Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
IMPORTANT RESULT.
Defeat Of the Healyite Candidate for
Parliament In South Kerry.
OF THE SOCIALISTS.
Defeat Also of the New Union Men
in the Cardiff Labor Congress
Military Manocuvrcs Admired
Other British Notes.
(spccial Gable letter.

LONDON, September THE result Of
the election in the South Division OF
Kerry was announced yesterday 1t was
victory for the McCarthyites. who ma
turally are jubilant over the success Of
their candidate, Mr.. Farrell.
Mr.. William O'Brien. who some time
ego was compelled 20 retire from Parlia-
r1ent. owing 10 his having been de-
ciared a bankrupt. took an active part in
the campaign, speaking and working for
Mr.. Farrell. In one OF. hi. speeches to
the electors he said: I'VE have got 70
deal with H.aly once for all, and we Will
do IT," and he was cheered 20 the echo by
his auditors. These words reflect with
absolute fidelity the determination Of the
best men in the Anti-Parnellite party,
among whom, since Mr. Mccarthy de-
nounced Healy as q traitor, the consen-
sus Of opinion Is that the only chance TO
restore unity I'm the ranks lies in the eX-
pulsion Of Healy.
The amash-up Of his nominee in South
Kerry, where the Healy!te faction was
supposed TO be strong. having the cleri-
cal influence on their side, will be fertile
of happy consequences.
II the McCarthyite candidate had been
defeated schism that would have rent
the party 20 pieces would have been in
evltable. M,ssrs. Mccarthy. Sexton, and
William O'Bricn meant in such event
TO have retired TO private lie. leaving
the factions TO fight the battle out The
election wss a test Of III. feeling in Ire
land. Nothing could have occurred that
so declslvely tends 20 put down the
Heslyit. revolt IN the Irish parliament
airy party.
The route Of the Socialists and new
union men In the labor congress at Car
DIFF is 80 absolute that IL settles the at
,1ude of the trades unionist. toward So
cislism for number OF years. Though
the motion for resembling tac Collectiv-
ist resolution Of the last congress was
lost on point Of order, the general
course OF the debates showed that the
members wanted practical work. not
ideelist motions. Finally. the Parlia-
mentary Committee. as reconstructed,
strengthens old unionism.
MILITARY MANOEUVRES.
American officers, on seeing the ma
noeuvres over here beco-e enthusiastic
adherents OF General Sickles's PROPOSE
ton to provide p field In the United
states where similar practice may be
held At Ale1anier's Hotel Il was no
table that the volunteers. numbering with
the permanent camp OF regulars there,
fully 5000 men. were immensely bene-
fited by their two-weeks' stay.
This camp is wholly superior both I'm
theory and practice to the various state
encampmentS Of the National Guard, as
g brings detachmsnts Of volunteers to-
gather from all portions Of the United
Kingdom. with the result OF harmonic
ing provincial difference.
The advantages OF such an arrangement
in the United States. where a few regt-
ments OF infantry, cavalry. and artillery
from the regulars could be assembled in
camp annually with a few National
Guard organizations. for instance. from
Massachusetts, New York, Ohio. Illinois.
MARYLAND. and other Statoe. one yearly,
and other militia battaliOns is succeeding
Years. could be relied upon 10 prove OF
inestimable benefit This IL the opinion
OF all the experts who have witnessed
the operations at Aldershot anu else
where.
Negotiations have practically been COM
pleted for the erection Of a magnificent
ouora house on the site OF the famous
and historical Her Majestys opera
House, In HaymaTket. which was pulled
down three years ago.