Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-14
HAYPON.
Lord Randolph ChurchiII's Fiery De-
clarstions Stir the Country
from End to End,
An American Beauty at Nice--AH Inter.
view with ellen Terry-Mrs.
Langiri's Latest Venture.
irish moonIlehtcra Taken by Surprtae--
charley Duke ara Ills Fancy Fan.
nio-London 0osssp.
on 1nK Eyn og nnyaLurIox.

on IHE Eyr og REVOLUTION.
Special correspondence 81 The Gazette.
LoNDoN, Feb 27..--What Mr.. Bright
said Of parliament might certainly apply
to tho present ministry. bir. John Nor
Icy, The new Irish secretary, has Just com
mittcd an ACT whereby he places himself
above parliament aud above the law He
has gwen orders that no warrant shall be
executed IN Ireland unless with hts sane
ton and authority. "Such an order"
Mfr. Lang, ia tho Sheffield Daily Tele-
graph, says, sis Of the nature Of treason
70 parliament and 10 our queen ana con
stitutlOn. Laws are made To be obcyed.
Laws are the formulated will OF the
nation, as expressed through the nations
Representatives In the legislature. The
highest judges IN the land are bound 10
obey them Tho queen and royal family
are not above, but under the law; md
until O statute OF the realm il repealed by
the legislature, he who lnterferes 10 bar
the operation Of such statute Is In revolt
against constituted authority, and his act
IL that oil q traitor and rebel, Mr. John
Morley has no lnterfcfed. These are tall
words, but tho press and the plat
form teen with tall words The Loyalists
OF ireland seem 10 be taking up the gage
of battle hung down by the ParDelltes.
The minority In ireland is nrousing itself.
Lord Randolph Churchill has been 10 the
North and uufurIed the royal banners Of
Ulster. He has taken leaf out Of the
parnellto book and offered a defiance
and threat. His attitude, backed by
the voice Of Belfast, IL in the direction
for which have always prepared you
that the granting Of home rule and n par
lament IN Dublin wonld mean an armed
resistance ON the part II the North. II
there ls any "rcal grit" on either side In
ireland there will be Ag ia miniature
North aud South affair, the Amcri-
can struggle ON small scale. The attl.
tudc Of the North Is new source of
anxiety for Mr.. Gladstone. The fiery aud
eloquent words OF Lord Randolph have
stirred the country from end 90 end. 1--WE
are on the eve of revolution" said u
thoughtful lfishman 60 me yesterday, ode
pend upon It, II there Is not fight or
religious war IN ireland II will be only
by the interpretation of Divine Providence
! am u Roman Catholic, but ! blame the
Irish priests aud bishops for their active
political action, and do not wonder that
II is resented by the protestants of Ulster
II viii be- miracle II we come through
this trouble without revolution, not
only IN Ireland but IN England, q d u
revolution means a struggle between
Catholicism ANA Professionalism, IN which
We Catholics viii he oulnumbered and
orushedp OF course he somewhat ex-
aggernted tie situation Tho country IL
In u iermept, IL Is true, aud the worst
people are coming to the top. notice
IN the streets of London, aud particularly
IN the suburbs, class OF loading men aud
heggara such as have never seen before.
This police lloye them ON from place to
place, but when there are no police about
they are lnsolcnt and aggressive. The
truth II the large sums which are being
collected In London are attracting the
Migrants from the country. They are
marching 10 tron all dirantlons, recalling
The old nursery rhymei
Ilnrk harh, the dogs do bark,
Thu hcggnra are coming 10 town
SOmo ~ riga, sumO IN tAtH,
Some In 9ilkcn gown,
Tho relieving officers aud directors OF
casual wards aud warehouses are dis.
mayed az tho demands made upon them.
II the police arrested the vagrant bands
the iails would DO full, Tho relief com
piittees are doing all they can, but the
ragged multitude IL taxing tho entire re-
sources OF tho city. II Ia we'll that The
riots have drawn attention TO the inelll.
cheney II the police arrangements, or want
Of arrangements, for controlling mobs n
London were given over to the mob that
IL now within our walls we might all be
murdered in our beds. but the chief com.
missioner Of police has resigned and such
schemes Of blue coat aud rcd coat ornani.
cations are on foot AZ win make il an
awkward buslnoas for tho next crowd
that begins TO smash shop windows In
other words, we nre getting ready for The
threatened revolution. The Pail NAL
Gazutto has cleyerly capped Lord
Randolph'a defiant quotation. Tn,
little Tory chief comfortod IN,
Ulster men with the aasuranc,
whom the time for fighting cam,
they would find plenty OF Engilshmel
who would cast IN their lot with thom
''Thcre viii not, he said, 'ibo wantInl
those who at the exact moment, whot
the time II fully come, VIII not hesltat,
To address you In words which arc, per
haps, best expressed by ono OF our great
est English poetsi
The combat decponsj ON yn bravo
Who fnah o. Hio'y OF the grave
bravo llNlNr, hll Thy hAnnpfs MAYn
And charge with al thy chlyalry.'"
Whereupon Mir. Stead points out thai
Lord Randolph's peroratlon Ia oi some
what evil omon, Il WAS p0raphrneo o
penulimae verse Of Campbelrs hmlllai
"liohenlinden, and was no doubt yer,
inspiring 40 the Orangemen, But \
would have dampcd their enthusiasm /
he had given the following vtrse, hadsfu
On II u Of the disaster hch awaited IN,
original prototype ~ Ulster, who WA
invited TO charge With all his chiyalry,
Few few shall part whore many meet.
Tho snow hall be the Winding sheet,
Ans every I q houeaih lheir feet
shall Do sDlhiol's svpnlchpr,
4 puNpLR on FRrsn rAcfs ANn aossIr
Mics Grant Che American nancee o
Lord Cairns, formerly Lord Garmoylc) Il
the rolnnlng beauty at Nice. The Wurl,
says; "Misa Grant IN the daughter o
Mrs Bench Grant, a lady highly eaioeme,
IN New York society. Isabelle Lady VIII
ton Is the life and soul NJ merry part,
az tha Bellevue, where Mr. aud the Misse
Towueley, MIR, and Mira. Lucas, Lord an,
Lady Wyniord, Mr.. lltxrny Stewart aut
Col. and Mrs, kcilh-Fraser are also stay
ing I4ord Calrns proposes 20 give
grand ball there nest week. Society II
Londnn viii be very curious about Mis-
Grant, who n expected 10 be bright
particular star In Mayfair Miss Killer
Terry according TO The various news
paper correspondents Of the Amerlcar
and English press, u suffering from ever,
aiiment under tho sun, and " also es,
tfanged from the Lycepm and Horny Ir
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