New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
OPPOSING THE LIBERALS.
MANIFESTO FROM The PARNELL1TEs.
IRIsHMEN ADVISED TO SUPPORT THE CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATES,

IRIsHMEN ADVISED TO SUPPORT THE CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATES.
LONDON, Nov. PA Parnelite manifesto,
signed by Messrs T. p OConnor, Justin Mccarthy, Sex
ton, Healy, Redmond oKelly and Bggar has been is
sued to the electors OF Great Britain and Ireland II says
that the Liberals appealing TO the electors Tor
support under false pretences. They have haerantly
violated solemn pledges made to Ireland 1t deDounces
the coercion practices resOrted TO under their regime
and says that the Of the enforcement OF the
Coercion act has been most brutal Juries have been
packed with unprecedented shamelessness and Innocent
men have been hanged sent TO q living death OF
penal servltude. Twelve hundred persons have
been imprisoned without trial, and women
have been convicted under an Obsolete act directed
against the degraded Of the sex The press ana pnD
lie meetings suppressed II Ireland were Poland
and tho administration in England were the Russian
autOcracy.
The representatives Of Liberalism in ireland were
men like Mr. Forster aud Earl Spencer who have left
more hateful memories in Iroland than any other
statesmen in the last century. II the long delayed
triumph had not expelled the Liberals Earl
Spencer would still be at Dublin Castle and
coercion would be triumphant IN Ireland.
Landlords instead OF making reasonable abatements in
rents, whloh tho depression in agriculture demanded
and which Landlord in England and Scotland con-
ceded. would bo eyoting their tenants by wholesale
with Earl Spencer encouraging them and the police ana
sOldery and the coercion magstraoy would have ned
the jails In assisting them Under the name OF free
schools tho Liberals making nsdous attempt to
crush religious education and establish state OF tyrrany
and intolerance TO ietteT the conscience.
The reform Of the code OF Of the House OF
Commons as set forth by the Liberals, IL new gag for
application all opponents OF Radicalism I'm the Com
mons and OF dospoto methods Of mean machin-
cry Tho Birmingham caucus made speclols
demand for majority against the irish party This
would mean tho power to crush tho anti-Radicals In
Parliament First toy would then propose FOR Ireland
scheme which would be doomed to failure bccauso
II would not be suitable to tho wants Of the peo-
PIE. and finally. they would fOrco down
hating measure OF solfgoyornment by the same
methods Of wholesale imprisonment by which durability
was hought for the imprac icabo Land act OF 1881.
"Therefore," says the manifesto, "wo feel hound to
advise that confidence be placed In tho Liberal Or
Radical party aud that to prevent far possible the
government Of the Empire from falling into the hands
OF party porhdous, treacherous and in
competent, the IRISH Nationalists should not
vote for q Llhoral Radical except in some
few In which courageous feay TO tho irish cause
In tho last rarnmont has given guarantee that the cam
ddac ala not belong to Tho serviic, cowardy and un-
pIucpicd herd VINO would break every pledge AMI yo-
every principle I'm obclonoo to the call OF the whip
or mandate OF a caucus. We viii communicate to the
branches OF the Nationalist society their names"