New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-09
PHASES OF THE IRISH CONFLICT.

PHASES OF THE IRISH CONf Llci'
LONDON, Nov. 9-The TimeSs Dublin cores
pondent discussing the Home Rule meeting III
Dublin Yesterday. saws: The little knot OF
politicians who meet occasionally under tne nanio
of the Home Rule League think they fine OPP
nortunitv for emerging from the insgniicance
into which they were cast by the Land
League Only thirty persons were present at the
meeting at which the manifesto was promulgated
Several moro suspects were arrested on Tuesday.
DI1BLIN. Nov. S-The Episcopal arms, carved on
the piIlars of Archbishop McCabes house, nave
been broken Ii is supposed that the act was OWING
To Archbishop McCabc's recent pastoral .
The Gazette contains The return OF agraflah out
RACES committed during October. Ot 49o eases
there were 32 in Ulster, To- IN LeihS'er' LOO III
Connaught and 223 in Munster.
Mr.. w E. Forster, Chief Secretary 1Or Lelahu,
has started for London.
BISMARCK'S RETIREMENT PROBABLE.
LONDON Nov "a dispatch TO The Daily Necs
from Berlin SAYS: "The news has rapidly spread
throughout the city that Prince Bismarck
intends to resign. as he sees no way of naming
at the head of Government which he practlcaily
cannot control. The Conservatives have deter
mined to vote for Socialists rather than ProgreSsS1s
in the consti tuencIes yet to be wOn."
BISMARCK SORE OVER THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON. Nov S.-A Berlin dispatch to The
Times SAYS In the second ballot for Members Of the
Reiclistag DR. Falk was victorious at Worms by sweep
ing majority. Most OF the second elections up 10 the
present time have resulted in favor of the Liberals
BERLIN. Nov. s.-The Post publishes an article which
causes considerable sensation. After announcing that
Prince Bismarck win return TO Berlin in the course OF
week to report the Emperor in regard TO the future
Constitution of the Government in view OF the results OF
the late elections the article proceeds as follows;
We hear that Prince Bismarck has expressed himself
as weary being made the butt Of all the Wlckf
baseneSs calumny and cnyOus suspicious OF 4oOOooVO
people According 10 the principles oi Parliamentary
government the majority ought 10 he Obliged 10 assume
the succession to the Office OF Imperial Chancellor AZ
the time the Progressists and the members OF e
Centre party although able 10 combine Tor purposes Oh
opposition incapable OF governing IN concert As
il impossible to Prussia on nonarchlcal system
and al the time the principles OF the frogrcsslsl
party the ChaneelOrs successor IN choosing between
the Centre party and the Progresslss, would nave no
other alternative but decide in favor OF the former
and 10 endeavor form governmental majority Win
the cooperation the Catholics. The struggle waeed
for years by Prince Bismarck against the Centre party
renders il apparent that persons who nave taken 10
part therein ARE more fitted for the task OF forming
Government than Chancellor, who thought he cOud
carry the conflict with the support Of the formerly
great National Liberal party, but was compelled 10
abandon il when, the failure Of the negotiations WIN
Herr Won Bennigsen Liberals left them IN the iurc
The leadership, having been allowed 10 pass Into the
hands the more radical elements OF the Liberal party
the path which the Government kept Ia view up 10
1877 became closed against them. For the new pans
which must be struck out the responsibility had Dtter
pass to statesman who does not possess Prince BIS
IlaTcK's antecedents.