The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-25
ryGJ ANp'S HOT CAMPAIGN.
y,Er HOOTED TT THE NORTH
w ,,uBn7H COSTERMONGERS

,.,ox June 24-The election excitement
,cI,ud il growing t. the highest pitch.
~, Tories are anxious to make Irish homo
~, cha ,o,, issue. and are willing to promise
100 o,her reform on the Liberal programme.
,ra vents II to-day included tho unsuccess-
-, o,,,npts OF Henry NJ. Stanley and Joseph
G",mberntn TO address meetings In North
lambeth and Coventry. respectively. and the
n.n,nrs Of addresses by Mr. Balfour and Sir
william Vernon lIarconrt.
Mr. stsnl,ys lrst effort to capture the SUI
,,,.s Of tho rostermongers In North LAMBETH
.,.alisma failure. From tho beginning to
~, end ot the indoor meeting. which he pro-
,,.cd To- address this evening" confusion was
,,rrc,nr, Tho rough and. ready element.
.s,,l, is strong in tho North Lambeth neigh
t,horI had complete control OF the
seating. md. despite III" presence OF Mrs.
c,anley lii not hesitate TO insult aud abuse
,ha sucalnr. Mr. Stunley's appearance on
ina r,n,iorm was The signal for shuNlnH and
,pppe.s"l gronning at tho rear VI the hnli.
When he wns introduced there was roar of
laughter mingled with yolls. F"r tho FIRST ten
rinutca hs was able to make hmso!f hear'i.
although he was interrupted constantly WIN
t,,r.r and sometimes indecent remarks. Fora
,Aors t,mo Mr. stanley maintained his romp'a-
,,r,y ;,nGcr the fire ~ adverse comment; then
IA bccnmc embarrassed and showed symp-
inns Of losing his temper. Tho disturbance
T. ncrrasni with Mr.. Stanley's confusion, until
sothn. roui be heard except the hoDtinI"n
aGutin. MIR. Stanley stopped taking ana
.arrh re"ccly at the mob Mis-. STANLEY burst
inf, .,nrs twico rose to hcr feet. and then
,,nk into her scat. Her evident distress hal
s,r ,idcrab,. effect uron tho shoutcrs. anu
,h,v began To calm iowr. Before Mr.. Stanley
could resume his speech she SrranS t" her
rr. and cri.'l:
"Whcn all of you and arn dead AMI forgot
Ten the name Of STANLEY will live. rcv2red and
N arc."
NJ iI4r words we're followed lv burst OF
LucA,..r and cries ot shane" The police
.~tr, !"ur mon. and cunstabcs were sta
toned around tho hall. When order was
partly restored Mr.. Stanley resumed his all
dress DESPITE, further Interruptions he said.
.ar"GtM AL ne nad come to Say, im n V lie
mrctiGa, closed IN mn uproar.
THEY WOULDN'T HEAR CHAMpERI.AIS.
IosCGh Chamberlain had no better success ns 3
tnn MI STANLEY WEN nc ,rieM 10 nnaress t
ing was disc, derry beyond all precedent dent and
chamberlain had uttered but II few scntence-
cheers for .ia lst9ne,, Ulcers nHd al his neS
snaril aud raising his arm stepped torwar1 as
ptondlrcss cdisturhcrs Nobody heard what
h. said. Tor the la'llttls WHO nul I'uCNeu inc
AL several ', lights were stated. The police
vrec.ll,' in and after ten minutes restored
order. Mr. Cham! crluin urncc-ded without
n'erruption 10. about live minutes. state.
