The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-23
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SION gong to ConStantinnple to exam
inc into tie affair
day las: made application for
me stewardship Of the Chiltern
Hundreds. which is the f+rm observed
when member OF the House OF Com
mons wis.!=s to give up his seat in the.
House. has lef, London. He Will now
ueVote himself TO directing the Free
mans Journal of Dublin
The spill; in the ranks Of the anti;
fafEeilitcs since the refusal Of Mr.. Sex
ION TO accent the leadership of the par
" ana the election OF Mr. JU1n Dillon
as leader, is more bitter than ever. The
lriah ca.hoiic. MIR Timothy lIeaiy'.s or
gan. says:
Our feeling for Nlr Sexton is enc
OF sincere pity. He prefers a salarled
office on newspaper to the chairman
mp oi the party that has been .:npov-
eriSh2d by the policy which he sought
~ ~ ihhbpS" on tn" people. n suppose
'h2; Jean Dillon can ever be regarded
Is me leader of our race is a great az
Su'NNS. His admitted inaapacitv win
hiurdurg'' 7''''''
uohc opinion Will not tolerate tho
=" 9" fi.itsi apnrUat,tsitu- VII,
Germany. and a working entente win
rrhnce Is Impossible without the an
i,roFai OF Russia, Russia owes ard
"'S 'idHN personal SruUgGS ,IDt l.
iils from the negotiations of the treaty
ar Berlin. russian journals nov roo, !,
Il publlc speech made by Lord sails.
purN III 1859. within a few weeks nf
ms Becoming Prime Minister for ,hn
lirst tine. In this speech he desrrihe,I
RUSSIA as hcing bankrupt In pockct
ana reputation, and many similar M :
,vtanceS made by him are recalled in
diplomatic chclcs. the belief rro,r,
mat he viii shortly withdraw from thn
post OF Foreign Minister. hut tia; In.
W!li retain the Prime Alinis,ershiu
LORD i.ansd"wnc. formerly Governor
Henerai OF lndid, is most likely 10 sue
ceed him in the foreign olliCc
Ihc greatest secrecy is maintained
regarding the landing i'm t.n:ylanI ,f,
i'f. Jameson and the Officers who .,r-
coinpanird him on his raid in;o ,ho
lransra.,l y hos; Of reporters haze
gone to plymouth. where The Transu,r,
victoria is expected To land The mis-
"hcrS. some OF them have been thc,.
for days awaiting III. arrival uf ~.
party III order to- Interview them. II
Is expected however. that the authari
iiri viii outwit them II is bcIlry..L
thal lhe Victoria has been ordered M
run at slow speed 80 as TO arrive 1T
ililuhisht sunday. a special train VIII
i'"ifA me party to London. The oh
ltct "i IN" authorities is 10 prevent :,
u,moEStrati"n of sympathy ana ,hey.
'nihh ihiS viii he affected hy hrincin.
the prisoners to London nj Am early.
lonr Several Americans are anon"
ne rank and file of Jameson's party.
which viii arrive SOON on the steamer
iiarich
Mr.. sydney Geege. Conservative
who represents Waisall In the House of
commons. Will. on Monday. propose 10
Sir Micha@l Hicks Beach. Chnnc,.llor
"l me l:%rhcquer. in view OF the high
price OF CunsolS and the intended hray,.
expenditures on the Navy, Thai Tho
.'oNernmrr. shall Immediately bring
III h'il er ding the cNpeC:ed lar.a
surplus IN III" Budget Ia be used FOR
naval purposes. instead of applying il
=" IN" reduction of the national debt
uE me purchase Of consols. Mr
Gesse's proposal will become imlnc
diately popular.
lhr election in the Montrose Burahs 10
i'll the vacancy in the House of Com
mons caused by the retiremcn, OF s
WIZ. Liberal. took place to- day and re.
suited IN The return of John Morley. vino
was l,h!ci Secretary for Ireland in the
las, 'iladstono Cabinet. In the last gen
elti election Morley stood in Newcastle
upon iNne but he was swept under hv
lie great l'nionist wave which carried
that party into power with a majority
OF l"2. The vote to-day stood. Ni
Morley l.iheraD. i.5Gd: MIR. John VIII
son 't'ncnisD. 2.5T.: Liberal majority,
aa.'. AT the last election Mr.. Wills
majority was ll32 This Mr.. Morley
has increased by Sol. although a stout
fight was made against him on the
ground that he was nothing. If not a sun.
porter OF Home Rule for Ireland. ana
had no interes, in affairs relating 10
Scotland where the Montrose Burghs
are situated