Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-11-22
A MANIFESTO FROM PAREElI.

Denuuciation of lii eraIsm-A Recspitu,
latlon of Erin's Wrong.
LONDON, November q Mr.. Parnell'
manifesto to the electors Of Great Britain
and Ireland was Published to day, and ID
signed by the following Irish members OF
Parliament: T. P. O'Connor, Justin McCar,
thy, Thomas Sexton, T. a. Hesly, ". N.
&. Redmond J. O'Kelly aud J. G. Biggar.
1t charges the Liberals with pealipg 10
the electors under false prete nses, and asserts
that they have fagrantlY violated solemn
pledges given TO Ireisnds representatives,
The manifesto goes on to denounce CO.
ercion practices as most brutal. Under
the coerbion lew it charges that juries we're
packed to an unprecented extent. and
in most shameless manner In
noceut men were hanged OF
sent TO living desth in pensl
servituds twelve hundred men bad been
imprisoned without trial; lsdies were con.
victed under an obsolete act directed
against the degraded of the sex; the press
and pablic meetings were suppressed as if
Ireland were Poland, and the sdnnistrs.
ton in Euglsnd a Russian eutocrscy.
Representatives Of Liberalism in Ireland
were men like
Mr. FOSTER AND Earl. SPENCER,
who have left more hateful memories in
Ireland than any statesmen OF the past
century. II the long delayed
triumph had not expelled the
Liberals, Earl Spencer would still be
at Dublin Castle. and coercion would be
mphsnt in Ireland The landlordsan.
stead Of making reasonable sbatements
in. rents. which the depression in agri
culture demanded, and which
every landlord in Englaud and
Scotland conceded, would he eyicling ten
ants by wholesale, with Earl Spencer con.
stantly encouraging them, and the police,
the soliiery and the coercion maglslracy
would have filled the jaila in assisting them.
Under the name Of free schools the Lib.
erals are making ipsidious attempts TO
crush religious education AMI establish
state Of
TYRANNY AND INTOLERANCE
gheresith 10 tetter the conscience. The
reform procedure was a new gag in its sp'
plica'ion TO ell opponents OF radicalism in
the House OF Com mons, despo,ic in its meth
DDS and q mere machine. The Birmingham
caucus was 8 specious demand for n majority
against the Irish party, and means q power
to crush the anti-radicsls in Parliament first
and then propose to Ireland some scheme,
which is doomed 10 failure, because it will
be unsuitable 10 the wants Of The people,
and finally forced them down TO hauling
measure Of self government by the same
methods Of Wholesale Imprisonment by
which durability wss brought for the i'm
practicable Land of 1881.
PERFIDIoUs LIBERALS.
Therefore We feel bound TO advise no
confidence in the Liberal or Radical
party, and as far as possible prevent
the Government Of the Empire fall
ing into the hands Of party
so perfdious, tIescherous and incompe-
tent. The Irish Nationslists will not vote
for Liberal or Radical except in some few
cases in which e courageous fsslty to the
Irish cause in the last Parliament
has given guarantee that the
candidate does not belong to the
servile, cowstdly and unprincipled herd
who brsek every pledge and violate ev.
ery principle in obedience 10 the
call of whip OF the mandate
Of caucus. The Executive Com
nittee have cent a number OF these docu.
ments to each Of the branches Of the Ma
,ional League throughout Great Britain
and Ireland 10 the names OF the commit
tee.