party will still be led by
The new Duke Of Devonshire. but the certain
effect Of the change will be to increase Cham
berlain's power and enliven the proceedings
Of the House OF Commons. The inbred indo-
leuce Of the Duke will find congenal. foster
ine atmosphere In tho House OF Lords. and
Chamberlain will be relieved OF his restrain
ing presence. against which he always chafed.
rlismentarians anticipate with delight the
spectacle Of Mr. Chamberlain attempting to
pstronlze Mr.. Balfour. There Is no love lost
between these two leaders. whose qualities are
about q assimiative as oil and water; and II
the Governmental machine is to run smoothly
each will have to show good deal mon, for
bearance than he is known to possess.
There is likely to be some friction also in the
House Of Lords where the Duke OF Devon
shire will have to consider the susceptibilities
Of the Duke Of Argyll the very irritable Mug
4 wump who ever since his son. Lord Lorne.
married the Queens daughter has regarded
himself as Of the blood royal" and OF the
Ear. Of Derby, who will be more than mortal
should he relish the unceremonious election
,tom leadership which he has held in the Up
per House since 1885,
Nobody need quarrel with the tone Of the
vsledictory address to. the electors Of Ross
endsle which the Duke Of Devonshire has
Just issued. It is temperate. almost digni-
ned vindication Of his career In the House OF
Commons, and Il Is virtually an appeal to his
constituents to endorse his policy on the Irish
question By elecdng the Liberal Unionist can
tl4Ats who 10 now seeking their suffrages.
twill rot be possible. therefore. should the
Liberals win Rossendale. as they are likely to
do. to deny that the election was not fought on
the home rule question. This election. by
general consent will be Of exceptional i'm
porance. as 1t will test the feeling Of the typi-
cal Lancashire industrial community. The
Liberals are full Of enthusiasm at the pros.
pect Of the fight which they had repeatedly
and vsinly endeavored to precipitate by call
$50 oPoh AVN AoitiusSoA " IoSlSHs 4boSSehs
dale contains three municipal boroughs-
Bacup. Rawtenstall. and Hasllngden-and the
Mayor OF each is a Liberal. OF the seventy-two
municipal seats flfty-two are held by Liberals
and at the last County Council elections the
Liberals were everywhere successful. The
Irish vote is estimated at 700 out OF an cleo.
torate OF 1850. and tho indications are that
1t will be cast solidly for the Liberal candi.
date. The omens. therefore. are propitious
The contest will actively commence on Mon.
Gay. and tho thoroughness with which 1t viii
90 fought may be estim ated from the fact thai
each candidate has sent q photograph OF him.
sell to every elector.
The Prince of Wales continues steadily t.
tread the path Of virtue and his rehabilitation
will soon be complete. He has Just becom.
male associate" Of the Needcwork Guile
Benevolent Society. formed some few year,
ago Tor the purpose OF supplying poor people
with clothing. Male associates are expected
10 contribute annually two articles, but les,
nsed not be necessarily Ct their own needle
work The Prince will probably COMPOUND
Win ms conscience by ordering hi
nalor-domo to look up o few pairs o
cast'on boots and trousers. II the mana
gers Of the Guild possess the proper CONNER
e'A instinct they will advertise such thing
'ol sale by auction. A pair OF trousers guar
anteed TO have been worn by the Prince O
"s'es would fetch enough money to furnisl
score OF old men with complete suits Tn
ploprietor OF the London DAILY Telegraph woul,
cer'ainiy os among the bidders. although hi
name mas once more been passed over in tn
nstoI New Years "honors." The Ieleyrap
.urnea against Gladstone because it's proprie
'or: mr. Levi lawson. yearned for baronetc
ana thought he could more easily get It b
serving Lord Salisbury. Mr. Lawson is still
yesfning. although he has converted hi
Sswspaper into . sort OF enlarged "Cour
Dig type editorial Is confidently expecte,
Wsppear 10 the Telegraph In day or two upo
ssopis example set to degenerate genera
uon by Coroner Braxton Hicks. who yest.rds
empuy excused from service on a jury con
ss1eoto Inquire into the death OF a csrtsi
ssspsr gentleman who has the honor b
Neih The Prince Of Wales's kitchen. go
s s. sald the com PLEASANT Coroner. NTH
emah nae business % transact In In
''AA'e b'hsehoid lac must be excused"
'sosss new grand opera. Bitter lasmnn.
produced at this Imperial Opera Hous.
Sns. iast night. with only moderate su.
~. 'hefs "as not u single encore, mud al
| 80" we composer was several timss cali.
us curtain and WAS Lonored wit
sIeaihs the compliment was eytd.Dtl
sphA' one " the popular Idol. IN
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