Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-18
CABLE LETTER
Views On MorIey's First Efforts
For ireland.
FAILURES OF SMALL BANKS


Copyright 1902 New York Ass'd Press.
LONDON, sent I0. Tho Conscrya-
tiyes assert that tho Libornls are asking
whether MR. Morlcys revocation Of thu
proclamation made under tho coercion
act Is not a tactical hlunder, LihertlA
whose appreciation OF craft In politics
overiops their sense OF principle, think
Mn Morley ought to have delayed tho
revocation of the proclamation until
thcycry eve OF tho re-asscmbling OF par.
lamont He could ihOn, according te
thoh' Tine OF argument bravo Irish
clnmor und satisfied Irish pressure by
doing what he has now done under
m no sOuse OF fidelity te
plcuSas backed by tho hope the Ma
tioualisls viii respond 10 the confidence
he placcs In thcm, The Liberals know
the Intensity OF the dcslre of tho anti
rWnclltcs 10 support MorleyN initial
experiment toward Irish scll-g0Voi'n
nont What they ask n, will the anti
pNrnellitos'lnlencop royailYW lrelhud
$50 freed from coorgiuny Have such quiet
rs viii justify Morloya sudden action.
The Unionisu say, 81 course, that with
restraints Of law removed Irish con-
stables Will not chow themselves and
uutrngos VIII hccomn rife TITS part Of
Tho sadness OF tho pontion Of gouulnA
Irish patriots among the ParncllitcH
that thcy uA largely suspected nl
readiness 20 cooperate In the removal
oi disorlcror ~ least, AFRO nOi ready 20
use their influences 20 control the urup-
two iOreos. Although the numerical
strength OF the paruolllios Ia not
great thoir disturbing power Is i'm
inonsc. II they have not the pricuti
aud wealth Of Ireland ON iholr sid,
they nro siill In close touch with III,
core honrt OF the p,oplo Nor are they
yet utterly extinct al power IN ans dis
irict They still dominate Ia puhlll
and have arrnt influence ~ Galway
Cork and Waterford Upon thNmior
hourAnce depends The a0ooosa OF Nor
low first stroke In behalf OF lrolandt
Independence,
Although tho
RUS on nudECW's hank
WIS almost concurrent with tho lapse
ui the london provldonl bank aud tho
iuiluro Of several small provincial
building societies, It has not had
any apparent influenced on the
money market " would DO
wrong 70 suppose tbnt The
men Of the financial world were with
ont anxiety Am over tho country In
Walol and the north OF England oepec.
iall, thcso wQrkingmcp's lsstiWtlona
combining banking aud building opor.
otipns, arc falling TO plecci
| chiefly through miamnnngemont, but
often through dishonesty Of tho direo.
tors. Tho iilrbcek bank IL The largest
Institution OF tho kind with close CON
nccllun with some Of tho grent banks
and obtained offers OF assistance 10 stop
tho run which was threatening 10
| spread 10 n greater financial
/ sphere. Tho newspapers gave
loyal aid 20 check the panic ahstainiug
\ from ovory hint of possible disastOr aud
| giving prominence To evury reaamring
statement tho,banlcrs wish 70 cirou-
late. The puaition Tonight leaves the
public half convinced that al Is right
though Just cauhG for anxiety exists
| Throughout England there arc 270O
| building Hocietlo8 with liabilities Of
oyur ESQ 001O0n Many OF them nro
known 10 BE- utterly insolycnt aud evon
Il u panic hrlnga no further disastrous
Development, ono result win be an
amendment 10 tho law under which
they ar0 allowed To exist.
WHAT NEW SAYS.
In Wow Of thn OBJECT OF tho outbreak
Of cholera va New York on goods aud
passenger. arriving At British aud
| other European ports, "a representative
| Of ihr Associated i'rean to-dHv intor-
Viewed Johu q. New, American consul
| general bore,
Mr.. Now said thora VIA no reason 10
suppose any change would occur That.
| ilc would continue an uHml lilo had
hoard nothing FROM the British
authorities OF amy suggcation from
huaincss men that the oxihianco oi
isolated cases 10 New York would IN
any wifn alter prosout arrangements.
| Mr. New ndded he ala not think cholera
would become opidomlc IN New York o.
uihor ports Of the United States.
Wien ihe authorities IN America had
10 tnciln anything Ike that thcy took
tieht hold ana kapt IL. within HE
own cOnGulnr boundaries chulnrH, 20 far
ns Trade waa concerned, was utterly I'M
felt
Tho amount u trade during August
/ exceeded that Of the corresponding
month last Year and business continues
% Increase this month. His own infor.
NATION g0ncurrod with that received
BY the English authorities.
Nv. New further said there was no
cholera within Tho United Kingdom.
| This WAS marvellous, cOnsidnring Eng.
land was tho channel through which
some Of thp worst cliises Of continental
cmigranis poured. n, By my chance,
cholera ala become epidemic In Amer
lea, no foit assured 81 would not cause
authorities here 70 do anything Va In
convenience American NrfiYala, but no
could not oven anticipate the question
| ofythis pracaution against the United
1 States arising.
The White Star company has COM
mistiorcd the great Belfast ship build
ors. fIarland 4 Wolf, 90 build an At-
laniln steamer that VIII beat tho rrc-
ord IN alzo afa srged She has already
| been named the Gigantic and win Do
! 100 feet long, mxty-hve feet
| enyen aud half Inches beam and 400
horse power. 10 Is calculatse sh0 win
nioAni twanty-two knots an hour, with
a maximum speed Of twcnty-sogen. She
viii have throe screws, Two fitted liko
the Najcbilc'H and tho third ia the con-
tee. She u ID b. ready 70 aail In
March, 1894.