The New York herald., 1877-10-01
IRISH HOME RULERS.
roLIcY-PoPuLAI DEMAND FOR GREATER
ENyRGY-oRGANIziSG THE NORTH.

AGITATION IN IRELAND OVER THE OBSTRUCTION
roLIcY-PorULAG DEMAND FOR GREATEI
ExyRor-oRGANIziSG THE NORTH.
DUBLIN. Sopt. IL, 1877.
The quarrel or misunderstanding between the hom
ruiors does not yet show any sign OF abatement or re
cancellation. need not refer TO Mr.. Parncli's tou
through the English towns. His ofhcinl position al
Prcsldcpt OF the British Home Ruo quite
iustincs this; although Mr.. Butts friends are ia
from pleased Al tho reception Parneli mects with
everywhere. and Al tho adroit way in which he ant
0'Connor Power continue votos OF approva
for The obstruction proceedings Mr. Butt has sum
monet 4 conference OF the Irish members OF Pariia
ment belonging to the rule party, TO be hold In
Dublin on Tuesday. October o
To-day the Council OF tho Irish Home Rule League
meets 10 consider double resolution proposed by Mr.
Butt. lie recommends that.a general mocting Of the
members OF the League shall be held In Dublin on
October II. two days after tho conference OF tho
Members OF Parliament and that this general meet.
ing shall be asked To consider tho advisability of
holding irrational conference 10 consult and advise
upon the Home Rule movement" Bntt-so at least
several think-truss TO the effect OF dcny His pres
ent antagonists will meantime 20 on develop
ing more ard thor obstruction policy at
the croui, meetings ,hey ar arc noSonn now holding &
clcrgv-always influential factors, which cannot
be overlooked In any Irish national movemcnt-will
Parncll and his friends, and thus the general feeling
viii moro gather around Butt But the veteran
politician not 10 be aware at all OF the strength
and generality Of the feeling OF dissatisfaction with
which the country regards the bulk OF tho Homo Rulc
members and their Parliamentary conduct
DUrT MUST LKAF.
A continuance OF this state OF things is simply i'm
possible; it will not be tolerated. II Mr. Butt Is do
his own position and secure tho pay
mcnt OF tho tribute 10 himself no must satisfy the
Irish people TINT IA now leaf" will bc turned over,
and that next years session rs kcly to show very
different record from last The personal question
between him and tho obstrdctionis.s Is very minor
matter inuced, when compared " tn the othcr vital
question whether the interests OF Ireland Will DO ac-
lively intciiigcntly and honestly pushed forward In
the British Parliament
Parnoll moves o.day counter resolution suggest
Ing that "a committee be appointed TO consider what
further steps should bc taken for the purpose Of sum
moning national confcrenco TO doliberate upon tho
prcsont position OF the Home Rule movement"
This resolution is certain be iavornby viewed by
the majority OF tho Council. But probably somo
at so to avoid Irritating Butt or seeming to DIS
credit him.
ORGANIZING ULSTER.
Meantime tho population OF Ulstcr arc showing that
sefr eancc and independent, manly spirit which aro
such prominent tho character Of all classes
OF tho population OF that province 1t is proposed to
which is to no independent of tho Irish Home Ruo
League and oil other homo rul0 organizations, al
though adopting tho same principles aud work.
ing for tho samo object. The chief atm Of tho
new society viii properly organize the electoral
strength several polling dstrcts 30 TO secure
the registration OF homo rule voters and bring them
people are beginning TO complain that Butt has
neglected organizing the country ut nli;
that tho League affords opportunities for plenty OF
great speeches. but 10 is inefficient for work. Were
not SO the Parliamentary conduct OF the Irish
bers would havo been very different, indeed. The
new Ulster scheme has the concurrence OF q large
shall surprised II II docs not soon gvo good
count OF ITSELF