New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
VOICES SECTARIANlSM.
SALISBURY WANTS STATE AID FOR RE-
LIGIOUs EDUCATION.

| local. OPTION AND HOME RULE fRACli'AH'A
| sHUNTED BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN NJ
MOOD TO LEND MONEY TO CHINA
GLADSTONE READY TO FELL TREES
AGAIN-A PLAY BY HowELLs
TO BE PRODUCED.
| Iondon Nov So-Lord Salisbury. in receiving a
| Wesleyan deputation which visited MIN IN co'''
| ton with the sectarian education proposa's' go.
| he did not care to conceal his strong ai
favor of the Anglican and Roman Catholic dehi'iu'
| Many Weseyans stanch Conser'a''e'' w
| ,,,s ,ac, did not deter the Prime Minister from
| making hostile and sarcastic Interruptions as INC
delegates developed their ideas. Instead OF reSpon'
| ing like a statesman with an open mho' ne spon.
freely as sectaran partisan. lie sPohc a'
| "you Weslevans" and I'VE Anglcans, ana de-
clared thar he voiced the policy OF the Church Vi
England. His and language have rouseu 'i's
Dlssenters throughout the country. AT SUBSEQUENT
meeting Of the Nonconformst Council Dr' CHiolu'
the president said he was OF the opinion that lne
| country was entering on a great srussie' which
| menaced the freedom of Christian education IL ne
Prime Minister'S plans succeeded. the Anglican anu
Roman Catholic churches would get, for educational
| purposes endowments amounting to ABOUT t5'"o'VV''
The committee of the National Liberal Federation
IS about TO meet at Leeds to revise the party pro-
eramme FOR acceptance by the general congress or
| the party that has been convened at Huddersheiu'
| The supporters of Local option have Issued CIR
cular the obvious purpose Of which Is to again com
nit the Liberals the local veto, although the Cum
vction perrneates the party that this was the main
factor In their defeat at the last general elecUo.
| As the local veto plank got inserted in the New
| castle programme by fuke II Is not likely tiiat
! the committee will assent to its readoption \ ma
jority favors the substitute Of general declaration
| tina, It is necessary to deal with the drink ques-
ton leaving open the specific method to be pursued
| hat "a
| Irish Home Rule be placed altogether in ne plch-
| ground or associated with home rule al round;
Commons vii be thrown on the side of the Govern
merit In favor OF sectaran education aiienates lne
| greater part of the Liberals, TO whom me eEu-
| Cation question has assumed Importance far
transcend'ng any interest nat thry EYER ahfuv
voiced by Hcrber; Spencer VINO N co,He rIri
upon the impending struGge says tna MAKE ,n the pb
lie help them TO teach Church dosmas me bishops
an act giving them State funds without State con;
| troll with the arrogance common to presthoous VI
may Tines he % Thy Pi e the Be sae w
shall be taught and you shall pay 5 Ssrni
will place at the front of its programme an appeal
to the electors to resent The Governments secta
against the House Of Lords. The other points or
the Newcastle programme may be form n,o rear nd
Home Rule vii practically get shuntea LORI or
e ene but It'll it is improbabe that Sir William
| non Harcourt viii address the conference. me
| latte- refuses 70 admit that he made an error, IN
thrusng Local option upon tie electorate lie has
appeared in public since Parliament adJGupnSe or
| cx-Ministers have been active in the interests or
the Liberals. both privately and publicly.
The object Of Prince Henry of Battenberg in vol
uneering for service I'm the Ashantee expedition Is
to get some show Of military service that viii give
of the Army. At present he holds meaey non
rf-v 1a ANNA ion n
| qualify him for lucrative promotion
The receipts Of the Imperial Treasury now
amount to a total Of e. 50OoO over the last budget
estimates while the expenditures are normal II
the increase In The revenue continues IN Ihe SANE me
| end of the financial year, in March. have sur
plus of 81, $4,000. ...
John Morley. who was Chief Secretary for Ire
| land in the Rosebery Cabinet, and who was de-
feated for Parliament in the last general election on,
| stump in the Montrose district. where he has con
scented stand for election. Prior 10 starting ne
Will preside 1T the Carlyle centenary meeting that
is to be he'd in Chelsea. when the Carlyle house In
Cheyne Row which was bought win an An 1,iS
| tees.
! The formation OF a protectlonist group in Par
lament is making progress. It is formed chiefly OF
| county members. Jed by the Hon. James Lowther
| and already includes eighty-fve members. Inc
| group is pledged to attempt to secure duty OF
| five shlllngs per quarter on wheat and barley.
| Relying on the surplus that is shown in the
| budget the Government has ordered increased Adj
| mray expenditures to accelerate the completion
coans s.atione These expendltnres are ordered in
| anticipation of the sanction OF Parliament. but the
iority in the House Of Commons and also in the
| House of Lords. Part OF the surplus VIII be re-
served to pay off fraction OK the National debt.
London financial houses tina. have been APP
| proachet on the subject of the new Chinese loan
| tl,a tfaf fhQt
| being conducted IN Berlin. The reports that an
| Ango-German syndicate is being formed to hoat
statst." Germany is unable to lend the f2o,ocoooO
that Cnina requires. and London IS not In the MOOD
| 10 lend IT,
The Queen will entertain a great deal at Wind
| scr Castle prior to going to Osborne House. her
| residence on the Isle of Wight, to pass Christmas
| within her family circle. During the week Arthur
J. Bafour First Lord of the Treasury; Joseph
! and Mrs Chamberlain, and General Sir Redverss
| Butler were guests of Her Majesty. They stayed
at the castle over night The Prince and Princess
| OF Wales took their daughter. Princess Maud. to
on her berohal to Prince Charles second son or the
| Crown Prince of Denmark
| The Queen wants to appoint her groom-in-wait-
ing. General Sir ". A. Biddulph, to the position Of
gentleman usher Of the Black Rod made vacant by
the death of Admiral Sir J. r. Drummond, If Par
| lament will permit her to do 40. She is willing
that the committee OF the House OF Lords shall fix
his salary. The committee is not willing to give it.
assent ana 1t certainly will not allow General
Rlddulph 10 occupy the old Black Rods official
residence in Westminster General 3iddulph s a
Furalist. He Is keeper of the jewels in the Tower
of London, IN addition 10 being GROOMING waiting,
and is favorte with the Queen.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will entertain
at their residence Sandrngham House. n series OF
visitors. including the Duke Of SaXe-Coburg and
Ciotha 0he Duke of EdinbuTGh) the Duke OF Cam
bridge the Duke and Duchess of Fife. Prime Minis
ter Salisbury and The Warehouses of Salisbury and
the Duke and Duchess of Devonshlre
Earl Cadogan. Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, Is
making arrangements to make tour Of Ireland
under orders OF the Government. He will make
Vice-Regal progress TO Belfast, Londonderry. Gal
wav Navo ard Cork If his reception IL favorable
II will prepare the way 10 the permanent appoint
ment OF royal parsonage as Niceroy Of Ireland
Herbert Gladstone. In speech az Leeds last
night. said that his father was in buoyant spirits;