Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-03

OF church rates and of the Irish church,
the freedom of burials law, defense OF
tenants rights, and many other measures
| which did thoy give you? Which did
! they not oppose and cry down as desJruc-
| tive of the constitution and throne of re-
! ligion and prosperity
IRISH DGsCoNTENT.
"The people soy the Irish are never con-
tented. Nor would you be content If you
had been oppressed as they have. Above
all, II after you had had your own Parlia-
ment for 900 years it had then been
taken away by mixture OF Vio-
lence and corruption with a union
which disgraces the name of Eng
land. This Parliament lrishmen
have ever striven to get back. They now
ask not for repeal of the act of the
union, but only for subordinate legls-
lature such as toe colonies have. Give it
to them, because it is a just demand,
GIVE 1t to them promptly and graciously,
not waiting as Wellington waited, before
granting Catholic emancipation to yield
under the terror OF civil war. Let Wales,
| on this great occasion, be worthy OF her.
self"
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, July 3, A. M.-The result
OF yesterdays elections indicate moth
ing clearly except the close
nature of the contest. The Unionists
maintain the lead owing to the
number returned without opposition. The
returns from the bOrOughs contested show
the balance OF the parties. Manchester
returns Gladstobisns and 3 Unionists,
Liverpool 4 Uni0nists aud 2 2Gladstonians,
/ Bristol UniOnists and / GladstOnian
and Leeds 8 Gladstonians and UniOnIsts,
The only scotch contest was in Perth
which returned Gladstonian by a small
MAJORITY foreshadOwing the general ten
dency In Scotland. Three London diVi-
sions-East Padd.ngton, North Padding
ton and the Strand--haVe given immense
Unionist majorities, returning, respect
lively, Lord Randolph Churchill,
l.. l.. Cohen and w. II.
Smith. Mr.. Gladstone's denunciation
of the Unionist candidate at Carlisle re-
suited i'll the return of the Gladstonian
nominee, but Nj. Cain, although opposed
by the personal influence OF the Premier
succeeded at Barrow. The feature of the
elections is the general smallness OF the
majorities. For example, Armitage, Glad
stonian, carried West Stafford by only 81
majority, and in Central Leeds the ma
jOrlty of Balfour, Unionist, was Is. In
the scotland division OF Liverpool T. z.
OConnOr's majority was l,4S0.
AN INCENDfARY HARANGUE.
George Kyner, the principal member Of
the large rifle friu IN Birmingham, who
is the Tory candidate for Aston Manor,
in a speech last night saId that if the
LOyalists of Ireland were Obliged TO appeal
to arms he himself would be prepared
to contribute within forty-eight hours
10000 as good rifles as were ever made.
together with 100000 cartridges This
remark was received with deafening
cheers by the auditors.
CATNiS ATAIOPITX
Mr.. Cain has been reelected for Bar
row by 400 majority. A dispatch from
Liverpool says that Baron Henry de
Worms states that it is his intention to
challAnge the election Of Duncan Glad
stOn#n) on the grounds of personal in
timidation and the employment OF vehi-
cles.
The latest totals of the members re-
turned are: Tories 102, Unionists IA, Lib
erals 80.
$4,000 IN WEEK.
DETROIT, MICH, July 2.-When the
second reading OF the home rule bill was
defeated in Parliament il was promised
that $1,000 would be sent as campaign
expenses for each Irish member voting
for it. The following cable dispatch was
sent from here to-day to Mr.. Parnell:
$4,000 more has been transmitted to your
trustees. The league in America has been
more than good 10 it, engagements.
CHARLES O'RElLLEY, Treasurer.
This makes Ell, 200 or $50, 900 sent bv
Mr.. O'Reilley within a week, or $1,000
for each Irish member who voted with