New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TOPICS IN The ENGLISH CAPITAL.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND IENNYsoN-lilSh
sFCTIoSs-JI NPLATE- MORLEY.

THE PRINCE OF WALES AND TENNYsoN-lilSh
sFcT1oys-IINPLATE-M Mr. MORLEY.
copyyioht: 1892: Bg The NeW YORK Atoo'"'' -,
London Oct. 1.-THE fact that the lTll'c VI ""''
ahsented himself from the funeral oi L'i" lc".' -"
a, Wednesday In order that he might attenh ~e
Newmarket races is provoking consideIap" 'o"'n',
us action is especially dilated upon by certain haul
cal journals which appear anxious 10 make Sc"''
ton similar 10 that occassioned by inc ,,'
scandal in which tie Prime was ihIoN'h -
ahsence from Westminster Abbey woun nave -
l..s remarked upon hut for the fact that not Si-
,0s,, r-r-ouare was present the funeral. 1hc
eorts being made 20 arouse feeling against the Prince
will fsu fiat 1t is generallT felt that his pafuaE
for the lighter side OF national life Is so marked tha'
N show deep regret the death of Lord 1ennNs"h
would be mere hypocrisy. The Radical Journals "hle
commenting upon the Princes absence. dl'cr"etN
limit as far as possible all mention of MI Ola a'oh'
Ebsenoc The Premcr's plea OF pressure VI WORN
Ind the feeble excuse volunteered by hi' supporter
Of the danger Of catching serious coio ~ W W.
minister Abbey arc not considered quite satNiac'oiF
AMONG Tho passengers on The White Star Line
steamer Germanic which sailed from Livoipool on
October IL for New-Yorl were Colonel y. L. 'ohSe'
and wife If Akron, ohio. 'olonel 'olle'T' WIN -
presjdent Of the American Tinpate company sI'n'
fortnight in Wales examining various 'lhPa'' P""'
aud he COOS home convinced that within Two years
.,.rca will make all the tinplate that viii lie re
ourcd and at less than the average market PM
=, tho last five years. In an interview at Liver
mol Colonel Ccngcr sad: - II America snoui' ho'
nroduce a single ton Of pig Tin, u WOMB D, ~
disadvantage 10 her. as Of the 1''ooo '"'' Pi"i
In 1sa1 cornwall produced 5000 tons, \uo'raha
= 40 ,nrs sa,onv | 900 tons and the South sea
1slands the remainder. ", can produce block plates
=. choonIv As Wales We get u" !"
tho south seas at an equal auVah''s'
with ENGLAND The chief question l. tii' u WI
sh,n and wages. Metal workmen mere aiV pun ''e
highest wages received In Europe for similar "orh' H
here
b y, difficulty in getting plenty OF me" Inv
.m,r,est manufacturers in Wales are removing .'ei'
,l,n,s 10 America, which i COCA move io' wv"
countries relieving the overpro1ncuoh mere ""'
giving us the experienced men anu '"c "u''''
need ,o, co,ona,
Tho Welsh newspapers, in commenting "po" 'o''"o,
,rr,. visit say that the tnplae Industry haa Iaeu
n take root in the United state'' IN 9p''c Vi ''0
,.n,..o u,.n,.s uur,ng and coddlinS; ana 'htt "l'
,.,onle +lapte are beginning TO sec tha'' ""'0 ~
has severely burt Walls, it hurts Inc u" "
he Unified states much more. -, ~.
Intimate as Mr.. Morley IS with same VI '' -
,.ad.rg no has been unable to induce them 10 iANor
him with their company either al we '' ' n
thc yscereral Lodge. The Irish people sun ~" "''1'
,4,,,, ,o everybody living ut the Castle OF ud'i"s
- vi,it AN official there The one Na'lohahst "'''D
who, has faced rcproach in tins way H"' '''"
DiIbn Probably it was during one Of III, INV,
With Mr. Dillon that Mr.. Morley first hearu Vi
secre, IIome Rule bill which. il Is said wa PIcp'i i
On iss5 by the then Under secretary ior Ireisui con
Rolert Hamilton under instructions from Iie the
.s,w.,vc (,nvernnent. Mr.. Morley has cauacu "a "a
recopds and papers IN the Irish office u be tG
bm no trace OF anything Of the S9.t nn' i"s Gee Is
staten in have been 100000. Its former owner
Yates Thompson. sold II because he wa nnnH i thYt
~ ~r.cnding money for the benefit OF a parry d u,
gavc h,n nothing The profit he recently derINeu ~
iom the paper did not balance me enam,r err, ynccesS
lie h.. thrice stood for Parliament without suoc -
and being now without hope % place or honor iro"
Glad stone he withdraws from furlher "e"'p"fO
ventures