The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-07
ITELEGRAPHIC NEWS
THE IRISH.
ntHerenG OplniOns Of Ghe Wis
dom OF GladsGOne's New
Departure.
g nermE Dislike OF CaVendisl,

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Boston, 5.-The HerGld's cable di.
patches from London say, if Parnell And
| mis- colleagues adhere to the tacit agree.
ments unquestionAbly made government
may be considered to have won q great
victory. U'Kelly, Dillon and PGrnelI
deny having made terms with the gov
eminent. One of the trio said in a
guarded way what the Land League
N .mbers would do If let out; in brief
making certain promises on certain con-
d tonS. This was made still clearer By
verbal promises given lesley by Parnell
in Paris two weeks ago, and the release
Of Parnell on parole was for the purpose
of giving him an opportunity to come to
terms. Healey has been q pseifcator
throughout. The plan was perfected in
Paris between Healey and Parnell, the
former reporting 70 q member OF the
cabinet the terms Of the Land League.
The members al liberty are disposed to
stick to the letter Of the agreement and
give as little ss possible; hence the assur-
snce of Psrnell shat he will place no i'm
pediment In the way Of the new arrange.
ment. The whole League attitude is a.
hostile ss far as the pledges will permit.
Stafford Ncrthcote, leader Of the oDpo-
sitions says government is acting without
precedent in not offering its resignation
after admitting its failure. he does not
think 1t possible to sustain the attitude.
Gladstone's Parliament must dissolve
and will fall between the wings and
radicals. The latter will demand meas
ures the former will not conceds; either
be moves he will lose enough
Wsy of his followers 10 put
an end to his ministry, North
cote thinks before the new policy has
been prscticed many months it
will fail IS completely as the old one.
No audaciIy Of change will then save the
liberal government.
Shaw reiterated tonight his belief
that no dissolution will occur. He says
the opposition has no leader worthy the
nsme; therefore Gladstone will be able 10
tide over the great crisis, not on account
Of his own ability but of the weakness of
foes.
Parnell says the no rent manifesto will
be with drawn &c il is practically mop.
perative. AS to other action he says be
can not outline q definite policy until he
knows to what extent greet reform
would reach. He did not at present see
any reason for 8 noteworthy change Of
front, and he is more and moreidissstis-
fed with Lord Frederick CaVendish's sp-
pointment.
John Bright admitted that Cavendish
was cOlorless to certain extent. He vas
appointed partly for that reason. The
work Of outlining the Irish policy would
chiefly fail to Lord Spencer. He will be
able 10 guide CaVendish, between whom
and himself there already is the utmost
sympathy. Government offered the Irish
people the utmost concessions and had
every reason to hope they would be
accepted.
London, SIN the House Of Commons
Sir Michael Aicks Beach gave notice,
amid loud cheers from conservative
mem bers, that in consequence Of the
critical state Of Ireland he would on
Monday move that it Is Of paramount
that governments entire
Irish policy be.submitted to the House for
discussion.
Gladstone replied that he would. consent
to the discussion taking place on Monday
and If necessary Woulc also devote Tues
day to it. The motion Is intended TO
elicit statement on which 3 vote Of
censGfe may be basel. and is d.ubtless
the outcome of 8 meeting ofcOnservsiiVes
ct the Carlton club
Lord Cavendish left for Ireland to-
night to consider the cases Ct
other suspects, in company with
Earl Spencer, who succeeds Forster.
London, Ga hastily suwmoAed
cabinet council was he'd to-day in the
Office Of Earl Spencer. The Daily
NelDS says, it believes the appointment OF
Csvendish will have a detrimental in-
fuence in Ireland. The Times cJnsid-
ers the attitude of Irish members of
Parliament last night becomes imp-es-
i've.
Dublin, 5.-The arrest of the man said
to be an American citizen, 10 connec-
ton with az attempt TO shoot McGlsriue
a. Foxfor5, County Mayo, may lead to q
csbi1et question.
Dsvi,t will be released on Saturday.
His liberation is delayed by the non-ar-
rival of the necessary state documents
In Ballins, during the rejOiciDgs over
the release of the suspects, collision &C.
Cured between the people and the police.
A drum was captured by the latter. On
the crowd retalisting the police fired.
Wounding several persons. aad one Is re-
ported dying.
New York, 5.-A manifesto is Issued
denying the release of the Land League
leaders WAS the re:ult of bargains with
the British government, and that the
withdrawal OF the mo Rent" manifesto
and disbsndment of the League were
portions of such bargain.