Daily Republican., 1886-06-30
EUROPEAN NEWS.
TWO PICTURES or GLADs TONE
MS SPEECH Al LIVERPOOL.
The Coming Elections-LoTd' Salisbury
Gives PArneil the Lie-llussta and
Turkey squHbbIIng.

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LONDON, June 80 Mr.. Gladstone, in
the course of his speech delivered yes
terday at Liverpool, said; ut WAS here
that / fret drew breath, / have drawn
\ 1t now 76 years. The time 10 not dis
tant when I shall pay my delt TO nature
and thess, possibly, are the last words
shall speak Ia Liverpool"
Mr.. Gladstone quoted FROM she ballad,
"Chevy Chase: 1.-THE child unborn
shall rue the haunting Of that day." and
.exclaimed: "If idle and shallow pre-
texts bewilder the mind of The people,
or If power. wealth and rank overbear
the national ,sense, the child unborn
shall rue tho voting OF that day. l
| entreat you to resolve that "a Q civilized
l world shall no longer assert that Ire
! land is Enaland's Poland, and to de
termine that England no longer shall
have Poland. She has had it long
enough. Listen to prudence, courage
and honor. RI1g out the Old, ring in
| the new; ring out the notes CT memory
and discord, ring In the blessed reign Of
10 time of peace"
The Pail Nall Gazette, commenting
on the Premier's speech, sGys: "Mr
lGledstone sess everything In mirage
4 h7 phchlAbcu s@uui win Alt lhAlh hhI
ioney, is always Just ahes1 WITH
siren elcquenoe ne urges lie hearers TO
press onward to Justice and right. The
toll worn pilgrims may have found the
Fascinating oaeis vanish, but nothing
dsunts the Old mans faith. The fire
md enthusiasm of his LiveTpC oil speech
recall that of tho alchemis;a rst on the
point Of discovering the way to make
geld, when death dissolves thet: dreams.
hr Gladstone IS always going to inaUR
lurate the millennium. Whether he
! will succeed OF not rem2inC TO be
seen "
| IN o TO ONE -s.ssA INST GLADSTONE.
LoHDoN, June a. The Ministerial
ists continue hopeful Of obtaining y
small majority in the coming elections
| A & the National l.i5eral Club the ma
kjjTity for the Government is estimated
at twenty. The CGionlsts are confident
tof r majority, their estimates Ranging
| from iCrty to sixty. The betting at the
| conservative clubs is 2 TO l against
i g GiadGG9ue. Electioug will be- held in
thirty-Hine distIictg on Friday next,
IincludiIg Manchester, Lives pool,
| IIeads, Aberdeen and Bristol. One
hundred and forty fouc Uulonist can
didates cemain unoprosed in Great
Britain, against sixyy.three Gladston-
ians.
| LORD SAL SBURY GIVES .i'ARSELL 9-tE
LIE.
IONDOS. June 30 Il ord Salisbu-v
has written for publication letter de-
uying in detail every assertion made
| by Mr.. Par1eil concerning the alleged
negotiations made on BEHALF OF the late
Conservative Government 10 secure
Irish support in return for tie conces-J
sion Of Home Rule He pronoonces every
one of the statements "baseleSs fabrica-
| ton"
IIssELAND'S RATITCDE TO AMERICA.
DUBLIN, June 80 Mr.. Healy presid-
ed at the regular fOrtnightly meeting of
the National League held here to-day.
He announced with g.atitU6e," he
said, the receipt of $50, ,000 from Ameri
ca tor the Parliamentary fund since the
| last meeting. II WAS also announced
that the Parnellites would CONTEXT eyery
parliamentary seat in Ulster, as an an
swer to the boast Of the Loyalis.G about
their long purses,
UIFTA MILLIONS TOR IMPROVEMENTS,
PARLS, June 20 The Senate TODAY
Ea1opJud the bill authorizing the CITY of
( Paris to issue loau of $50, COO, ,0OO 10 in.
aueurate and carry on public improve
nenta for the purpose OF furnishing
work TO the unemployed, striking out.
however, the clause interpolated bv the
Chamber OF Deputies iorbidding IL nse
of material obtained outside of France
ICsAMBEELAIN AFRAID or FENIASs.
| LONDON, June 90 1t is stated that
in consequence OF Fenian threats Mr..
Joseph Chamberlain has had his resi-
1ence placed under the guard of detec-
tives, and that he has detectives, armed
with revolvers, ac company him on
all his journeys between his house and
the city.
1.-THE GNIONIBT CANDIDATE FOR DUR
LIN,
DUBLIN, June 29-Mr. Flndlater has
refused TO contest ST. Stephens Green
Idivision, Dublin, for Parliament. Sir
Edward Sullivan will therefore become
the Uniouist candidate. He has issued
a manifesto in support of the policy Of
Lord Harrington.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY SQUABBLING
ST. PETERsBUHG, June 90 The
Journal de st. Pstersburg accuses
Prince Alexander of Bulgaria of violat
ing the decisions of Europe, while the
Porte it adds, displays little concern,
rendering the situation pregnant with
serious danger.
lJRIsH METHoDIsTs AGAINST HOME
| RULE.
| DUBLIN, Jute 90 The Inference
of the Irish Methodist Church, by a
vote of 137 to %, has condemned Mr..
IG lsdstone's Home Rule policy.
Il MIR BEECHER IN LONDON.
\ LONDON. June 29-Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher and Mrs. Baeches ar
irived in London to-day. They were
met 81 the depot by Dr. Parker, the
pastor OF the City Temple, ana his
wife and given most affsctionate
I2reeling. The party were at once
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