Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-16

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LONDON, nsesnAo l5.-A movement
Vas beGah yseetGg aieRssoa vhieA ia-
wolves psoeahly vhsi nost 1astoundins
lchsAa e RQ|i1enl e1xnnoaAa6 Sno
don Y ne kstay sf ~ eepeeas3os> H..
movement grew out Of . meeting q ths
National Liberal Club OF those Liberal
memhsrs-sises whose mAlonnss had essa
reduced by the casting OF the Irish vote Tor
the Tories, and Of those Liberal can.
dis,es for Parliamentary sssts Who;
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tactics. IL was very sore
hesdsd assemblsse, and great biturnsss
against the Irish wa di,plsyed in all tbs
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'e'e. y y Ne ' "Ses
no" 'neir own iran ~ofKmea On farms ana
estates, and in mines and factories, whom
they had provided with sustsnanos In
,ronblou, time, .,;t.,sd and vo,.d .,.;nr
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.nef masters ~ inc '''a'ns u strangers
This allusion to strangers referd, o! course,
to the Parnellite manifesto which
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49,
eeu'ns 'ae poioasu e'ee'o's, a'u ~o'eh
exhorted oil Irish electors in Great Britsi0
to vote for Tories except in the casss OF 9
f.v ,,c;s.d Radical. o,hs, .r..L.,. A..
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cisred 'aa' u was es''', proven o' status
tcs' and oy every mans own oS'etTA'i0n'
that the chief employers OF lri.h labor in
Great Britain we're Lleerals these we're
found oil over the lands-smong the great
mine owners and iron masters OF the
BLACK country. the great mill
owners oi Manchester aod Lancaster. the
great .manufacturers OF birmingham, the
great shipping merchants OF Liverpool and
London, ana tns great sn,P builders oi the
Ciyae ana the iweed; inese great Lab
efsi ProPrieto1s naa ireely employed lr,n
artisans ana iAoorefs' ana Q considersoie
PeoPoruon o' inc wages paid oy Lioersi
masters 70 tne insn nAd gone 10 strength
en- the National League agitation: There
lore the speaker declared It would Be sui
cidai ioliy ana madness 10 continue 10
"0. M. 49, IT, 80" oO.o
,;on by a unsn;mou, yo,s ~ . ,..o,n,;nn
nlsdg;no each gentlemen nre.sn, M. 40 am.
nIov iran l.bos in the iuiure And a or.d.
nsiIv but A snesd;iv A nos,ibls d;scbs,ss
ali irish vorkmen nov .m nlo,sd nv tLsn
The advoca,es of this s,eenino ms.sp,.
n n-oscr;ption snoks Of Il Az A bo,co,,;no
sahsm. irnc,;nr' ,hs. k,,.A Ae-,.-.
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ny Nn'cn ne csnno oSp, Ana woeso
oe q Po'ssoon 70 concecI, ano
ooycotung man Ios voiassafiiy
eommituns onens'Ve aeu snieA 10 mas ths
power 70 dlsconunue ~ any moment Ihs
speakers assured tne u Seung tnA the Wnole
macn,nery OF 'ne bsfmingesm caucus
~ouid % employed 70 make the so'oaised
6oycotang ehecnve: They SAID that the
British Liberal workmen who had always
been friendly toward their Irish colleagues
we're now molttered against them. Those
workmeu could therefore, be relied upon
to co cooperate with the employers against
the Irish, and would even carry the mea
sure further BY boycotting oil Irish trades
men ana puoicans'
GLADSTONE TO FORCE THE rIoHrISo.
II in learned ON excellsnt Authority tho,
Gladstone has definitely rejected tbs mod
ersts counsels of most Of bis colleagues
and has determined to force the fighting
against the Tories st the very threshold oi
the new Parliament. He will do this BY
moving vote Of want Of confidence 10 the
government on the FIRST day Of the session.
He expects to b able 10 arrange
matters WIN inc rnnshhes 70 ~
Tor;s. avon ,hnnsh ,hs. ~, :. .,.s @
Wh;s ds,so,;on. f,o, h. o~n ,.,I. IT,
msphs,. of N, GI.d.,one'. I.,s C.,;,.,
.,e a,s.,lv s;v;dsd in ,bs;, ,;s-. a. ~ .Is
wisdom Of his programme. Lords Hsr.
rington aud SPENCER, wso Ars stalSsrt
wings, oppose II, Messrs. Trevslyn and
Goschesn are he.itatine between two opin-
ions, but'"ill probably tall into hAs. Sir
William vernon HArcouft spprOy0o
thu scheme. but the only reslly heart,
appreciation Il receives 10 from the
Radical leaders, Joseph Chamberlain sud
Sir Charles Dixie. II sufficient pledses
are given To Parnell 10 bring his phslens
20 Glads.one's support, and Il ths khiss "A
q rule stick 10 him, Gladstone can ous, n.
Tories, resume Office hir..h and retain Il
during the pleasure Of The Psrnslltes, II
the Wings des,r ,s tbe Tory rank. 10 sny
considerable pumbsr, a desJlock !. c.,.
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