The Telegram. — 1896-02-04 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SALUTARY CHANGS.*  Referring to our foreign and colonial complications, Mr. Morley naid: A member of the present Government, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs—a very clever NlinirMr he is or promise% to be—(laughter)—said in Octobsr :—'' Already we were expelled, I think, in June, mid this was in October—" already in many different parts of the world we have had evidence of the salutary change "—from us to them—" when matters, after dragging along under one Government, tenni a speedy solution under another "—(laughter)— "when a crisis impending under one Government disappeared when another entered office." (Laughter.) Tne irresistible conclusion was that a different impression had been formed abroad of the calibre of the new Government—(laughter)— dl impending crises had disappeared, and matters which had been dragging a king time Under us found a speedy solution under them. Have they ? Rave impending crises disappeared ? I should have thought not. We have been going through, or are in she middle of, a very distinct and important crisis. LIONS Do Nov throw.  Mr. Morley went on to say that this crisis had been hastened by the fact that the Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Presideat of the United States, and the German Emperor had each made a grave mistake. The Emperor blundered in sending his message to President Kroger, Lord Salisbury blundered in seeming to question the Monroe doctrine, to which the people of the United States were strenuously attached, and President Cleveland blundered in !Inking claims which no selfrespecting nation could listen to. He condemned the shriil vaunting of Britain's strength indulged in by certain Tory stabesmen as foolishly provocative, and urged that if ever there was a case for arbitration, it WS, that of the Venezuela boundary. I am no admirer, he said, of war lords, only let us take cars that in the reaction against war lords abroad we do not bud springing up ameng us in Downing Street and elsewhere war lords in frockcoats. (Laughter.) Ido not like &r lords in jackboots, but I like war lords in frock-coats still less. (Laughter and cheers.) When! read the speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer and some other speeches during the last eight or ten days I began to feel that this particelar growth is going to appear CM our shores. There hew been a kind of vaunting of our power, but the stronger, the more powerful, we are the less need is there to snake a boast of it. I believe the symbol of British majesty, and the majesty of these irolino, is the British lion ; bM; I believe it is an undoubted fact in natural history that lions never crow. (Laughter.) Mr. oiorley added in conclusion that the wrongfulness of Dr. Jltiloo:.'s proceediug4 in the Transvaal was, lie though', to be sufficiently estimated by a consideration of what would Irave been the disastrous consequences of his sneers.. The present state of the Turkish question be characterised as intolerable and di..crditable. Mr. Morley afterwards addre,sed an overflow meeting.  Mr. Isaac Griffith,, stationmaeter, Barry Dock, died suddenly on Monday morning. The Newhaven District Council report as a result of the circular leaned to All Mattlet Gounoile in England 99 ow. of every 100 iu I.ur .1 thP teainu of cycles. Sir Francis Soott, has been reeeived with enthusi a4ll by the inhabitante of the village passed on the way down from Consume. The natives are delighted that an end has been put to the Aehant, role.  STABTLING N ewe is daily enmins td hand of sad aecidents, murder:, an I 'nicer criminal offences, but it is astuniehins Hist thou aii i. of people die in our midst every week, and no notice i• .alten of the fact. Yet such a terrible calamity could be p... •nted if inure strinseni attention was paid to the 1•11, or nealth. If people would only deal seriously wish slight ailment, they would riot develop into fiat diaeases. Titer° are Ootiaands of person. killed yearly simply throush neglect Holloway's PIM and Ointment can prevent as well on cure disease, out if they were uted according to directions, there wouldiorni be. deer. ue in the death rate. They eau be °Wiped from ad chemist* and medioisae vendor&