Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-17
PARNELL'S RESOLVE.
Ready TO Spend the Testimonial
Fund to Carry His Point.
The English Government Alarmed al the
Result in Monaghan -Planng TO
Beat the Home Rule Party.

LONDON, July lG-TheTc isaycry serious
feeling among all parliamentary parties
over the result OF the election in None.
CHAN, and a great deal OF unessiness, fos-
tered by the Irish party, a. TO the possible
results Of such scattering elections ns hsve
yet to take place. The Government makes
no concsalment OF its annoyance, and .
Ministerial success At general election,
which cannot now be far OFF, Is more than
doubtful. The Irish darty claims that Il
will have from 20 10 50 votes In new
House. Mr.. Psrnell himself, who has sys.
tematically deprecated over confidence, sI.
poets to come back TO st. Stephens With .
compact party OF not less than 20 votes.
and he believes that that number will give
him the
Balance or Power.
The Government, too, seems TO believe thst
fact
The difficulty in the Irish canvass and
the greatest danger comes from Q lack OF
funds with which TO eountsrbaisncs the
heavy expenditures both Of the Liberal
aud Conservative candidates. Money, too,
must not only be had for election purposes,
but for the support Of the members when
elected, as, almost without exception, the
Home Rule candidates are men in either
poor or indifferent circumstances. The
Irish people will contribute % far - they
can, and m ucn ep thusissm has been aroused
by the statement that Mr.. Parnell will
come TO the front and contributs condd-
The TeslimsniaI Hssl
now being raised for him, 10 the usss Of
the party. Wealthy Irishmen, not only In
America but In Australia, are being asksd
TO contribute when the time shall come,
and answers which bsve been reesived in-
dicate that the cash responses will b lib.
ersl. The steps 10 this direction have -
yet been only preparatory.
The only ehsnce Of defeating the Irish
paxty with certainty is In . coalition on
can&dstss in Irish districts, % thst only
Ss4Sses and Liberals 10 each bssough; The
D@servstiyes supporting Hbefal IN oSe
md the Liberals q Conservative IN another
Dis, net, in accordance With Soue pre1r.
rangsd plan. This would Be difacult pso-
grsmme 10 carry ont, and 1r. hruetl BE-
Iievee that With the best arrangement that
can be made any .sst
Csaiitss. WM Yasl
The Telegraph hints st another posi-.
bility which might intsrfafs With kS. Par.
| neIl's hopes in it, suggestion thst II the
Liberals are defeated IL nag be with such
sn overwhelming Conservative majority 10
England and Scotland that the Cooservs.
tive majority night overbs!sncs . Lbssal
| and Home Rule combination, and thus de.
| prive the IT.sh members Of anv infusocs.
| In IN int 1Fyiev todsy Mr.. Psrpell nys:
Il think the results Of the coming eIec.
ton are fairly indicated BY the nssult 10
NonsR,dan. The Protestant Ifishmen yotsd
for VI. Healy. and believe they win votl
| Tor Ireiard's interest elsewhere, without
rTs1d 10 religion or pfejodice. 70 9 creates
I land is beginning to understaud, - u be.
| not understood, that there are still posd
bilisies Of ths success Of Home RDi!
movement :: opce convinced Of that end
| Felfsst sDd the sho.e uos;h will refuse ~
support EnGli,h fuis.