The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-13
PARNELL AND LORD "RANDY."
They Address Their Respective Constitu'
ents-IHrneiI's Warming.


ents-Tnrneii. Warning.
LONDON, Oct. II. ord Ran oiph Caurch-
i'll, in aa al!re $ 10 his constituents, says:
Tie odd discussion among the Liberals
which c.Iusel the failures OF the past i've
years is now blazing tiercoly. Mr. Ginl-
stone in all honesty warns you that his CON
trolling han will be stretched forth only s,
party which even hatred of tho Tories
can not unite. You can not yield
to this appeal. Tie policy Of
the Tories l., to regain the frienlsh %
OF the powers, which prejudice, presuinp-
tiuD, and poltroonery have almost forfeited,
and 30 Use that friendship to secure EC-
r4pean peace; imperial fe Ieratiun for defen :
sive aud commercial purpo es of England
and her COLONIES; to conciiata by equal law =
aud just and firm administration the IrisL
brethren, now irritatea and ,trHugea, sc
that the union which nature as well as
policy effected may eterunlly eniure; tic
give the rural farming population .elf-gov-
eminent, which has already benz iitiel the
great towns. The Tories will oppose the
tsinem bermcnt of the empire under tho
gui'e OF national councils, the abolition OF
the house Of lords the aisesta blishment of
the church, the IL o of its endowments for
purposes OF secular education. the whole
sale plum Tor of all who acquired pro-
perty by inheritance or thrift under
tho guise Of ransom AMI grad natel Taxation.
All mean social ruin, and must be canliIei
to Mr. Chamberlain il the people restore the
Liberals to power. Tho Tories will atie ntl
accept the Judgment of the people. but
history will mourn AMI won Ter at the blind
ness and insanity Of n people who de'iber
atey fling away Il priceless heritage thereby
cons&tli'G to the grave great and glorious
empire"
DUBLIN, Oct. II. 49, Parnell ,lelivere ii tir.
ring speech at Kildare Sunday. Among hia
auditors were Archbi@hop Croke, Bishops
Duggan AM Lynch, and the heads Of the
various religions order, gathered near the
shrine OF ST. Bird got to give positive evil
dence t. the Irish people of tho new ALI
ance betw .en their religious and political
leaders. Tho occasion was the final cnnS}-
Grafton of the church of nr. knvhnaugh.
Mr.. Parnell said
In four years you have jumpol over
ercion and shattered lanIlorlism. The
landlords are now standing upon the brink
of IL preciplce and are doing their be t to
get pushed over while enieavoring to get
blood out OF a stone During the last
year tho land has not earned the judicial
rent. Irish landlords arc about to enter into
a conspiracy to exact Judicial rents, which
are not more sacred tnan any other. We
never have compounded our petition by
accepting tho lanl act of 1881 or judicial
reHtS. Nor have we given away the right #
the people t@turn ON ju'tirin! rents if they
should DO unable to pay item. The lend act
will be amended in the very near future
either by an English or an Irish parliament
so as to bring about further reduc
ton of the judicial rents of at least 30 or
~ per cent do not suppose that the new
de,nocr attic parliament elected by hou O.
hold suffrage in England will continue to
go on paying Il 600 Irish policeiuen FOR the
purpose of extracting rack rents for Irish
Landlord. Woul! it MT he "a wi-o thing for
the Irish landlords to recogniza he sitna-
reasana bile they will be thrown overheard
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