m'nt t" the. effect that Glndse"nians had no
cries 4 " Tmrn"oat aud Traitor" and in an
nSs,an' the meeting was again in nj nrroar;
VOICE M WIS natds an sH.' "st threw s
s,.bags head, 1t did no, reach the i;l",,,o.mT:
hut tell IN tho crowd. Inst in front 81 the
ll.Ir Mr Nh m h,st al
tw words to the Chnirman. am, the later told
The officer h charg" t" EJECT all .i"or'i.rly
.< s' n'n s:S" % "' hs begun spssk
Ing OF his friendship for the laburin:
mn nan'irmoniHm again brok", loose
and five men were tl,rnwn ont by the
during when Mr. Ilmmncria,n exh"rte "a tho
constable t." turn out disturbers without cere-
Or be Ma. com he t t ss'pr% y T s
.lOrts to he heard ana hy the rNcitenent OF
The occasion and he was assisted, hnlf faint;
lnC. To- n carriage. The police then cleared
the hall.
MIR. n,lrorR SCOTS IT HOME RULE.
Mr.. laitonr's election address claims nrac-
dcaI!y everything in sight. II :nlis for warm
mcni's rpIiey al home and abroad. denounceS;
hom" rule and Mr. ,G!a''stone's attitude toward
address is SUBSTANTIALLY rs follows:
: iaanifr.L inin.ticr ,iunger+. and ahsurhitics
OF my ~"h"me q hHme ,Tl.. Every s ynir,s
while l!r ambiguous and hcsltat ing modihca-
tions by VIII h the srpnrntsts have endeay;
proposals seem to make home rule even more
unjust and absurd. criticism on a scheme
before Ms cannot be complete. but an Irish
PNaia:n"Et CONTROLLING an Irish executive
%." . ~, :" lar a. tho security Z the Lorai
Isis i concerned. the promised supremacy Of
the i'nr"rnl In! Lament would e Shau,
Gm.rrin while the Dnhln Ia iirmcn! and
lnOh representation ut Westminster would
podmc" intnir;ahie consrnucnce.. such =
ahrrEelly oppressive to the minorty OF Irs-
and
their methods, are mntters o. common know!-
.s Ind n" 4" G ss "H M inTt Pre-
In;,as community grows it is necessary to
4 W. lain mo.e bcneicent legislation for
M lMriinm"nt than fora prev!'n. far!ia,
m"n' N the settlement of local government In
England and Us extension to Ireland
r."on"Iu>iUn Mr.. Balfour says tho Union
VT VT. IRE ~ lany from which ne iabnr;nE
I,ec nol,"y. he snys IN e encourage thrift in
t HhNry"r "!l;"E" pension schem: they nay
u rnrliamcr'ut suel, \ scheme, 1t /. also
T ,Hnr rTn :" ,mnr,ye re condition 81 the
r rlsirntion law comes W. he says rho redis-
trluutinn OF Parliamentary representation
n'rst !lrst y" considered.
-" WILLIAM vE';HOH HNRcoURr'S ADDRESS.
Sir y tIlHm Vernon ilarcourt in his address
t'ned today. shows tnat the Tories scofYeu
Of tree education and the email holdings prop
oson at the last c'sction, and hav" since
sinuted both. He declares That the Liberals
Eil' carry forward to success tho principles Of
We Acwrastle programme. hotwithsta nding
Tory obstruction. and will prove that they are
Worthy Of the confidence which there IL eyary
reason to ho!eve the electors will bestow upon
them. N'
COMMENTS on Mr. GLADsToNE's ApDIEss,
The Standard, Tory organ. says there ia
hardly u passug in Mr.. Gadstones address
to M consttUHnts that can rune JnIonist
e9mp!arnncy. Many OF the paragraphs nre in
s'inct with dignity and pathos. but these are
MI OF cumLhtiNe ompleXion.
The i"hrs says the address is COMMONPLACE
both in manner aud matter. and not tle Az
gresiye statement that was expected ~ a NM. .
form for the Scparati,ts
IT'S HOT FIGHT IN IRELAND. to-
nrnIIS June PA meeting Of anti. Par.
nrIites was held in the Town Hall IN Lim.ricl
mi, evening" francis A. Q'Keeio, Anti, Par,
Sneaker. When Mr.. OKeeie arrived at the mi