Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-22
the HOME RULE FIGHT.
THE CAMPAIGN IN LONDON TOWN.
Lord Randy churchilPs Unlimited Gall
Proves too Much for
Him.

LONDON, June 2l.-The real work oI
the Parnellites' campaign in England be.
gins this week. The committee on this
subject, of which Mr.. 7. P. O'Couuor il
chairman, has already done vast amount
Of preliminary labors in sending out c,rcu.
lars to constituencies which comprise large
numbers Of Irishmen and in selecting speak.
ers for the stumping campaign. The prin.
cipsl document sent out to the Irish voters
is the grea. speech made BY Ne. Paroell
on the last night Of the Home Rule debate.
This has been prinsed~-in pamphlet form,
aud nearly 100000 have bssu distributed
free Of cost. To morrow the committee
men who are to direct the campaign in
Yorkshire, Observation-Disclosures and Lam
cashire are to start for their various posts.
Mr.. o Connor will not make . personal
canvass of the Black Country" IS he did
last year, but will remain in London. giving
general directions to his colleagues in the
field and taking active charge ofths Irish
canvass in the metropolis.
THE CAMPAIGN IN LONDON
will be opened next Wednesday evening by
q grand demonstration in st. James Hall,
to advocate the election Of Glads,oniAn
members for all the metropolitan districts.
Ii is hoped TO return no less than eight
Home Rule Liberals from the metropolis
with the aid OF the Irish voters and oil
the Radical clubs, which are nov
almos. without exception organized ia
favor Of Home Rule. Ia the min
ing and manufacturing counties il is ex.
pected that the Irish vote will be the bal.
ance ofpower in twenty 6'e constituencies,
and will carry that number OF seats for the
Liberal Home Rulers which would other.
wise be carried ns usual By Tories. Mr..
Glsdstone's Irish allies are thus
shown to be doing their foil share
OF the campaign work on British soil, whilo
at the same time they are not asking the
Gladstone Comuittee for any aid in their
own campaign at home In tact. the Par.
nellites' canvass in iceland is 40 we'll or.
ganized on the lines OF the election Of 1885
that they confidently expect TO carry every
seat which Was carried last year and per
hsps to add few seats from Ulster, where
Mr.. Gladstone proposes 10 contest most OF
the seats now held by Ss1essionis,s, The
credit for this perfect state Of preparation
is due first to the widespread organiza.
ton of the Irish National League, aud
second. and mors important still, to iha
lavish gifts OF election funds from Amer
lea.
Most oil the political discussion in Lon
pom to day has been upon Lord Randolph
Churchills addres, to his Paddins,on con.
stituents. lie has again sawn OF the limb
Of the tree which supported him, for even
the most higoted Tory could never eutrust
any leadership TO youth who has the i'm
pudencs to hurl such rabid insults toa
man who WAS known and bonorsd - q
statesman before Lord Randy was bru
Gladstone speaks Again.
EDlSBURG, June 2l-Mr. Gladstone sd.
dressed another large and enthusiastic
meeting to-day. In the course oil his
speech he said il was irksome to always be
compelled 10 refar 10 Ireland, but that this
was due TO the Tories who blocked the wsy
30 that the Government could not get rid of
the question and proceed TO the other basi-
ness ofthe Empire He relied, he added,
upon the peoples energy to clear the limo
now and allow the train Of progress to 10 on
toits destination. Continuing. Mr. Gladstone
said that be did not complain Of the secss.
sion Of Lord Harrington and Mr.. Bright
They we're small fraction oil the Liberal
party. They had abandoned its traditions
which were honorable regarding Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone further said that he hoped
they would no, let slip golden opportunity
which does not often occur, especially In
the case OF Ireland. The rejection Of the
Home Rule bill would no, settle the ques.
ton and bring peace, bot there would DO
the same miserable round OF contsntion.
He asked them TO listen 10 prayer
reduced 10 the limits OF reason and safety.
Moreiy's Manifesto.
LONDON, June 2l.-Mr. John Mosdy's
electoral manifesto strongly maintains Ire.
lands "crying need Of q strong govern
ment, na,ionsl In its character. respop-
sibls for consequences oil Its ac,iona and
able 10 exercise . large and liberal
measure Of real power; not Q sham Legia-
lsture, puppet Of the Executive. Other
wise II would be better 70 leave things ~
they are. Hs hopes to support On honest
constitutional settlement Of the long abd
disastrous quarrel.
Chambsriain Bstween Two Ytrss.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Standard nt.
tacks Mr.. Joseph Chsmhsshin for what
II calls limiting ct rsuni,ing with the Lib
erals." II says, "Mf. Chamberlain hss
now said enough and more than enough
about bis personal Sacrifices. Othse men,
who are totally siIsnt about them. have
made much greater sacrifices than he. Mr.
Chamberlain would do wsll 10 confns him.
self In the future 70 the public and gen-
eral merits Of the Home Rnlo controvss-
sey - much - possible"
Another Eloqasnt Bhsd Nss.
LONDON, June 3i.-Mr. MeDopsld, N
Irish landlord, has.bsen selected 10 contest
the West Division Of Islipgton against the
Richard Chsmberisip. bso,hee OF Joseph
Chsmberlsip. Mr.. McDonald, sitho ugh he
has been blind since the day Of his birth. 10
. finely educated man. He grsdasssd
from Trinity College. ard Vas soe time
9 Protestant minister he 10 "a eloquent
platform speaker.
Churshilps Honest Isdigpstisa."
LosDoS, June 2l-Ths Tines, com.
menting on Lord Randolph Che.chiIrs
election manifesto, says Il fearesj that bis
'honest irdignstiou has capssd him 10
lapse into his earlier ese.Yoverrisl man.
nes." Continuipa the Times saye The
visoe and psngsncy Of the manifesto cap.
not ts denied, but Il vooH hare gained In
ebsct i It had BEEN eoocbsd in more chss-
tened language"
fhs 0aiatSa Coming Over.
LosDox, June 2l.-Ths Ensiish estfsr
yacht Gslstes, which viIl confess fer Oh.
Americas cup With one OF the big AneVi.
can sloops. vii, J, il expected. ssil for Nsv
York next Saturday.
Parliament ProSsgus1.
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