Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-17
GLADsToNRs OVERTHROW.
Ultimate Sundering of the Bonds of
Union Predicted by the Premier.

Ultimate Sundering of the Bonds of
Union Predicted by the Premier.
LONDON, July 16.-The Times argues
thar there is singular lack of personal
weight among the Conserv alive leaders,
and that this necessitates a Conservative
Liberal UniOnistc coalition. The Conserya-
tive party, adds the Times, will be less
strong than il was hoped it would be.
Whether Lord Harrington joins the gov
eminent or not the government will be
compelled to take him into its councils
ard ask his assent 20 its measures. 1t
must, in tact, adopt his proposals and &C
ceDt his terms. Surely the only satisfac-
tory method is for the Liberal Unionists
to become part and parcel Of the govern
ment. The formation Of such coalition,
however, would in no sense mean per-
manent obliteration OF party lines, or that
Lord Harrington had become Tory.
PARNELL AND THE FRNIANs.
Arnold Forster, in a public reply to
Mr.. Parnelps letter OF July Is denying
Lord Hartington's assertions that the
Parnelhtes and Fenians were in league.
claims to nave in his possession a copy of
a letter written on Mr.. Parnelfs behalf
by his secretary TO "Dear Mr.. Ford, -
giving in detail dates and Items Of Ford's
payments to the ParnelliJe treasury.
GLADSTONE'S IRONY.
Mr.. Gladstone, in a letter to George
Granville Leveson Cover, uses the fol-
lowing expressions: 81 am amazed at
| the deafness OF vulgar common opinion
! to the blackguardism and baseness which
! befoul the history of the union. 1t is an
| open question In my mind whether, if this
| folly lasts long, 1t may not contribute to
| a repeal of the union"
Mr.. Gladstone will give a banquet to a
| number Of political friends tomorrow
| The influence OF the Duke Of Argyll has
secured Tory gain in Argyllshire, where
| the Conservative candidate, J. W. NAL
| colin, received a majority Of 500 votes
| over mcfarland, GladstOnian, who was
| elected to the late Parliament.
LAST OF THE PoLLINGs.
| LONDON, July Il. 3 A. M.-There will be
two pOllings to-day, which will close the
elections with the exception of those for
! Orkney and the Shetland Islands, which
| are fixed tor july -. The present posi-.
tiOn Of the parties is as follows: Conser.
vatives 315, Unionists u, GladstOnians
! 1911. Parnellites -. The Conservatives
and Unionists have polled l, 4S5 40 votes
and the Gladst0nians and Parnellitee
!, Hosp.
THE COMING CONVENTION.
LINCOLN, NEB., july 16.-The follow.
ing dispatch was forwarded today from
| the President OF the Irish National League
10 Gen. Kerwin, New York:
LINCOLN, NEB., July i6, 1856
To Gen. n. Keraoia, state Esscstice /. n . L. o.
4 BtericI. Set0 York:
AS the time In which to make prepar ations
for the reception Of the delegates from the
! National League in Ireland and the Parlia-
| mentary party is growing short, beg you
| viii take immediate steps to convene a meet
| ing Of the following gentlemen, whom
ers to receive the delegation on then
arrival in New York and accompany them
TO the convention in Chicago. The Mayors OF
! New York. Boston and Brook yn. Philadel-
| phia; Vice Presidents. the Rev Treasurers
/ and the Executive Committee Of seven of the
/ League; eN-Presldents of the League Collins
! Mooney and sullivan; three eX-SecretarIes Of
| the League, Messrs. flattery, Hines and
/ Walsh. and County Treasures OF the ParneI
/ fund, yourself as st tie Executive OF New
| York; T. NJ. Brady. State EIecu tive of Mas
sschusetts; 2. II. Lynch, state Executive
OF Pennsylvania. aud N. b. Holmes, State
executive Of New jersey; the Presidents OF
| the Municipal Councils OF The League of New
YORK Brooklyn. Philadelphia and Boston
and NJ Gallagher, eX-President Of the
| Municipal Council of New YORK; Nation al
! delegates Of a. o. H., Patrick Ford, New
! York, John Boyle O'ReIliy, OF Boston, John
! F.Fnertv. Of Chicago. Rev. Father CrOnin, Of
/ Buffalo. he-srs. Harry and Maboney OF Phila-
| deiph,a, " N. X. Elliott. Of Columbus, o., ]
n. Campbell, Of Phi sdepnia, Dr.. Thomas
| ~ kellIN OF ~. LOUIS. ieF. george Z. BettS oil
! LoWssiIle. Nv. Father Sylvester Malone OF
| BrooKlyr, Rev. George ". Pepper OF Ash
| land. ONO. Rev. Father Dorney OF Chicago
judge Fitzgerald Of Cincinnati, Mr.. P. j.
Walsh OF Cleveland, o.. Mr.. John Fit.
gerald Of Lincoln, Neh., Rev. Faith
, er Mckenna OF Marlboro, Mass
James Reynolds OF New Haven, Conn.
! and Dennis O'Counor Of Chicago. From
| the praise worthy activity being displayed by
I our branches all over the country. | believe
am justIned in predieting that the forth-
! coming convention will be the largest and
most important Irish gathering ever held in
/ America. PATRICK EGAN.
treslIent Irish National League of America