The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-03
.CABLED LONDON NEWS
SefI1any's Secret Attempt to Isolate Great
Britain from all Friendly European Powers.
POLITICIANS AND OPERATORS DEPRESSED
air. air. Gladstone Indignant as the Treat
htsh' OF t!te Arrncninns- Minister
Salisbury F1antis Down the a1nn,:-
script Of tkc Unitcd Stntcs- vetc.
aua!an Question.

Sd.ohaon, Nov. 2.--(Spcial London Ca
ple l-etter)--The first paper 10 an
(. nounce that Prime Minister Salisbury
NAG departed from his original inten-
non not TO hold meeting of the Cab
met till the middle OF November when
domestic measures to he laid before the
rouse OF Commons are Ia be discussed
was the birmingham Post, an organ
that is inspired by the Chamberlain
pully' rms paper is frequently the
pusseSsor of exclusive advance tips In
announcing that the first Cabinet
meeting would be held on November
oth the Post added that matters of
unusual lmportantin, mainly connected
WIN foreign and colonial affairs, would
come under the consideration of the
Ministers. Its London letter yester.
day contained the following important
statement:
Lord Salisbury's speech al Wat
lofd confirms the somewhat ugly news
mat Is coming TO hand from the va
lious foreign capitals regarding the Sc
crct attempt Germany is making to
isolate Grent Britain from all friendly
European powers.
Gernany is known to he smarting
under tiIr refusal Of the British for
eign ministers of both parties To be-
come connected with the Triple Al
nance. anu, playing double game
ROW hopes TO induce Lord Salisbury
10 change his resolution not to allow
this bond 1t is the influence of Ger
many which. by encouraging the
Tsung- !.i-iamcn, has been n factor in
causing the massacre of Christians in
China, aud her chief effort at this
moment is directed 10 rendering mn
Gaiury our cndcaVurs in behalf of the
prosecuted Christians in Armenia" ;"
The above is the plaincst intiInation
yet printed of tie origin Of the trouble
that is now depressing politicians ana
NtAT or ON tl1,4l 3.
y leading conservative paper in the
North Of England SAYS that some light
is hGdiy nccIcd on Foreign aiIairs. for
tile position ~ Great Britain In the far
l?asi Is extremely critical. Russia and
frpnrc. II declares. arg mcnacin,w Brit
iSh interests in Asia, apparently with
the tGcit consent OF Germany. The
unitcd states seems disiuclincd to enter
INTO 2n alliance with Great britain.
though willing 20 remain II beIr,.volout
neNtlat. japan. whom most regard as
Great isvitain's natural ally. seems to
he oi two minds. whether 10 go bodily
over 10 the enemy.
The paper asks: rs Great Britain
thG4 70 remain isolated in the fight
ior her own her hand backed only by
her own rcSuuTccs?"
The optimists hope that Lord Sails
hury VIII bc able Ia reass,irc his fol-
lowers IN the speech, that he will deliver
ut the banquet To be given bv Si,. WuI.
oi london, on tie evening of November
9th. on which day the latter oGici,l
viii be rrinstalicd in Office.
Mr. Gld"s,onc's letter 10 Nine. Novi-
Eoit' WHO inter the signature of 20
Il has contributed mnny roliticai ,nJ
Other articles 10 the London nrcss tas
greatly displeHsad the C;nvrrn,,,ar,
NJ. GiHlsione in this letter. said thof
the Turkish uiel had at his rcet Ilmss
II'i, MN. if,i'te ;'iid Great Britain. Contin-
KS the division Of shame an,o,,.
.helH l care little enough. hui hn',"
thdt my own country will. FOR lie n,i.n
goo" De made conscious ana cxhihi, -
tne W1fii in! lis own full share. wh,t,
ever ti"t may bG. '''''
God in his, mercy. scna l.,
SHu 10 Tie governing Turk and ali his
"oiiSH' as said when could say ,n,J
VI "nhtlin"S do. So | say in M,
boiitlo2i deer"pitulc or DEATH '
,,,i. 'i ~ ~ hitr: Lord Salisbury had rcad
,,tis iHtt"f ne said that such MIR.
ahCes were not likely TO trud IN n,,u,,l
olu'I vi save life in Turkey
~ mas since been announced on bnh,Ic
oi Mr Gladstone that the lc,tn,. ,'''. ~
not meant To bc published. ANA th,, ~ -
an oversight, it hud not han, ',,a,. ,,.,,.,. nH
private" Deh married
Visitors 10 An. Gladstone. at 1Ia,yor
Heh say hut the * Prime NIinistrr, r.,
iH !oN = Win Keen attention and ..ro,vino
''''i tiIt istiiN reports III,
1MSNuhent of The AIincniaus by thn
iurhS' liH c"nverscs frequently on th,
%u"j,ct. II has been suggested that bin
laihiiN ought to act toward him ne All
~" ianilY OF Lord john Russell towor,IS
,!Ilt Statesman in his old ngn Io,.I
do1h WAS in tho habit Of writi,,. strnn..i,
N'!ueu letters on public oIIrstinn. ~,
W,hicn he differed with the Goyernnrn,t
aut ms friends took care that thnsn Int'
teFH Went no further. than tho nost ho,
IN the hHli Of his hotSc. ''N
Prime Minister Salisbury has b,rd,1
down I" The Right Hon. jos~uh T'l,n,r't
beriain. Secretary of State for ihc Coi,,-
mes, the memorandum transmittcJ -
MN hy the United States Government
through Anbassador Baynrd. r,lntira
20 thG NeneHculan question. Mir. Cho,n-
Dcriiin Still holds the opinion thni H.,
United states has no right To intnrrn,,
III Great i}ritnin's dispute with Vnnn.
"uih but he Will draft detailed renIv
10 the memorandum which Lord sails
bury W!il shortly send TO Mr. l;ayarJ
The tone of the reply will probably hr
moderate and amCabic as the Govern
n"nt has no desire to become involved
m dispute with the United states. Ita
attention now being fully, devoted 10
matters that are more important than
the Guiana boundary question.
Mr.. Chamberlain will begin immc-
diately the consideration Of the details
Of his great plan 10 devclope the crown