Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-21

rAnNEnn ISSUES MANIFEST.

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London. Nov. 2l-Parnell has issued a
manifesto to the electors of Great Brit
ain and Iraiand, signed by O'Conner,
j nstus Mccarthy and other members of
parliament, saying the liberals are ap-
pealing to the electors for support under
false p%retences. The liberars have
~hagrantly violated solemn pledges made
to Ireland which should be denounced,
and. the coercion practices resorted
to under their regime were
the most brutal OF coercion measures.
Juries were packed in an unprecedented
number of cases with shamelessness, and
men were hung or sent to a living death
of penal servitude. Twelve hundred
persons were imprisoned without q trial,
and ladies were convicted under an alb
solute act which vas directed against
the degraded sex; the press and public
were suppressed as if ireland were Po-
land, and the administration in England
were the Russian aristocracy. The
manifesto says the representatives of
in Ireland have been
like Mr.. Foster and Earl
Spencer, who have left more
hateful memories in Ireland than
any other statesmen during the past
century. and fthe long delayed triumph
had not expelled the liberals, Earl Spen-
Ger would still be at Dublin castle and
coercion wonld be triumphant in Ire
land; landlords, instead of making
reasonable attachments in rents, which
the depression of agriculture demanded,
and which every landlord In England
and Scotland conceded would be evict.
ing their tenants by wholesale. with
Earl Spencer encouraging them, the po-
lice and soldiery and the coercion magis.
trate would have filled the iails in assist.
ing them. Under the name of free
schools the liberals are making an in.
sldious attempt to crush religious edu.
cation and establish q state of tyranny
and intolerance to fetter this consciences
The reform of the code of procedure
OF the house of commons, as set forth
by the liberals, is a gag for application
to ali opponents of radicalism in the
command OF despotic methods of near
machinery. The Birmingham caucus
made a specious demand for O majority
against the Irish party. This would
mean the power to crush the anti-radi-
calls in parliament. First, they would
propose for Ireland some scheme which
would be doomed to failure because it
would not be suitable to the
wants of the people, and finally
they would force down a haltlng
measure of self government by the same
methods of wholesale imprisonment by
which durability was bought for the i'm
practicable land act of 1881. Therefore
we feel bound to advise that no conf
dence be placed in the liberal or radical
party, and as far as possible to prevent
the government of the empire.from fall
ing into the hands of o party SO pertidi.
GUS, t%reacherous and incompetent,
Irish nationalists should not vote for a
liberal or radical, except some few cases
in which courageous fealty to the Irish in
the disappointment has given a guarantee
that the candidate did not belong to the
s%ervile. cowardly. and anprincipled herd
who would break every pledge and vic.
late every principle in obedience to the
call of the whip or q mandate of caucus.
STEAMSHIP ASHORE.
London, Nov. 2i-The British steam
ship Iberian, from Boston, Nov. 10th, for
Liverpool, is ashore in Dunmanus bay
and likely to prove a total wreck. Dun
manus bay is an inlet on the south-we est
coast OF Ireland in the county of Cork.
1t is four miles wide at lis entrance and
is twelve miles long.
WAR NOTES.
London, Nov. 21-Dispatches from
Slivnitza state that only a few shots
were exchanged between the Servians
and Bulgarians yesterday at the front.
Prince Alexander intends to attack
the Servians at Dragoman if
the weather permits.
Both sides are constantly hurrying re
Inducements to the front. The battle
field is still strewn with unattended
dying and dead men.
The medical and ambulance corps of
both armies are wholly inadequate to
meet the requirements, and many of
wounded who are unable to assist
themselves. are left to perish where they
fell.
Rangoop, Nov. 2l--British expedition
airy force captured Magwe, a town of
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