Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-27
TO enable Mr.. Parnen to pay salary OF
$4,000 per eunUm for ave years to ninety
home rulc-nembers

homc-ralc cause. Irwin enable Mr., Far
nell 20 secure services IN parliament
of many an able but poor Irish gentle.
man, now denied by lack al means
the acceptance OF seat, and place the
whole Irish delegation under more ohli.
CATION aud ACKNOWLEDGMENT the lcaguo
than 1t has bcun
Mr., Parnell will nest week hold his
lrst convention for the sei0etion
of hOmc-rule candidates. lie re-
qnircs sixty new men In addition
TO the present members who are seeking
reelection No man viii be accepted as
a candidate unless he has performed
active work In the Nationalist cause and
pledges himself to vote with the home
rule party ON all questions where
unity shall be deemed advisable.
Mr.. Parncl estimates that home rule win
secure eighty-touv seats In the next paria-
ment, and possibly ninety, Whine MIR
Chamberlain believes that II, event of Lib
eIal success In the coming campaign MIR
Gladstone viii remain In Office but
short time and retire alter forming cab
met and setting the government ma
chiuery Ia motion, leaving leadership
aud possibly premiership TO him, The
Spectator deplorcs the present political
attitude OF this ambitious Radical as one
calculated TO
snArTEG TnE iLnERAL PARTY
II maintains that II will be Impossible for
Mr., Gladstone and majority OF the
Liberals 10 accept dictatiou SO absolute
and SO new IN British political annals as
that asserted jast now by MIR. Chamber
lain, and Insists that II his demands
be conceded he viii virtually
become premier while Mr.. Gladstone Is
at the head of liberal affairs. Tho Spec.
tator refers To MIR. Chamberlaiif's de-
mands about abolition of school fees aud
allotment of land 80 aborcrs and
clearly intimates wish 10 have
him shifted out as soon as poSsi-
bic. Grave fears are generally
entertained about the outcome OF the
meeting Tomorrow at lime-bousc, which
the Socialists have determined TO hold
there In spite of the
PROHIBITION on roLICE AUTHORITIES.
The police drove the Socialists FROM the
limehouse meeting place ON sunday
last, and the Socialists say they VIII hold u
meeting tomorrow on the Forbidden
grounds just to prove their strength
against the police. The outcome OF q
conflict of lines In the city of
London can be- imagined Strong pres
sure has been brought TO bear upon Sir
Richard 4. Cross, home secretary, 10 ill.,
I duce him 10 withdraw his Introduction In
interest of peace and popular rights,
I but he refuses and declares he
4 Is determined 10 uphold the majesty
OF law. The Socialists simply wish 10
meet and discuss social questions In their
own way. They threaten no attack on
the majesty of the law or anything; they
simply say they have the right TO hold
puzzle meetings In proper place OF thcl
own selection, and declare they
Will FIGHT FOR rus RIGnT
The police have been ordered 10 pre-
vent the Socialists from assembling al
the designated place OF meeting, and u
secure possession OF the place
Of the avenues commanding acccss
The police in large bodies, vel
armed, will march from SrotiaiL yart
early tomorrow morning for this pur
pose. They will occupy their position,
aud walt for an event of the socialists Il
I the latter attempt TO pass any OF these
occupied positions there will be serious
I trouble
The poet Myers, who was mallreaioc
by police at last sundays meeting, lssueC
I a manifesto to-day TO the people OF Ire
land, urging them TO join the Socialists
10 rid themselves OF landlordlsm aud cap
italism together, and abandon thcii
/ present Struggle for mere nation
alism. Whatever thot race, III,
poet eXclGims, The watchwort
OF The wagc-workcrs OF all counirle,
should be omitted" Under the excitement
produced by the present police persecu
lions of Socialists la London, the par
lampntery candidates OF known Social
flstic synipdlhles are receiving GROWN,
support IN London aud Nottingham dis
tricls
4 committee Of the Society OF frirndsuri
circulating among the QuakcrS OF Grca
britain document urging that the re
peal OF laws cnactiHg state regulation o
vice be made distinct issue IN tic com
ing election, and thai support be given e
those candidates only who viii
rtKDGg THEMSELVES
in favor OF repeal The newspaper or
gans of the Methodist charph IN Englan,
also adyO ;ate the Quaker proposals.
\ From Rome It's state college Of propa
ganda has examned and the pope has ap
proved the various acts aud degrees
OF the plcnary couacil Of nalti
more. lie, his holiness, IN farewell
nudiencCs which he has had with th'
bishops oil Cleveland. Ohio, and For
wayne. Ind. and Dr. O'COnnell, pfocum
tor. rich bishop Of Baltimore, referred
IN
HuairsI TERMS OP APPROVAL
10 the lal,ors OF she council and genera
work % tie Catholic lIerrch!
In the United States of Sort
America. aud spoSc with pleasure
81 Of the wonderful progress which ihi
church was making IN America. Ih'
bishops oi Cleveland and Bo5lcn VIII icly'
Eons Immediately after receiving re-
gulsite fofMal poniiicli degrees ~ np
proyal 81 tie plenary councils Wofk ani
Dr. 0'Connci viii personally cOnfcy ih'
ACT III DecYeta W BalinlVrr az me cad o
t3efober. II has lersed ont tiiat ~
memorial on American cpppenaoni pre-
( .ented with 80 much in,s ~ 81
Henry ". Tyler, and which ha
been given 10 iac press, was inspired b
( sir Henry Ida 5f itis n0H stated ,lm
infer 10 Initiated she thing ne atleRYls'
to eerare for IL an appctrncf Tor geau
insiess and spontanieiF ny 2rtilnS Oh
I, silaaiEfcs oi number ci brokers 4n'
!, dealers, and "a kwtrlrsnsccEyitifs = 4
I. sald be- iaiied 20 gei even q .iDely rmae
r.oedon lnancial papers
F0KEYtN AZ rnr NaTfEE
. a. 4 sa,.nedy. aud concur 10 Sdsislpe ~
lienir 10 refrain ia faufc from aticispl
lOg 10 Obtain prominence az 4 rriurne
III American financial methpdf wi.ilsi hi
c Z 81 INaItat4 q e.