New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-12

| i"iEH'oi FILL IN THE MEETING or THE ENGLISH
| AND IRISH LIBERALs-rHE DEpUTAToN TO WAIT
on MR. GLADsTOSR-wHAT 1T WILL AsK-THE
STATE TRIALS ADJOURNED UNTIL THURSDAY.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1881
The English and Irish members of Parlia-
ment who are arranging for deputation 10
wait on Mr.. Gladstone i'll regard to Irish
la1d reform held numerously attended meet
Ing today, at which Mr.. william Shaw Hone Rule),
member for Cork County deprecated the idea Of British
members forming part of the dcpualn. for fear that
Mr. Gladstone might regard 1t attempt 10 dictate,
but 10 was arranged that he be informed Of their desire
for strong land bill
The meeting. yesterday, of English anI Irish Liberals
TO express dissatisfaction at tie incOmpe,eness Of the
changes proposed in the land system ie attracting much
attention Moro than forty-ye meInb"rs OF Parliament
were present. and only about five repi Irish con-
sltuencies
PRESS COMMENTS on THE Liberal ,iEHTING.
Tn" NcTcasfc Ch'0ncie Of whieh paper Joseph Cowen
Radical member for Sewc is proprietor.
plhishes the FLOWING from LonlOn correspondent.
WAO believed to be one Of the members present at the
meeting:
4 OF hose at the meeting were sincere admirers aud
atncIetS O. Nj GiLlst0he: The Joint deputltion OF
wSc Is 10 w,it on Mr. Ga6.,d n y o i
urge that II is essential ~ order 10 unity and
tentuent in Ireland fhat tie Land iii Shall include
comprehensive scieue Of peasant proprietary, accom-
panied b. tie three F'': The bill. RS hitherto sletched by
The Government would annlhdte tie Liberal party iU
Ireland.
TIE DdUg Ners this morning SAYS:
measure will receive abundant support, while weak
one VII cause deiectiols IRON tho ocrai ranks and
strengthen the hands Of the House Of Lords.
IQc Tunes saws;
body Of politicians, English well Irish,
conV Tng the menace, not IN words bat quite IN
system going far beyond the lines OF Tie Act Of 1870
are proposed stand will be made against coercion.
The London correspon1enof The Manchester guardian
mentions with some degree CT credit that EiE
FOWpCr desires Qlrn of
leiand' principally however, Tor private reasons.
authorities have received various anonymous warnings
OF contemplated attacks Government e.,ablis hnents,
ana they have taken some extra precau:lon
Al tie meeting OF the Home Rule meUbers OF Parlla.
lnent Yesterday it was decided that Nes5rs.
III the House OF Commons TO Nj Gladstone proposal
10 give precedence TO coercion bills
The DEBATE IL PARLIAMENT.
In the House Of Commons lis evening debate tho
Address was resumed
Mr. Mitchell Henry, Liberal and Home Eule member
for tie County Galway said the Government bad
admin stored the existing law in Irenl they might
was likely to restore order. lie condemned the
h0etui system Of BOycotting," and declared that he
Sir FaFrer HeF3che the soiicitof-d neral said the
mt grafton OF the Empire. u was that some eI
ectual remedy should be applied. aai the law be made
strong ehoSA 10 cope WIN me uA '1tten COTE OF me
After powerful speech by Marquis OF 1artington
and violent speech by Mr itea.y, }ione Rule member
| for Wexford. the debate was agan adj jcu-acd.
The Marquis Of Hart;lgton IN hs speech denied that
there exaGgera:ions il hs arass IN IT, st'tc CT
Ireland. Terrorism, lie declared, existed. II was
created by small band o. mis- and !an atics
lApplause.l He denounced the Lana Lcaug3 AMI rs
atrocities and declared 10 necessary tenn poTariy TO
suspend the form OF liberty ii order 70 reesiabsh its
substance
TIE IRISH sTATE TRIALS.
DUBLIS, Tuesday. Jan. IL, 1891
In the ot the traverscrs, IT McD0nough, Of
their counsel, was again absent to-day, being ill., The
evidence of the nolce reporters was continued. The
counsel for the Crown announced thu. their case was
complete with the ptOn Of the evidence Of wit
| mesa, who Is on his way from London In eonse-
| qrence OF the ind.spOston Of iIr. McDoaough the
Court gIanted adjournment unit. Thursday next.