New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
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else These proposals are ambitious. but they
at least substantive, and the methods by which
MI Chamberlain would proceed not Socialis-
tic methods. No doubt they will attract votes.
and Mr.. Chamberlain's appeal is based his as
surance that only from the party with which he
acts can such reforms be expected The Liberals
are committed to sterile agitation.
The Unionist victory in Forfarshire is admitted
by the Liberals themselves to be "A serious dis
aster. Both the London Liberal organs call ii I'M
timely. Their simultaneous use Of the same word
is significant. Why is it untmely? Because it
is the first answer Of a great popular constituent
cy to the official proposal for the abolition Of the
House Of Lords and because the constituency
which condemns that proposal is a Scotch con-
stituercy. If the Prime Minister is strong any
where he is strong in Scotland. He has been
the idol Of the Scottish Liberals. Are they turn
ing against him? FOrlar looks like II. Never be-
fore did 1t elect Tory or Conservative. once II
reelected it's old member after he had parted
company with Mr.. Gladstone Home Rule; then
repented and chose Gladstonian in 1892 by over
800 majority Now 1t elects Mr.. Ramsay by near
~ 300 There is change Of LOO votes.
Local causes are alleged. They are always al
legged; often truly. Admit that they are truly
alleged now what becomes OF Lord Roscberys
appeal to the country to back him UP in his
contest with the House Of Lords. il the country
cares more for local issues than for his "trcmend-
Gus revolution?
Look at it how you will. Forfar Is a tremendous
blow to this new agitation. The agiiators see
that They announced the next morning ana
evening that 1t would be desirable II proceed
slowly with their project for overthrowing the
second chamber. They were warned that Forfar
would be lost on the Bradford programme They
would not heed the warning. They were warned
that their attack the established Church Of
Scotland would imperil their hold on Scotland.
They would not heed that, either. And Forfar Is
the result.
There seems little doubt that the Cunard Com
pany are seriously considering the question
whether their ships shall continue to call AT
Queenstown to land or embark mails. II has been
stated in the Cork Chamber OF Commerce that
the company has already decided not 10. Their
officials decline confirm or contradict this state
ment. Whether they land mails there matters
little. Whether they embark them makes whole
DAYS difference to the business world 4 England
in its correspondence with America The Post
master-General admits that the company are dis
cussng the matter They object to the delay at
Queenstown. a whole morning and more. II is
don and Queenstown two hours. bat that they
say will not induce them to continue calling. More
money probably would, and it is supposed that in
creased payments for carrying mails is what the
company are really tr.ins for.
The suspension u the present service would.
beside seriously mountaineering the business come
munitics Of both countries have one effect winch
this Liverpool concern has perhaps not fully con
gdered /, would make Southampton a SIN more
formidable rival to Liverpool than at present
Mr. Bavara's election enthusiasm has survived
his rough Atlantic voyage ana reappcars IN his
fins, address u the English people ate. landing
from the Haye at Southampton For once We
partisan has got the better OF the Ambassador.
He tells an English interviewer that the late cleo
tons are not to be taken as an approval of Nc
KinIeyism. and that McKinleyism rs a policy Of
isolation Of the industries q the United states
from any participation or community IN the rest
Of the commercial world" II that were an acru-
rate account OF the matter. the representative ~
the country where an immense majority nave JUST
voted agains. MI Bayard's party ana pIIF
views might have left 1t for some one else T. i'm
part to the English people. The best English
papers show their goodwill to America by omit
ting to prin: this indiscretcn. which the Radical
press publish joyously. 1t attracts little atten-
/ heartily liked and respected and admired and the
English welcome him heartily back again ana
are perfectly content that Delaware should aena
a Republican to the United States senate Tney
prefer that Mr.. Bayard should remain AnDhssa-
der IT, w D
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN BUDAPEST
Budapest. Nov. 2i-Premer We.erle vii. ask I'm
peror Francis Joseph morrow If His Majesty sun
Lta Nf,..ssr no.
per OF Dr. Szllagyl Minister Of Justice dominates
the Cabinet, and the Doctor seems to court an issue
with the Crown Great excitement prevails IN 'hiS
CITY as the result OF the political situation gTo"ihs
out Of the Parliamentary debates II The Iast :"
DAYS and the attitude OF the Ministry IN regard u
the ecclesiastical laws.
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS
Paris Nov. 4.-Fresh warrants have been lssuel
for the arrest Of several representatives, o. leading
newspapers here for alleged b,ackmah OF the Alez
Brothers army contractors. 1t Is believed that the
warrants will be executed at once.
Bath ont Nov. A-The schooner B. Folger; cap
rned 10 ne !