Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-14

so singularly made to inpart to the con.
troversy tenomous element Of religious
blgoiry Let her take warning hy the
dcpiorAble riots IN Belfast and other
places Ia The North. Among the benefits,
gcntlemen, ! anticipate from your nc.
cep'anee Of our policy are these;
The consolidation a the united empire.
great additions 20 Its strength;
The stoppage OF heavy and constantly
demor2''erg waste Of the public TREASURY;
grA extinction of ignoble feuds
Ia ireland, sud that development Of her
resources which experience shows 80 be
the natural consequence 81 free orderly
government.
The redemption Of the honor Of Great
Britain from the stigma fastened upon
her almost from time immemoral IN re-
speet 10 Ireland by the judgment u the
whole civilized world.
Lastly, the restoration OF parliament 60
It's dignity, efficiency and regular progress
Of the business OF the country.
Well, gentlemen, the FIRST question |
now put 20 you Is, GLOW shall Ireland be
governedsn There is another question
behind n, involved In II. sHow SIRE
England and Scotland to DO g0yarnedgn
You know how, for the. last six years
especially the affairs OF England and
Scotland have been impcded and
your Imperial parliament indis-
orectly disabled. This happened while
Nationalists were but small minority
but now they approach ninety and are
entitled 20 say tive are speaking the
viewa OF the Irish nation.n 1t is impossi.
BILE TO deal with this subject by half meas
ures. They are strong in numbers, strong
10 British support, which brought l5S
members 60 vote for their county. But
strongest Of all, In the sense OF being
right. Bat, gentlemen, we have done
our part, the res remains for you, elect.
ors Of the country. May you be enabled
to see through and cast away all delu.
slons, refuse the evil aud choose the
good. have the honor to be, gentle.
men, your faithful servant,
w. Il. GLADSTONE.
AUSTRALIA FOR GLADSTONE.
MELBOURNE, June 10. AZ meeting
to-day OF 500 citizens OF Melbourne, Sll
Bryan o'Lelghton, presiding, resolutions
were unanimously passed thanking
| Gladstone for the wise and generou,
! policy for removing the unhappy differ
ences with Ireland, deploring the advers,
vote of tile house OF commons, aud trust
/ Ing that the vote would speedily be 10
yersed by She coming elections.
| IMPOSSIBLE no RESIST.
! LONDON, June lS.--In his election
manifesto Troyelyan says; "uniyorsa
experience shows that II we give lrolan,
/ = separate parliament and mdependen
| executive, at the same time compelling
! her TO pay Into the British treasury
several million pounds yearly, ITS certain
result VIII be separation, a movement
which 1t VIII be impossible 10 resist"
TWO CANDIDATES,
! LONDON, June l8,--Chamherlain vii
! preside at the Inaugural meeting Of IN,
National Radical Union at Birmingham
Thursday.
wilfred Blunt bus announced TO tn,
/ National League Of Liverpool, that he 4
pa logger CONSERVATIVES, that he viii sup
port home rule TO The utmost OF hi
ability.
Az ADDRESS.
LoNpoN, June l3.-Joseph Arch an,
Joseph Leicester, Liberal members o
the house of commons, on behalf of On,
LABOR element In the house, have signed
manifesto addressed TO the "Sons OF Tol
and Artisans of England" Tn,
document denounces the unholl
alliance between the Tory foes, Whigl
and so-called Radical seceders, anC
implores the workingmen TO supper
Gladstone Rad those Conservatives wht
are not ia favor OF coercion.
The adherents OF Joseph Chamberlain
aud the marquis Of Harrington have each
different plan, says the document, aud /
they are returned TO power they vii
Jointly attempt to legislate for ireland
| the result OF which will be nnndemnnlnm