Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-27
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L0HDoz, Juna &-Tsasa Randolph
dinqeun loniRA1 IN 4 tWo ho1Ea apee1h.
enlhusia9ti1 andienoa. Lord RAndolgn
been % mmrn criticised. Every word ul
doun q WEl1o With q Es1olusiun 70 tall
the truth and 9hnuao ahe devil. Mr..
0ladzloneAa aeAemes. ho oontinned.
TIE Ga4hotiH Celtic peaaanaKy undar 4ha
onnsFu1 81 Ameriean ndVenfurers ana
"a nnaspuloan and fauatioal priest
hood. k had nothina 70 say % the
Amsriaan dynami1a and daeRaf fnntiun,
but % olzof cd EnRiEnd'a challenge.
Soar pFisona ere large and Eepe h
cheap. and ws have planty of nmatenR
hanRmen.n be declared, Ased the arst
victim of dYnamfts o. daQQsr Wili have
8eoERa of aVonnaEa. When the Grae
Enzlighmam falls, che lives and persons
ef he d7uamilers and thair allies viii
Be plaosd at the mercy Of an angry and
outraged psopis.n
0tAD4LuNM AT MA4LlI1IIA III.
MancnnsrEn, (RnR.l June w.-Glad-
stone this morning epPeaKee3 10 Be
mnah oEhans1sd e. result of yo1teE-
days strain upon his powers His Voiaa
vas hoax8a. bst hia spirits seemed a.
glronQ as ever. he Eecsived & deleRa-
ton Of Liberals from Iruell and made
q speech IN resp0nae 30 theiF address.
In this be said, amana other things,
Ehero ia today bat one disoon1entod
nroxincs Ii che whole BEihish Empire,
and thas province ia Ireland. Il 4
tine for EnRliehmsn 70 end this dia-
araoo.n Altar ahis 0lsdstnna paid 4
Viafa 10 She Mayer of Manchester aRd
subsequently sook irais for Liverpool
PAnHnE1 At rEzMourH.
LonDoa, June 2s.-Parnsll spoks 80
night aa Piymouth. He gaid She pres.
e1t alFuGala waa q straGale nf the
British and Hrish dsmoorAoiea againsA
oIaea. The landlords saved then any
compunetions of oonaelence b. identio-
ally refusing 0ledslons's liberal lnrma.
Voting menay 70 lriah landlords vas
noa out Of the question. u bad not !
besa and could net be denied, be con-
tinuo1. that Lord OarnaFgun agreed 1
with him IS 20 the main lines on Wbieh |
Astronomy should BE- granted 20 Ireland. |
All that Lord Carnaryoa asserted vas /
that be could not agree 50 the adoption |
of Mr.. Giadaione'a bin, Whiah nobody /
denied. PaFnela did not desire 20 maks /
auy further disoiosufea, bat be thought /
Il very probable that Lord CaruaFvon's /
included the retention Of tue 4
Irish members II she House of Con-
msns. IasEd CarnArvon for six months /
had urged the adoption og hia views /
and the cabinet had not opposed them
ssrioasly.
MoRrMT On nRI0HT.
John Mcrlsy, sDsakina a Newcastle
last night, aaid that tho dsfsotion Of |
Bright was the most painful incident /
q the electoral campaign. while be /
would ever revere Bright as one Of TIE /
puFest Of English statesmen. be must |
say that the Rentleman's detection /
would not ebate one iot or title Of the /
policy adopted By one intellectually as /
great and In political grasp and fore
sight greater than BriRhs.
noT APPnnorkrEn.
L0xDoM, June q. Richard Chamber-
lain, u. p. attempted 10 address The /
electors Of West Isiingion lass night, /
but was not allowed 10 speak. He was
met With cries Of "tFaitoF," and The /
platform vas stosmed. Chamberlain /
and his fFisnds escaped thEOaah the
back door.