Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-16
BRITAIN's COMING FRAY.
All the Parties Picking Out Their
Candidates.


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All the Parties Picking Out Their
Candidates.
BELFAST, June 15.-Loyalists say they
expect to be able in the coming elections
to carry South Tyrone, now represented
by William O'Brien, home ruler, and
also South Londonderry, now represented
by 4. NJ. Healy, home ruler. 1t Is stated
that the injunction OF the Grand Master
against drilling by OraRgemen during the
continuance Of the troubles in Belfast
does not prevent Orange drilling at Rich
Hill in Antrim county, where, it is al
legged, 900 Loyalists continue to practice
military tactics regularly.
In the inquest In the case OF McCOr-
mick, who was shot in the recent riots,
Inspector Green testified that the consta-
bles began firing without orders, that he
stopped the firing as soon as possible and
that the riot act had not been read before
the firing. The jury rendered a verdict
OF wIlltul murder against the policemen,
whose names are unknown.
GLADSTONE AND SALISBURY.
LONDON, June 16.-The Leeds Mercury
calls attention 10 the fact that Mr.. Glad
Salisbury Offering to cooperate with him
in the work OF settling the Irish question.
1t is stated that +. ?. UConnor, Nation
alist member Of Parliament for Scotland
division OF Liverpool, will In the coming
election contest the borough Of OfCambridge,
Eog., now represented by r. u. Pelrose
(Fitzgerald, Conservatory, who was
elected by majority Of lOS in total poll
Of 1854.
Lord Iddesleigh in a speech this even-
ing denied that the Conservatives adyo-
Gated coercion, which, he said, was the
last thing they desired. They would,
however, use every means In their power
to suppress the Land League. MIR. Glad
stones policy meant separation under
American influence.
LORD DERBY's MANIFESTO.
Lord Derby and other prominent Lib
erals have issued "a manifesto to the elec-
tors Of Liverpool, in which they say the
Liberals must choose between allegiance
to Mr.. Gladstone and allegiance 10 princi-
pies. Hesitation is impossible. We ap-
peal to those who prefer patriotism 10
party to support the UniOnist Association
and 10 follow approved Liberals like
Messre. Bright, Harrington, Chamberlain,
Lord Selb0Tne. GOschen, Ceilings, Sir Hen
ry james and many Others. England is
bound 10 protect loyal Irishmen Of what
ever creed. IL would be repugnant to
employ the Queens forces TO compel an
unwilling people TO submit to a govern
ment arising out Of system OF
cruel outrage and terrorism. How
long would the sO-called safeguards last3
Re-conquest of Ireland has become IN
evitable. The home rule and land pur-
chase schemes mean disaster TO Ireland
and injustice TO England. They are
pregnant with strife, collision and danger,
involving many millions OF the hard
earned money OF the taxpayers.
GLADsToNE's OPPONENT.
The Conservatives have selected Col.
Campbell w alker 70 oppose Mr.. Glad
stone. In his address he reminds the
electors that Mr.. Gladstone, who appeals
To their feelings on the score Of age,
enunciated ~ years ago the principle that
60 years should be the outside age for all
who sought to hold responsible positions.
He continues: ''The Premier's present
Kaleidoscope proposals are a singular
proof that Mr.. Gladstone's Judgment Is
no longer what IL was. The strength Of
the Irish party is due TO Mr.. Giadstone's
concessions. IL we must have home rule
let IL be applied TO the whole kingdom on
Mr.. Chamberlain's principle"
Earl CarnarvOn, In his address before
the Primrose League Of Newbury thIs
evening, advised the Conservatives TO
stick TO their col0rs and sink minor diff
ferences. He said he was grieved that
Mr.. Gladstone had appealed 70 class pas
siODs, and promised TO refer TO Ireland on
q future occasion.
THE LEAGUE MEETING.
DUBLIN, June l5.-JOhn Dillon presid-
Cd to-day over the fortnlgbtly meeting of
the Irish National League. The Treas
urer's report showed that since the last
meeting the Parliamentary fund had been
augmented by donations Of 81, 900 from
America. $3.50 from Ireland, and $3.50 from
Australia. All the speakers urged the
Irish people TO await with patience and
confidence the issue Of the present cleo
toral campaign.
DILLON PRAISES THE PEOPLE.
Mr.. Dillon, at the League meeting to-
day, said the admirable conduct OF the
people after their recent disappointment
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