Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-23
CHURCHILL In IRELAND.
LOYALIsTs URGED TO PREPARE
FOR THE FIGHT.

FOR THE FIGHT.
BeIfaRt Orangenen Give the Visitor y
Rousing Welcome--Hjs Speeches UD-
changed in their Tenor--Capt O'shes's
Introduction In the House OF Very
Cool Character.
LONDON, Feb. 22.--It is stated that Mr,
Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has
so instructed the police and military au-
thOrities us to render 1t virtually impnssis
BILE 10 effect evictions.
MoRLEY's GoBLIN-
! John Morley, Chief Secretary for Ire,
land, replying TO Baron Henry de Worms
question whether Mr.. Morley adhered 10
the opinion he expressed in a recent
speech, that it was desirable to exclude
the Parnellites from Parliament, admit
( ted that his speech was correctly re-
ported, but said he preferred to explain
his policy fully on proper occasion.
Mr., Gladstone announced that the gov.
ernment did not intend to suppress the
Irish National League.
Mr.. Childers stated that he had accepted
the resignation OF Col. Henderson as
Chief of London police.
Mr.. Gladstone, In moving the appofnt-
ment of the select committee on proceed.
| ure, said II WAS the governments inten.
adopt cloture measures.
Archbishop Walsh, Of Dublin. has writ
ten Mr.. Gladstone saying that the Irish
1 Bishops considered that the results Of
elections answered Mr.. Gladstone's ap-
peal TO the Irish people TO "speak out"
The Archbishop also says that the
| Bishops believe that home rule would not
affect the union or supremacy Of The
crown, and urges SUSPENSION of evic.
| lions until the land question has heen
settled.
Capt. O'shea, met with a chilling re.
ception In the House OF Commons. Mr..
Parnell fatty refused to introduce Col.
Nolan. Mr.. Blake reluctantly undertook
the task and Mr.. Eiggsr openly av0wed
his disgust and contempt on the occasion,
CHURCHILL's TRIP.
Lord Randolph Churchill arrived at
Larne this morning on bis way to Belfast.
He was Enthusiastically received by q
large crowd. On his journey from Lon
don be mode short stay at StTanrear,
| Scotland. There was gathering Of peO-
pie at the station and in reply TO their
greetings Lord Randolph made a speech
in which he said he imagined that scotch-
men benefit too much by theiPunion with
England TO support any proposals for dis.
memberment OF the empire. This remark
was received with cheers.
In an address at Larne Lord Churchill
hHHtIbeu buhJ tue kThnblHk OF nome rule 10
Ireland would result In the dissolution Of
the connection between Great Britain and
Ireland. He declared that the placing OF
the loyalist Of the NORTH of Ireland under
the authority OF a Dublin government
would be monstrosity Of civilizations
The loyalists must organize and tic them
selves for a struggle for the maintenanca
of the union which was only beginning
now, but which, he predicted, would as
| sumo grave proportions.
WELCOMED TO BELFAST.
BELFAST, Feb. 22.--Large bodies OF
Oransemen, wearing regalia, displaying
| banners, and headed by bands OF music,
met Lord Randolph Churchill at the de.
pot here. He was escorted by u large
4 procession TO Ulster ball, where addresses
were presented hin. Replying to the ad.
dresses, he said he wished that those con-
templating a dissolution Of the union
were only present They would then per-
ceive that Belfast would never submit t0
disunion. The town is excited, and ex.
tensiye police precautions have been
taken IN prevent riotiDg.
The enthusiasm witnessed In Belfast to-
day has not been equalled here fn many
years. In many professions through tha
| streets were many women. who all dis
| played orange colors. So dense were the
crowds that filled the principal thorough
fares, more particularly along the route
taken by Lord Randolph Churchill. that
trafiick was blocked for several hours.
DRAWN BY THE PEOPLE.
No sooner had Lord Randolph seated
! himself in carriage that WAS awaiting
! him than the crowd made a rush for tba
| carriage. Embarrassed the horses and
/ dragged the vehicle from the station To
the hotel. The enthusiasm displayed
along the line Of March was prodigiOus.
This evening Lord Randolph addressed
a meeting, when the enthusiasm displayed
/ upon his arrival was repeated. The hall
IN which the meeting was held was
/ filled TO It's utmost capacity. When Lord
| Randolph arose TO address the audience
| cheering began, and 1t lasted several min,
utes. When order WAS restored Lord
Randolph began hls address. He said ii
/ lay with Ulster 20 say whether Ireland
should remain part Of the empire. He
denied that the Parnellites were the trU~
representatives OF the viii OF the II
people.
PARNELL DENOUNCED.
As for Mr. Parnell himself his only title
20 be continued in the party Law in action
Of which no one could be justly proud.
BY playing upon the terrors Of the peas
antry and by means OF brutal Outragea
upon human beings and ANIMALS be had
secured tve-slxths OF the Irish members
OF Parliament. Lord Randolph appealed
10 all, regardless OF creed, 20 declare in
favor Of a freer and closer union. IL the
appeal failed, he said, be would not mind
leaving the issue 10 The pCnple OF Ulster,
III believed the storm won d blow over,
however, and that the union would emerge
stronger than " bad ever been. Eut II tbs
nation was so apostate as 10 hand
over the LOyalists to the Parnelli:es thera
were plenty OF men Ia England who wouM
be found ready 10 stand by the Loyalists.
Tho meeting adopted a resolution 10 on.
pose uatiOnalism, and 10 call upon ths
people Of England and Scotland for help,
ADDRESSES 10 THE LORD LIEUTENANr
DUBLIN, Feb. 22.--The Lord Lleuteu.
ant to-day received an address from
the Dublin Chamber Of Commerca
complaining OF the adverse effect on
commerce Of social disorder and de-
fance OF the governments authority. Toe
Earl OF Aberdeen promised remedial
measures. Lord Mayor sullivan, MF.
Gray, Mr.. Harring gt0n, ir. Murphy, and
Mr.. Mcdonald members OF the Councili
united Ia a seperate address proving the
Lord Lieutenant % disregard the address
Of tho Chamber OF Commerce. on tue
ground that the chamber was nOi repre-.
sentative body because It protested
against home rule.