New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-06
r>,c11sup,RIIANENTARY CONTEST.
s,,c,-r,R ATTACK on MIR. Observation-Disclosures
AGAINST MIR. PARNELL.

AGAINST MIR. PARNELI.
,o,.,ov Nov. 5.-ArchdcacOn George A.
,,,son of Taunton, in an election speech '"S'
D,n0 said: 81 have known Mr.. Gladstone IoI'S-
Goo Years and would not trust nm with " oF"Ss
..ir The Nhigs nightly. before sleeping express
,b bone that something will happen TO MI HiAS'o"o
bfore morning" somebody IN The crowd al thS Po'"'
neerd for Mr. Gladstone. and Archdeacon Denis IN re-
,,ted. "Yon might as equally cheer for the "eNll.
John TyudaIl, the scientist, has written Ie''e'
in which he declares his intention TO slanu As " 'H"'
Cor member of Parliament for Rcnirrw. lie say
that the permanent atmosphere OF The house Mo''
NOT sn him He belongs party, but II the A"u>o
r.,,,ti irs members 10 speak by virtue OF spccia.
tovsdce or when they had anything profitable to say
ho yrould yiIu.iy ACCEPT election TO that class.
lie proceeds to deuouncc the Glad1tohe CADihe''
which lie SAYS headed by an unstable raer cause" '"
vs,rs of humiliation abroad and confusion Mt nome
pecailpr the events in the Transvaai and IN
the soudan. Mr. Tyudau says: IF there De
tribution for the misdeeds Of man. woudhot
yungv accompany to tho Judgment seat the unpuised
nrts f those who were esponsble for the boodshed IN
the Soulan. II was damnlng aud d"hn"oIo business
from BEGINNING end I-t, the man VINO Is ahs"cIdoc
Il cond all others for this waste Of blood who sent Cor
con 10 the wilds aud there abandoned him TO dr"th
and mutilaon nov dares to talk to the people oi ma
lothian as no ecs rested upon his workmanship" The
Conservatives are distributing Mr.. Tyndtus letter
broadcast.
Mr. Bright opened the campaign at birmingham to-day
and was given an enthusiastic reception. lie
made a speech which he gave Il
retrospect Of Tory opposition to measures OF
freedom He regretted. lie said that both parties had
1Jupdered in their foreign policies. He deprecated
eybnue with or annexng Burmah. Mr.. Bright Will
speak again tomorrow.
DrpLlX Nov J--NIr Parncn protests against the Sc
lection of Philip Calan. Member OF Parliament Tor
Iouth by the Nationalss Of that county their cand
date al the coming Parliamentary elections II Is re-
ported that the party VIII recognize the pro
test but Will support Mr. Calan's canlidature. The
courts have decided allow soldiers occupying separate
rooms 10 cast their the Parliamentary elections
The Nati3ualists of Wexford in convention 10 day Sc
lecr,d Me-srs Barry and John Redmond as their caDd
dates for mcbers OF Parliament in the coming election
Mr. Parnc, in a speech. said that coercion had Deen
crushed out and the hurled from power that
there was no longer any question OF pcdng municipal
anu her petty reforms Irelands legislative lhuepen
6ence drawing near - ~
BELFAST. Nov. The Marquis Of HARRINGTON, war
Secretary Mr. GllstOneS Cabinet, In speech al the
opening Reform Club in this city today sad thdt
a oenslye and defensive alliance eKi5tel between the
Tories aud Parnetcs and that only the Liberal party
was able to check Tory asccndancy aud MAINTAIN Inc
unity OF the Empire. There was small attendance
Tie Marquis frequently cheered In the course OF MS
address.