The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-08
KICKED OUT BY SOUTH KERRY.
COMPLETE sMAsH-UP or THE He
ALYITE FACTION RESULTS.

4 COnsummntiOn DevOutIy wished
for by All True Friends of ireland.
Mccarthy DenOunces HeaIy As a
Rank TraitOr-O'BrIen, Who
Welded "A shiIIeIah In the Cams
pniEn in Kerry. safds ..XNe Have
Got 10 Deal with HeaIy Once for
All, and We VIII DO If'-Interest-
ing Special Cable Letter From
London.
London. Sept 1.-THE result OF the elec.
ton in the south division of Kerry was
announced yesterday. It was a victory
for the Mecarthyites. who naturally ara
jubilant over the success Of their candi-
date Mr.. Farrell.
w. A. oBrien, who some time ago
was compelled TO retire from parliamens
owing to his having been declared a bank
rupt, took an active part IN the campaign.
speaking and working for Mr. Farrell.
in one OF his speeches to the electors he
said: we have got to deal with Healy
once Tor ALL and we will do It," He
was cheered to the echo by his auditors.
These words reflect with absolute hdel-
ity the determination of the best men in
the ant-Parnellite party, among whom.
as traitor, the consensus of opinion Is
that the chance to restore unity in the
ranks lies In the expulsion Of Healey.
The smash-up Of his nominee in South
Kerry, where the Healyite faction was
supposed 70 be strong, having the cleri-
cal influence on their side. will be fer1
tile with happy consequences.
II the Mccarthy candidate had been de-
feated, schism that would have rent the
party 10 pieces would have been inevit-
able. Messrs. Mccarthy, Sexton and Will
liam O Brien, meant, in such an event, "a
have Immediately retired to private life.
leaving the factions to fight the battle out.
The election was test of the feeling in
ireland. Nothing could have Occurred that
so decisively tends to put down the Healy-
ite revolt in the Irish parliamentary party
The rout OF the socialists and new union
men In the labor congress at Cardiff Is 50
absolute that II settles the attitude Of the
trade unionists toward socialism for a
number Of years. Though the the motion
for resembling the collectivists revolution
of the last congress was lost on point OF
order the general course OF the debates
showed that the members wanted prac-
teal work. not idealist motions. Finally.
the parliamentary committee as recon-
structed, strengthens old uniOnism.
American officers on seing the ma
noeuvres over here, become enthusiastic
adherents of Sickle's proposition TO pro-
vide "A field in the United States where
similar practice may be held. At Alder
shot It was notable that the volunteers,
numbering, with the permanent camp OF
regulars there. fully 30000 men. were i'm
mensely benefited BY the two weeks
stay, This camp IS wholly superior both
IN theory and practice TO the various state
encampments OF the national guard, as It
brings detachmcnts of volunteers to-
gether from all parts of the United King
dom, with the result OF harmonizing diff
ferences. The advantage of such an ar
rangement IN the United states where a
few regiments OF infantry, cavalry and
artillery from the regulars could be as
sembled In camp annually with few ma
tional guard organizations. for instance.
from Massachusetts, New York, Ohio,
Illinois, Maryland and other states, once
a year. and other military battalions
could be relied on to prove OF estimabla
benefit. This Is the opinion Of all the
American experts who have witnessed
the plan in operation at Aldershot and
elsewhere.
Negotiations have practically been COM
pleted for the erection of a magnificent
opera house on the site OF the famous
and historical Her Majesty's Opera House
In Haymarket. which was pulled down
three years ago.