The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
WstKLY CABtR LET Es.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION,
The Irish 0usstion Ag'tating the Lsad-
era Of tse Various Fastions
Throughout the Upited King
dem-- ~any osh.r subjects
Treated In Detail.
rHs IRISH QUESTION.

''>' ." "S"'h ~kf0thc'Ss III Dfftttu y li-
itics. Mr.. Pssnell mas ben clsversr
than Mr.. Gladstone, and has got Home
Rulera 70 the from, to the apparent
disadvantage of tas Liberals. The
OK x.premier, when hs foand that
his Radicals we're Jeopardizins
bis CANVASS by the predofn-
ioanoe they gave 10 the disestsb.
ilshmsn. question, tusda overturss 10
the Parneliites for coalition.
The Irish party had been courtod SO
eaaorsy and we'll by the Conservative =
tnst people had generally concluded
'hst a. understanding had bten sr.
ranged between them, but such, it now
trsEspiren, was rot tho facv. Mr..
tarnell had secured all the promises
he desired rom the rories, He used
this fact 70 oiuduca ihe Liberals 10 offer
him tho same p,sdges, He preferred
TO trade with the Liberal leaders %
trsding with thase " the Conservative
party, because tho former were in
much better COZ troll oi tbeir party than
wsrc tn Tory :chirfeains, but
Mr.. Gladstone, for reasons beat
kuownto nimself, declined to make
the same pledges which the CoAserva-
lives had made, and offered very
evssive compromises Pscnell, thers.
fore, decde1 to seal tho
ALLIANCE wITuTHE TORIES.
He felt himself master uf sns situa.
tion. He cslculsts. upon cartsin pos
session ~ aecuie balance, uf power is
the mex. Paylian ems, and feels sure OF
bling ablsto command enough Il I'D :
oal Yates upon nost OF the Questions
rti D..
up u give ilis sco D! the Horse
aver to pass all rsasona-
BIO measures relaiing b. Iretans.
l. was these onsidera,ioas whieb
induced thc National league to-day 10
ssus its remarkable campaign ,n1ni-
essio. Tha dscls,on 10 is-us IL WA ar-
ryet vt Ia a spscih ncsliug held by
Mr.. Parnell aud h.s colleagues in
Dublin. There wefa prtsant ~ this
Q Hclsve all the lrlsu home rule cau-
didases who cOnld posstDly attend
The call for tla insetiiig stated that It's
otjecs WAS To bave fail conference
upon tne plane Tor eltciDrsl work, with
tpscial visw to quipp,ng those new
candidates who have NOT vet
had any pRrliaas atasy experience.
tne meeting WAS not iong III deciding
20 rsjee the
0vRRTURHs or THIS LIBERALS
| and 10 openly ally lhs H,uis Rae par
ty 10 the Tory Orgun,z ,tion aso1rd-
ingly. The manifesto Is the M ,st re-
| tnarkable aut straightforward ever Ia.
sued by tie Parneiitrs. Its effect, &C
cording to Irish cslsutationa, will De to-
prevent ar. Gl>dsrons's return to
. ,war by making 1, imppss,ble Tor tha
Lioetals 70 = ain the requisite ms sjortiy
OF numbers of tue next House
OF Commons. This ConBervatives
have declared they will not resix xn the
o 'oduot Oftht government uuisss the
Liberals gain such large msjority IN
| ,he ntxt House. as tn chow an unnis-
tskable popular wish for u change Of
cabinet. While ~ csn hardly bs
doubted that MIR. Gladstone viii win
,he elections, most we'll informed Y ng-
lish PUBLICATIONS. believe that tn,.
prssnt rslnti,u between INA H ,ms
Rules snd tbs Tories will repder Il prac-
dcsijy impossible tor tbc Ltberals to
auscsed Ia obtainiug tho III .jority OF
On morrs requisite to compel
TEE CONSERVATIVES TO ABBICATE.
TAv Daoiio conferred cs have ranged
to Thoroughly circulate tho PARCEL
manifcstO during the next fortnight,
even to the ex ent OF distributing II al
all OF the chur0h doors throushDu Ire
land. IL was also trraug' a 10 have
no country thoroughly sturiped aud
t. Iurnisa q liber al supply Of speakers
wherever meoiipgs sou,d he organized
'or then. Iu addition 20 this tho e,o-
ieIen decided 10 tansrsr tho head
quarters Of the executive cam mitiee Of
me Eoyiish branch VI the nattonsl
league to liverpool ier thu ramnin
dor Of tho campaign. This locality
was selected a. the most available.
or cay communication with the
League branches throus hout ENGLAND
md Scotland. Mr.. 7. p. O'Conn ,r,
president Of tho British brapcn Of tue
League viii, hon ever, remain In Lon
don, where ne vii, direos
THR IRISH CAMPAIGN
Throughout Great Br,aia. The Psv-
neli manifesto has ipiu.ed no new lifs
into the Conservative party manager
nent. Lord Rsndolpb Churchill. In
,ian secretary; Sir N chsel Hicks
besnh, chanchlior OF tho eexeneQusf, and
'he Rhs h. Hon. w. q. Smith, war SEQ
retsry, ore devo'ing their entire on.
srki 10 Tory csmpsin work
To-day they Issued An urgent appeal
70 all thoea Conservative eie stors who
usually spend November out of town
% return II possible at once to tho
metrop lis aad 'aks part in the im.
portsnt campaign WORK before them
In their respective districts. It 10
rum0red that the
DUKE OF cAMpBIpoE
intends 10 soon retire, pu account OF
sge, from tho pot OF COM
tDandor in.chief of nor msIesty's
ioroos. II 10 also stated he will
M succeeded bv the Duke of
Connsught. A sttry is0rurrent tn =,
me latter was much disappointed
reeently whom he was refused the
oilice OF com 10 andai -tu, ahi0f 1f the
Br,tsh forces In lndts, and that his
mother refrAired until REQ ,nrly from
communicating 70 him that tn refusal
was based on her decision to have him
succeed the Duke VI Csmbridge. The
radicals have resolved 10 raise stropg
deposition In parlisment to confirming
IN the proposed promotion OF Con-
The governing committee Of the
LONDON srocK EXCHANGE,
auer long discussion, have decided
TO grant tho use of tho sxcnaugs room
n transactions In connection with ths
New York stock market until
lycioek, London time, In order 10 II.
toru fnci!ues for business alter the re.
lo.ipt OF tho New York quotations. The
committse, howtvsr, strongly advise
.hst no transactions Of the character
90 received Ia London aitor 8 o'clock,
London ume. The English financial
Journals are urging the eommitteo %
extend their decision to all markete.
rnv miniis,ery o! the mowers repre-