Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-27
GIadstone's Enemies Coming Cd
and Shaking Hls Hold.
Tho Only Solid Party 10 That Of tho
ParnellItes.
A Disastrous Fight Between the
Police and the Socialists J;
To-Day s
Looked Upon - Insvitahls.. ape7
sralplspaiehss.

fH,a4 - ~ ~ - ,.1ts II ~ -. <<I't
Lospos, Dltlsnbu ss-1ko p -
canpaiss, vtisk ~ ila6rie ~ ~
Of Ifs, begins to elov. h v1ntc
that the occurrences Of he oonl1k ~
will make electoral affairs quite Kvsly,
Premier Salisbury on Tuesday win isss1
. Tory campaign manifesto. Thia u
Conservatives hope viii put nov life int ]
the Tory cause. The blast blown By thG|
"Grand Old Man" dissipated the sssds q
disruptipg discord which we're fast taki1g
root in the divisions Of the Liberal struo
ture, but the evidence has been neglecte1
since and damaging grow,hs are sgain
fastening upon it. Lord Salishufys foe
lowers entertain the conviction that hs CO
blow counter blast that will shake the \
weakening Glsds,onian Temple 10 tho|
ground. John Bright has determined to.|
re-enter politics as an advocate of,hs rsstogs
alton Of the Liberals to power. He pro-
poses to make the candidacy OF Sir Henry
James, Mr.. Gladstone's Attorney General
for the Parliamentary seat belonging toj
Berry, suburb Of Manchester, the occasioA
for undertaking q stamping tour. This|
will undoubtedly prove to Be- one Of thel
greatest sensations OF the campaign, An4
Mr. Brght's utterances will oil make goo4
and effective party literature tor the Lab
erals.
The Opposition.
Lord Randolph Churchill, who hes bese
spending vacation in preparing himssIy
for the work Of the coming campaign, VII
begin that work next week. He will 70 to]
Birmingham aud endeavor, in public ID
dress, to demonstrate to the English psop,o,
how utterly unfit Mr.. Gladstone and Ms,S
Bright are for the responsibilities ol publIo|
trust.
Mr.. Gladstone still declines 10 MANS =.
date for the delivery Of the speech he be-
promised 10 make to his Midlothian co.,
stituents.
A great many persons have gone 70 80
Mr. Gladstone since his return 70 Havardeo.
and they oil concur In the statement thof|
20 far, at least, NJ ordinary convefsatie4|
goes, the great orators voice is perfectly
good. Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, however, do|
clares that his father 10 under strict uedioo6|
orders to refrain for the present from anJ1
use OF his voice that might strain Il, bu1|
adds that Mr.. Gladstone himself expects ~
be able during the cam paign 10 deliver three1
public orRtioDs.
Dissatisfaction.
A large number Of wings are daily b.
cn1 -,sk nla1sfOus~ -
manifesto statement concerning chussh
establishment He almost ignored ~
danger Of the agitation on this point the
claim by admitting that Il was live isso|
in which the church could take care og3
iiself probably none Of Mr.. Glsdstons's d.
t.rsnces bas caused more unessinesa.
The New Castle temperance conference
r, suited in reform alton of ths district te0(
persnce party which viii support onll
ihe Parlismentary candidate. vhethss Tor
or Lib.rsl, who will be themselves In favc
Of LEGAL option.
Rev. Jarrett, President Of the Msthodic
Ten perance Union, has issued . iervso<
political appeal TO the people Of EaglAn4
concluding with let party landmarks SCI
vote straight for sober country"
The Parnellites SOLID
The Parellites constitute at present u
only thoroughly united and compact polid
cal party 10 the country. They belisv.
| hat their prospects are bright The Auo@
ican plan formulated In The Boston Pilot ~
Mr.. Sullivan 10 raise fund st the Jsa1[
~ |. .sgue's convention in Americs suiide
10 eIable Mr.. PaInell 10 psy salaries, G
$500 per aDnum, for FIVE disiricis, 70 I'll
Tories and Whigs, 10 the greatest sid sve
lendered TO the bone rule cause. Il
enable Mr.. Parnell to secure the service io3
Parliament Of many On able poor Irsh seo3
rlemen row debsrred by lack ol msse@
| from accepting seat and will place tbo|
shole Irish delegation under moro obiico<
ton 10 the League than II ever bas besa,.
Mr. Parnell vii next week hold his 6r.)'
copv ntion for the selection OF home fuI1
candidates. He requires sixty new nse
ADDITION 10 the present member vbo =
eekipe reelection. No more Will Be
csp,ed a. q candidate unless - psftosn<
active work in the ps'iooslist csass g
pledges himselfto vote with the home r.
party on questions where unity v dssne
sdvissble.
Mr.. Psrnell thinks home rulers win sseo6
s. seats in the new Parliament.
Mr.. Cbamberlain believes thai 10 u.
event of Liberal succesin the conisg CSC
psigu. Mr.. Gladstone will reuais " o0o|
but short time and vill retire slt9 i0sn
irg 8 cabinet and setting The gOvassss>
machinery moving.
The Socialists.
- L. - ......tl~ n~fs~Ssfm&X
about the outcome Of the meeting 70 nouo4
st Limebouse, which Socislsts have DE-
mined 70 bold in sp;te Of Tbs pschibities
the police sutty.iiies The police dscs<
Socialists from the Gmeboass Dso(
irg plscs on Sundsy lsst q
the Socialist say Asy
hold meeting tomorrow on The iofbjd11
grounds Just to prove their asesgth q
outcome OF the conflict on such hne9
,be cty OF London csn b image
Strong prrfsure has bsen bsoaghttD -
upop Sir Richard A. Cfoss hone ssoee(oI
to induce him 10 Withdraw bic intsseiel5G
| In the interest Of peace and popular d.
but be r,fuses and declares "a - g Z
terminsd to uphold The nsjesy q Z
lsv.
AOfse& e&1Bss 1917
Socialists say they have The rEh - y
q public meeting and dsclass ~
6eht for this right Police hsss beea
| 6ered TO prevent Soc;alisis froa anem1
At the desenstsd place d nsstisg ~ e
secure . position in The p!scs 9 ~
| onmsndfpe accesste Il end d ~ e9j1,l3
blocks. Police In large bodisa - ~
sill march early to.nonoS noxez "
| THE purpose. They viii .oocspy tbdk "
ricus srd wait for he sdssss d ~ ~
| ists. II the latter attempt - -
The occupied positions thss viu No.
roubla
TIE poet Morris sho ~ neIsoo9ol
ths psiics q last sssday's nssd,G =
Q manifesto todsy - ths psepecG ~,
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