Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-03
pGITISII ISOLATION.
# Is Peins Made a Very Real Thing by
Germany.
,,.ro,E's LETTER WRITING.
hcrlaiu's rIan'


bcrIaiu's Plan
.-,-.a London cable Letter.
.......> No.l.nber The first paper
.....n-, that Prime Minister Sails
t.,. na3 departed from MS original IN
..r not lo hold meeting OF the
...f ODD the mi1lc Of November
domestic measures 60 be laid be-
f Eon.e az commons would be
vas The birmingham Post, an
,t.f is inspired by the Chamber
. parry. This paper is tho first pos
az exclusive news In announc-
f.t fhc first Cabinet meeting woait
... November 5th. the Post added
"a matters of unusual importance.
... coruc-tel with forcien and CO.
.ri.rs would come under the con-
.... az the ministers Its London
Yesterday. the day after Mr.. Cham
..t... the head of the Colonial Office.
.....I TO Enrland from the Continent.
r.l tho following important state
.... saD.hary's speech al Waterford |
.l- somewhat ugly news which |
-, io hand from ihe various for |
..ltIl- regarding the secret at |
...t .tt Germany g. making Ia isolate /
.t Britain from ali friendly Euro |
.n T.uc.s Germany is known to be |
--t.rc under the refusal Of the Brit |
o.. lracu ministers of both parties to |
... connected with the Triple Ali !
g.. aal playing a double game. now /
,... t1 induce Lord Salisbury 10 change !
.Mlol not TO GLOW Great Britain /
f ...1a. ,utaUgled IN This bond. 10 IS
Gill; ral.yoicnt Influences OF Germany |
v..l ny encouraging the Tsung-lA-la-
M h.s been a factor i'm causing the /
,...l. res of Christians In China, and /
..- chief effort 81 this moment is di-
r.. to rendering nuEatoiy oLr en-
....rs .n behalf on the prosecuted Chris
,.-- % Armenia
.-. above Is The plainest Indication get
..Ii.hoG of the oriyn of the trouble that
&. r,N depressing politicians and opera
l. of The bourses'
LIGHT NEEDED
lel1ins Conservative paper in The
N-h of Euclaud says that some lent
bodily needed on foreign Affairs, Tor
., p.-i.ion of Great britain IN me far
|..t u.s. extremely critical Russia ana
france. it declares. are mcnacing British
....e5f- ttc1iv VITA The consent OF
''IIIIIN. If IttN't sNNii'~ n'"itN 'tif.ti'
,trel 90 enter into AN alliance with Great
Britain. though wlHug 10 remain nene-
, .rt neutral Japan. whom most people
r-.ri as Great Britaiur naturu ally.
-ls 90 hc of two minds
..e paper asks. rs Great Britain.
..n. 90 remain isolated in tAe hrut for
t. own. her hand backed only ly
I.- own resources
the optimis,s hope f.at Lord salisbury
81 d be able . Ieassue bis followers IN
.., sueech that De viii deliver at the
fraGct % hc given hy SIR Walter WI
I'm. the new Lord Mayor Of London. ON !
.lc evening OF November 9th on which
..v me latter official viii be roinstallcd IN
.. Gisdstoue's letter 20 Mime. Novikon.
... under the signature of 20 Is has /
l.r-tlted many political ana otnrr
.-..... to the London papers. has greatly
.r. fhc government. Mr. Gladstone.
. tl t.fer said that the sultan htd
I.. lr. hv God as curse ,o man |
. ..I tnlt the Turkish ruler had AT /
..t Uuesia. France. ana Great !
com ilune. he said AS 10 IN
...r o. shame among them, ] care
.r.4.h. Brat. as for my own 'o1n-
n. ..n, 30 will for its good. D. made
tr. exhibited 90 the world for
Share. Whatever mat may lc
ills Mercy SEND speedy 'ni
. l4l TO .'fl't ga ''i'
r. hrl / said w1ou ! could say
.r.. sometimes do. and now say. iu
.. i.creritule on derth.'
r r.r after Lord Salisbury had read
I...r b. said that such utterances ,
keiy 20 tend 10 produce order
U Dr., u Turkey.
"ro- been announced ON behalf
Of Hr Gladstone. thai the letter was !
n..ri CD Doe published. and that. hy
IrfF marked :
n, at Fawarlen Castle. Mr.. Clad
.lr..- say that the cN-primc ,
.t'- follows with great ana growing
r4t.n b.. aaiiy reports Of the treat
t-' NJ tUe Atmtnlans 10y the Turks. ,
.... frequently on tho subject
|.tn TggtstcI tha' hir family 7 4
.-.t -.... toward aim as did tEe fami-
I.il john Russell towards that :
r.r i Dol. oiJ age. Lord John was
H habit OF writing Strongiy-wOri- .
tI- Du public questions. on which
..I vftl the government. but his
'.r- t... cafe that these letters went "
.r.r thlu the pOst-DON ln the hail ,
.l.e
VENEZUELA. =
Minister Salisbury has handed d,
b Hglt non Joseph Chamber
..er of state for the Colonies, 81
..rta4uu transmitted to him by ~
.H'- S.teS Government. throu-h -
Eayari. relative 10 the ~
question. .
ni-riain suii holds the opinion q
.. .at.l States has no right TO -
Gr,a' 8rtain's dispute with g.
..-1.. hul be- VIII draft q detailed o
fl. memorandum. which LORD =.
Hl shortly send TO Mr. Bay I =,
tom 90 the reply viii pro- ;,
b.. moderate AID amicablc as -
tt.r ueut has no desire 10 he -,
r.Y..sl DO a. dispute with the :,
i States. its attention now being >,
.i Zoo matt r. that are mosc =,
au the Guiana boundary Qu's- -,
''-lNlAL DEVELOPMENT.
'.ta. erain viii begin Immediately
rf.fou Of the details OF his I.
H develop the Grown Colonies
rf vi occupy most Of his time
t.a.-eiahiing Of Parliament. on
lsth. The plan largely CON ri
ff'a bat IL viii also aim 10 en- 60
'mmcrcial interests Of Brit il,
lul t1 assist Dominica. Sir u,
.ifl7r,y. Governor of British u,
"'l has been here on leave Of No
wlc sal4s on hi3 return 20 i,
fn. American Line steamer -
.sN. nas secured govern
.1 t1e direction ~ 3ssistiu.
il. of tle Colony. besides W
'.Ifs oGt mahogany and log 10
30 Is hoped that The gov L
reno VII give impetus 10 all
lalln colonies. ana assist ! X
If access 90 good markets to
r. States by the building Of 81,