The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-17
ASTOUNDING SCHEME.
ONE OF POLITICAL REVFNaC AND
PREsuMP ION lNAuauRATEo,
The soreheids of tho National Liberal
Club-Iri,h Victory lakes ilnt Engllsh
Blood Worse than slavery Is tho
DoyGott-foreign Affairs

LONDON, Dec l0-A movement has begun
which Involves probably tho most astound-
ing scheme Of Hi lsh revenge and prosnrlp.
tlon In the history OF this generation, THIS
movement grew out OF meeting Of tho Ma.
tlonal Liberal eubof those Liberal membcrs.
elect whose majorltIos had baen reduced by
the casting Of tho Irish yoto Tor tho Tories,
and Of tho'e Liberal candl latos Tor parlla-
mentary SEATS who had boon lafeltel By tho
same tactics II was a very sore headed as
Gomblogo aud great bitterness against tho
Irish was displayed In all tho speeches,
Many Of tho speakers narrated how their
own Irish worlim1n on farms anl estates
and In mines and factories whom th,Y had
provided with Huatonanoo In trlllous times
hgitatel aud yOtal against their masters,
tho bread providers, at tho bidding OF
strangers Tbii illusion 10 strangers refers
OF course 10 ths Parnolito manifesto viii ch
was issued on the Saturday preceding tho
borough elections, AMI which oxhOrtod all
Irish electors Ia Great Britain 10 vote for
Tories except Ia the cases VI q fow specified
Radicals O,her speagera declared that 10
was easily proven by statistics anl by every
mans own observation that tho chief en-
poyera OF Irish labor In Great Britain were
Liberals
Those were found all over tho land, among
the great mino owners aud iron masters OF
tho Black country, tho great mill owners OF
Manchester mud Lancashire, tho great man
ufacturora OF Birmingham, tho great ship
ping merchants OF Liverpool and London
aud tho great ship builders of tho Clyde ani
Tweed, Those great Liberal proprietOra had
freely employed Irish artisans aud aboroa,
and n considerable proportion Of tho wages
paid by Liberal masters 10 tho Irish had
gone 10 strengthen tho National league agl.
tatlon There tho speakers declared II
would BIO suicidal folly aud madness 10 con.
tlnuo 10 noufish such yipsra In their bosoma.
The result OF tho meeting was the adoption
by a unanimous vote OF resolution plodg.
Ing zach gentleman present not 10 employ
Irish labor In tho future, and 10 gradually
but ~ speedily M possible discharge all
Irish workmen employed by thOm
Tho advocate Of this sweeping measure OF
rooiprosity speak OF II ~ M boyootting
achomc, Ignoring tho broad difference boz
tween prescribing man for his notorloty
which no eau not help aud would DO a pol
troon 10 conceal and boyeottlng u man TO-
voluntarily committing offensive acta which
ho has the power 10 discontinue NJ any mo.
mont Tao speakers assured tho msollng
that that tho whole machinery Of the Dir,
mlngham caucus would bo employed 10
mako tho no Gallo boycottlng effective,
A If.lN
had always boon friendly toward tho Irish
colleagues were now ombttorol against
thom, Those w0rkmon could therefore bo
relied upon to 90 operate with IA, employees
against the Irish aud would oven carry tho
measure further by boyootting all Irish
tradosmou 0n1 publicans
10 IL learned on oxcollont authority that
MIR. Gladstone has definitely rcI tho
moderate cuunsnls OF no,t of Bis colleagues
aud has determined 10 force tho lighting
against tho forios NJ tho very throlholl OF
tho nov parliament Ito will do thia by
moving vote OF want Of cunh unct In tho
government ON the ilrst day Of tho session.
llo expects 10 bc able 10 arrange matters
with the fnruclliIoa 40 ~ 20 hayoa majority
sufficient 10 uns'Ot tho forlos oven though
thoro may bn s0mb Whlg objections from
hla own ruuR The m,mb,rs of Mr. Glad
stones late cabinet are grcuty divided In
thcir views Os to tho wisdom Of thrlr pro.
gram, Lords Harrington onl spencer, who
arc slalwnrt Whigs Oppog, H. Mo@ra
Troyolyan aud Goschru are hositotIng bo.
twoon two opinions, but will probably fall
into line,
Sir VIM Vernon llareourt approves tho
rhome, but tho only real hoarty approba.
ton II receives IA from tho Radical leaders
Joseph Chamberlain and sir Charles Dixie,
II sufficient podgO, Oro giyon 10 Parncll TO
bring his phaluuK 10 ulllsIon1H support
aud II tho WhIga ~ u rulo, stick 10 him,
Gladston, can oust the Tories, resume 0ilco
himself nn rotaiu II during tho pleasures of
the rdrnolIit's,
II thc Whigt desert 10 tho Tory ranks In
any considerable numbers dead 'ocy IL cor
tain, lu that ouse tho loadpra will probably
agree 20 contnc legislation 10 passing tho
estimates and to disolyo parliament NJ tho
beginning Of summer The cabinet fors
mally dee lud to make no oyorturos 10 Par.
nell and " have no further dalanep with
bis party