Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-23
CUTE PARNELL.
lie Trades the Liberals AgaiRstthe
Tories and Gains a Victory.
The Latest From the Seat Of War
Bulgaria on Top.

Bulgaria on Top.
LoSDox, November 2I.-The question
is again uppsrmost in British politics. Ar.
Parnen has been eleyerer than Ar. Glad
stone, and has got hone rule to the point
to the apparent disadvantage OF the LIB
eraIA Theex,Prerierz when he..iound that
his radical allies were jeopsrdized BY the
predoninance be gave TO the disestabhsh-
mebt question, made oTertures 10 the
Parnellites for 6 coalition. Tie lrish
party hsd been courted 50 eagerly and
veil BY the Conservatives thst the people
had generally concluded that an under
standing had been arranged between them
But such, it now appears, vas lot the fact.
Mr. Psrnen hAd secured ali the promises
be desired from the Tories, BE used this
fact TO induce the Liberals 10 oFer him the
same pledges. he preferred to make
with the Liberal leaders TO trading with
those Of the conservative party, because
the former were in s much better control Of
their party than were the Tory chiefs; bat
Mr.. Gladstone, for reasons best known 10
himself, declined to m&ke the same pledges
which thu Conservatives hsd made and
offered very evasivs compromise. Par
nell thereupon decided TO seal the alliance
with the Tories. He felt himself master Of
tie situation. he calculates upon certain
possessions OF the balance of power IN the
neIt Parlisment and teeis sure Of bsing
able to command enough Radical votes upon
most OF the questions relating 10 home
rule which msy come up 10 give hls side
of the House power to pass sill reasonable
means relating TO Ireland. Il Was these
considerations which induced the National
Lesgue 20 issue It's remarkable Campaign
document.
TIE COYCLAvE.
There we're present at the conclsve 81
Of the Irish Home leaders who con!d pos
sibly attend. The call for meeting stated
that this object was TO have 6 final confer
ence on plans for election work with
special view TO eluipping those new ca2di-
dates who have not yet had any ps!hnen'
tiary experience.
The meeting was not long in deciding to
rejec. the oyertures Of Liberals and 10
openly ally the Home Rule party 10 the
Tory organization. Accordingly, the mani
festo. the most remarkable srd stralghior-
ward issue BY the Parnellites, Was uttered.
It's effect, according 10 Irish calculations
will be 10 prevent Mr.. Gladstone from re.
turning TO power BY making 1t impossible
for the Liberals TO gain prerequisite MS
iority Of members Of the rext House OF
Commons. The conservatives have de
clsred they will not resign the conduct of
government anless the Liberals gain such
large majority in the next Holse SIS
10 show an unmistskable popula, wish !Or
a chsnge Of Cabinet. While it is hardly
doubted that Mr.. Gladstone viii Win IN the
election, veil informed English politicians
believe the present relations between tire
Home Rulers and the Tories Will render Il
practically impossible for the LIBERALS 10
succeed il attaining the msjor.ty Of mem
bers requisite 10 compel the CONSERVATIVES
to abdicate.
CIRCULATING The Manifesto.
The Dublin conference srraoges 10
thoroughly circulate the Parnell manifesto
during the next fortnight even to the eX-
ten: Of distributing il at al the church
doors throughout Ireland. 1t w8s slso 81.
ranged 10 have the country thoroughly
stunped and 10 furnish liberal SIMPLY q
speakers WHEREVER netting could Re o..
ganized for them. IL addition "a this The
conference decided 10 transfer the head
quarters Of the executive committee Of the
English branch Of the National League 70
Liverpool for tie remainder OF the cam
paign. This locality was selected as most
available for easy con muricsron vi b the
League branches throughout En- Hand sud
Scotland. The Psrne!l msnifesro has IL
fused
NEW LIFE INTO CONSERVATIVES.
Lord Randolph Churchill, Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, sai the RI Hon. ". Il.
Smith, are devotiDg their entire energies
to Tsry campaign work. Today they is
sued an urgent sppeal 10 sil those lcndon
Conservative electors who usually spend
November out Of town % return, il posi-
bic, at once 10 the metropolis and tske
part in he campaign work before them N
81 - --zDnc+ira 6iS4Ficta
ADVICE 70 GREECE.
The Ministers Of sill the poEers rePTe
scented 8. Athens have renewed their sdSice
TO Greece 10 refrain from taking any &C
ton in relation to the trouble between Bu!-
gsris and SsEvis thst may ccnpIicste the
situstion. Turkey hiss echeloned $4,000
troops at O fortified point on the Greek
frontier. These troops have been strictly
enioiued to abstain from giving ANNOYANCE
10 the Greeks. Despite this iDjpne-
ton it is feared the presence Of the
Turkish soldiers Oh the frontier vii! event
ually result IN q collision. The demsnd Of
the Porte that the Greek Consul 81 Crete
be recalled because be interested himself
in melting Cretsns 10 rebel sgsinst Turk
ish authority in The Island has been refused
on the ground that the charge ia untrue.
Turkey has on tAi' account Instructed
Savs Pacha. the Turkish Goverpo: Of
Crete, to discontinue all Official intercourse
with the Greek Consul
THE WARS.