The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-11
LATEST.
His Receat speech Advocating Separation
Create = Diyersits Of . ~rl,u: i'm the Rival
Political Csnp--Eiertion Tactic. In the
Emerald isle-tarriAgs> for 1ori.. Iioofs
for - Il ads"

for Esd.."
Lo~poN, August 3o.-Irelsai = again
o. the front. Mr. rarnel's speech re-
maIus the sensation 81 the day. ~to--
les Of out;a-es are renewed with God
curd!!n- frequency. The banner Of
separation = lifted al1.i, salu;cl by \
pa,.on's cheers. Wild ak Of armed
rebellion 3. revived. The alarm has
flashed like w!ldtre the length and
breadth Of the land. The Liberal
pres, raisn the cry, 1.-The g..oI j. n
dau-e.." Liberal orators are tfuIIrc;.n.,
.DJwn with separation" aud Liberia.
.;ocE i booming. Gladstone 6, back 10
lead he LIBERAL hosts, P-rnei! furnish
il- th= bactcsaogt. TIE declaration OF
separation gives 4 Icw color - the jln-
pending party struggle IN England. u >
a send tod 10 The grand ".i nan 10
the Aour of dirc-t extremity. The
Tories -ay the out, 81. - n'c-
with the parne.I alliance; th-y
may D. hand in glow. with
Tie ira. ors. r.d,s, amt abeijoss e ,epl.
ration. = down with tn Tories and
scuaratiuu' sud ~ with the Liberals
anu talt Naa4'A" ~ luz
orators have raised Tie cry on a hundred
platforms. The National. City aat Re-
form C.Ga- whose cm>-a:is- penetrate
Il every town an AamIct n ;ac Kin.
dom. have sent the shout ecau!n- all
along IN line. Thank Gol. iervently,
.i.cu l;.d The LIBERIA, Cli-!>, for Nh.
Iaru,! ant separation. Public opinion.
c~ry-ta.uzius last 10 favor oi lr.-h home
ru.". 4 c.i,d !On- ago thl, s"parl'rn
means b oOd. The ~n1..-l campaign
has been presided. PIrnc.l debating
ana Gladstone Welding. Nothing la
larucIS demands touched En.iand'-
safety, hIt separation sounded the delth
knrl If Ln.!dHd's power. II i, an enemy
ON the threshold inside the gates. In,u-
lar security cease, with tine snap Of luSu-
lar >ol.dIry. The Times RI last saws 50.
II j. the uu>aid creed of every statesman
Z. the country. Public opinion i~ncXnrl-
by d.Crcc- me maintenance Of the union
aud j. Fixed aud Una.terao.c. Other mcu
before Iarncll have started out with great
DIV for separation. They lave usually
ended IN small reforms OF local abuses.
But the present generation NatIonali>ts il
stunned with It> own uprOa and loses
tn echoes of the past in the confusion
OF the present. Parncll assumes Il fer
cree between himself and lrcland'-
patriots .ouc before. He has advanced
further. achieved more and come nearer
To political independence. The English
take a different view. There il 4 wide
spread opinion tnat Ireland has been
p~FicyoU-iv misy'vcrIcd. She i the pc,
.f tnc family. To Parneli belongs the
credit OF hrin.in" all this about English
opinion recognizes this, and Is >: rnin.
for home rule. not only in Ireland, but
In England and Scotland, too. Bat wnen
you come 10 separation YOU bring up
against a s'on. wall. rarn"ll VIII have
e. batter down the stone wal. He i Ill.
ed with thc idea that he can 10 il. and
The Liberals are calm. up their ~Ie2ionS
L. man the ramparts. The preservation
OF tn Union'wiI be the campaign cry of
Tn" Liberal party. l. woud be droll If IL
were t. bccome the campaign CRY 81 the
conservatives a. well. | learn that "a
sworn report of the alleged reasonable
speech OF Nj John D'Conuor, VI. l.. mas
been procured by lhc Dublin Castle oil.
Gals 10 submit To- the row lawyers. Ia
this speech Mr.. btonnor, as reported,
declared that rit-- AMI bIyunct> would,
if necessary, be- appealed tn In the fight
TO free LELAND from British rule. Tn
words are construed 10 be reasonable,
and l'hc speech, coming rs IL
does just after the expiration
of The crimes act. followed bv
a-Tarian Cuua.y in Kerry, boycottin.
liz other districts, ana a general tend ncy
Ia renewed terrorism, has created some
excitement In administrative circles.
careful survey of the registration of
the 200. 600 ucwy eniIauch scd rural
voters Yields extraordinary results. The
Conservatives have completely ~oUtgeucr-
aicd the l. hcraI> all over the field. In
many districts wh,rc the Liberals expect
ell Ia poll "A large vote. Il WAS found that
tn lIborcrs would have To walk several
miles 10 Il post their ballots. They,
therefore. procured the insertion OF a
cause providing that no voter should be
compelled to waiS more than three miles
10 = pollin. station. But sinru arty
enough n provision was made for po!I u.
PAGES 10 render this au>c workable. The
question of accommodation WAS ici, en-
tIrcly 10 local officials. An .NImina-
ton of the polling places selected !y
the Sheriff reveals the fact that voters
will have II walk from five.
and po>s bls even seven miles across
~, no other III ans OF l~ocOmoton
Ding procurablc. The Joke Of the
AasHh- - Nh1N AZ n 'h h"'h
weary Journey will have TO pass poll
I'M places belonging to other districts
similarly treated. The manner in which
the whole business has been muddied by
the Llne raj managers and contrived by
the Conservatives Is eXa-perating the
Liberal chiefs and causing unlimited re.
lolcing at The Carlton.
The Tories have dishcd the "Rais"
and Wings in another point not less I'M
II is unlawful 20 hire carriages
fpr conveying voters To the polls, but
any owner OF a carriage or wagon nisy
carry the ballot choppers. As nine on,
ten OF all the carriages and convey
auc-s of every desc iption In the shIres
20 sGuires, the Liberals are likely
10 have a melancholy time of II trampins
about country roads on election day.
up iaT-away rustic vot-
tT> and urrtE them &c
the distant bI.lot-boNcs. The
VINO votes for the sguire's
may ride 10 the polls ir
,r umph, seated in a silkrn aud velvet
carriage. behind a pair OF
hI.h-strppiug mas aud fuj 4 oil OF roast
beef anu a mur o. cool. fnamin- ale a.
the end of MS journey He who votes
l. ,5crals must trud-e N he dus; fpr
II les, lose a dig's work aud come empty
awav. cneerei " IN the ref c,ion that he
! down on the blacklist OF the squire
,uI the sou res friends and every farm
er IN The parish.
4 New Northw..,ern Railway Projected.