The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

liberals believe that Mr.. Gladstone, having
been physically fortified by his cruise in the
North sea. will throw the weight of his
influence and eloquence upon the side OF his
old colleagues, but that the eX-premers
past friends are strongly opposed to his
taking any such course. fearing that the
excitement and exexuon might cause a
physical reaction.
McCnr;hy's Manifesto.
Justin Mccarthy, the leader of the anti
Parnellites In the house OF commons, has
issued IA manifesto beginning:
1.-The defeat Of the home rule government
has placed Ireland's bitterest enemies in
Office"
conservative leaders as having, by their
own confession, no Irish policy but that of
coercion. He continues that the liberal
mol cV Of conciliat.On mas i.ta y.
and practicable by the present unprecedent-
ediy tranquil state CT Ireland. at lhitIiiles-
to continues as follows:
."The Irish party for nine years has stood
firmly and honoraby by It's alliance with
the liberalism alliance based upon tina
l,tter = adoption OF IL nome rue poncy--aHd
has the public solemn assurance 81 tte ~
eral leaders that home rule shall remain
their primary policy and shall be kept IN
the forefront Of their programme. Without
. subsidy from the rich exchequer of
night. frowned upon by the wealthy and
nowerful in -ngland and ireland, and We
relv exclusively upon the generosity ana
confidence of the ever faithful people OF
the Irish race at home and abroad to supply
the resources necessary for an electloh
fund" ,a l.,
course of preparation a manifesto dealing
18th the coming general election. john
Nsorlav chief secretary for Ireland, Will
omen the campaign on July lth, at MahcheS-
ter where he will address u mass meeting
of the party.
The Un.on.st leaders held conference
at Lord Salisbury's residence at II . $50
this morning. The duke Of DeEoH9h1tF'
Mr. Chamberlain, Mr.. Balfour, MI. TO
schen and SIR Michael Hicks-Beacn were
present. ,..
Hold on to Them.
London. June 27.-Lord Roscbery's cabinet
held its final meeting in Downing street
this forenoon with tne object of arranging
for the approa ching campaign.
fYhe- Pau Mail Gazette SAYS Right Hon.
-i5Ery Chaplin has Doc.. offarod an'- h.
accepted the presidency Oh the locdl eOF-
eminent board.
An Insult to Banncrmau.
The Daily News says that when Mr..
Campbell Zimmerman, secretary oil Stats
frr war in the retiring government re-
t lned to his home Tuesday after presiding
al a meeting of the committee Tor unem-
Moved he found standing on the pavement
q man who asked him for his official seals
Mr. Campbell Zimmerman did not know MS
accoster but inquiring who he was ne
learned that he was Mr. Mcdonnell, Loru
Salisbury's secretary. The retiring war
be continued indoors, whereupon Mr.. Nc
Donneu repeated his silly and impertnent
message Mr. Campbcll-Banuerman refds-
ed to deliver the seals, saying that ne had
received them from the queen and would
surrender them TO her majesty when he
was commanded to do SO. The Daily News,
commenting on the circumstance, says:
Lord Salisburys action violated prece-
dent and deccncy. 1t is only when a MIN
lister is dismissed for misconduct or bad
behavior has disqualified him from admits
sion to the presence of the sovereign that
such a course as that followed by Lord
Salisbury is adopted"
The paper, which is the organ OF the lib-
erals says it understands that the queen
took official leave of Lord lto9ebery last
Sunday at Windsor castle very graciously.
minister suggested that the conversation
She intimated that unuer no previous GOV
eminent had the arrangements in which
she was personally concerned been better