Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-07
HAqYON.
. 1 I.Is Hurting the lrishQues-
" p'4v Leaders Must Think
us,s AID Talk Less
!, Free Trade Necessary to
|''s Y, ,sc suirerIngs Of Lon
doris Poor.
49,. Do6 the stripcs--sach
~ Z i. ,nclipaiion. Of Hisown
peculiar stature.

q peculiar Sa,ure.
y ..oudenco Of the gazette,
',, orgsrioS AND AMERICA
H'p isn. 2i.-"A conspiracy
70 I'M, foreign money! and
~ .,,sni1ea and supported IN
\, ~ comments that are be-
c,on up once more in
Y. snd il letters and editorials
gia ne press. There are many
+ ta dome by the Parnellites in
'.h,sh Ara cabled TO England of
l, si,Sltod States knows little or
"a NJ permitted In England
,,iow m America" writes a
a.ssnt 10 me, awhat would you
3 .. ,nsny 81 my correspondents be-
q J, IN American that sometimes
q .Ser whether am or not, and II
=, nWell,'' | answered, "you
.aysa thinks you did all that
~ war OF the North and
4 ~ Is, you sympathized
z M rebels who tried to
!, ,he Union.n OF course the
IN parallel, andIEngland made
"A W. for the madness and folly of
q N her people, who, with Glad
"a ,ssir head, were willing to be-
4 I, ne South had carried the right
e sucsIedged as a nation. But
n "a South hoped to get the assist
a pasland IN their war with the
4 IA large population in Ireland
n ANA The active aid of the United
4 n breaking up the Anglo-Irlsh
MWhat sensitive English politicians
Y amen complain OF already Is that
I'm which is TO all intents and
n rebellion, is fostered, encour-
II applauded by American organl-
Fl ID American cities, and sup
n a American newspapers. Some
1.bn Gen. Grant died ] had the
& taking 70 him on the subject OF
eaestion from an Anglo-Saxon
- view. Among other things
r. said to me was his expression
Z Il that England wanted America
IN she did not attempt In her
uTherc Is az much so-called
wosen IN England, and as many
Il meetings held in England. as
b don't England begin her work
N down the conspiracy at homeg
+ 4 England can show that Ameri-
II sns are abusing their rights OF
MID against her, n friendly coun-
Washington would be bound to
Il This still seems to me
h he essence OF the sltua-
) far as England and America
s,ned. Gen. Grant was a practi-
\ Rman. He did not try to convert
lhonght into a speech, a clean
Judgment into q judicial argu-
4 he lgouble about legislative bust
III Is the talk about IL. Action
" ne last moment instead OF the
Fl lye years ago the English parlla-
81 z given Ireland what she Is ready
~ now, local seli-goyernment by
q other board under Irish
Ireland would have been as pros
o-dAy as she Is now poor, as con-
'cpably as she Is rebellious. san
\ wise after the event. Mr.. Glad
gsnenlly blamed for the lawful
EelghIrlsh affairs have advanced.
< lhlsiswhy he is now ready and
. accept the herculcan task OF
ihe Irish problem.
RrsSIS AMP FREE TRADE.
y : having az unusually bitter win
aee Is terrible distress in most
q Industrial centers. No sooner
heavy snow melted than another
Vale ! write London, having at
" d the snow blocks OF the
weeks, Is once more n white
lne parks, squares and suburbs
sares Of winter that recall
y "oId English winters" but
lleAns TO the poor an awful
= y suffering. | have never
1e London streets so full of
= laey are now. / never re-
= many appeals by letter and
ior help. The trade OF the
yes from bad to worse. In
~ families OF working people
ing the pinch Of want even to
~ Everywhere men are work
over wages than, they have
" years, and while all
w export trade is decreasing In
mam value, that of Germany,
france, America, are increas-
n0n trade, manufactured and
s.'aled, is shrinking, our farm
sls ruined, land is going down
a v by month and year by
hs outlook has no CLEAN OF
great deal of this trouble
~. siiecied by a moderate revision
y aad a taxation Of luxurles
= but the iree-traders stand
ss and viii do so, | say, until
. Ngsr 70 pieces. Free trade Is a
saa' 70 dear to the national
J, y, a head Is not a factor in the
~ haskln has recently been
',,,a ,slannch free trader, upon
WY IAN even society papers
4 s .ss Y, Y discuss fiscal questions)
\ 5 w following extract from Rus.
" "a Unto This Last:n
4 y, sa 4 nsiions, II they like, keen
slaIi every wise nation will
q y, wv = open, II is not the open.
/, \. uusa sudden, iuconslderate
.aIy experimental manner Of
MY NV which does harm. II YOU
+ gng,Ncling manufacture Tor a
years son must not take the
~ ID q moment. so as Ia
" cue OF M onera,i,. ~ - w