The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-18
GREAT SENSATION
IN GREAT BRITAIN POLITICS.
An Alleged Arrangement for Home Rulo
for IrSIAad-Somo of the Irish Mem.
bSrs FnTor ia Question shat IS
Stirring up the British Kingdom.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Standard says
I Mr.. Gladstone, on taking office, will b.
prepared to create an Irish Parliament t.
manage legislative and administrative al
fairs, securities being taken for the repre-
sentation ot miaorities; the equitable por'
ton Of all imperial charges, aud the unity
of the empire. The authority OF the
Grown and the supremacy OF the Imperial
Parliament viii be assured. Itis proba.
bic one OF the guarantees will 10 the nom
ination OF portion of the Irish members
blythe Crown.
The following dispatch from Mr.. Glad
stone was received to-day by news asso-
citation:
HAwARDEN, Dec. II.
| The scheme for home rule in Ireland
published in the Standard this morning,
and purporting to be my plan for the Set.
tlement OF the Irish question, is an mac
curate representation Of my views. pre-
sume it is speculation upon them. 1t
was published without my knowledge or
authority.
The FaA Mall Gasette announces that
despite Mr. Giaastone's partial denial Of
the existence OF scheme promulgated by
the Liberals for granting home rule To-
Ireland, it has been learned on good au-
thority that such scheme has been drawn
up. AS far a5 can bs learned, says the
GGsRtte, Its provisions are as follows:
FIrst-That Iceland shall bs allowed
Parliament Ot her own, the Grown reserv-
ing the right to veto any measures passed
by it only upon the advice OF the Irish
Ministry.
Second-That the irish membsys will
continue in the Imperial Legislature at
Westminster.
Third-rhat the police system OF Ire.
land shall be under the control OF the
Irish home government.
Fourth-Ihat PaFnell shall furnish the
Imperial Government with suitable guar
aptee that he will proteCs the rights cf the
minority as \ safeguard to the landlord
interests in Ireland.
IRELAND PLEASED WITH THE scuEMR.
DUBLIN, Dec. l7.-A special dispatch
from london to the Freemans Journal ssys:
Earl Spencer and Earl Granville spprove
MIR. Giadstone's scheme oil Home Rule for
Iceland. Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain, Sir
Charles Dixie and the Marquis Of Rartipg.
ton are wagering in their objections 10 the
scheme.
A London Dispatch TO the Lri.h Tum,s
says: Should the Queens speech on the
opening Of Parliament not slludc to local
government for Ireland, Mr.. Gladstone
will move An amendment to the royal ad-
dress, stating that such measure for Ire
land is necessary. The ParpelIitea will
support tho motion. Mr.. Gladstone will
then take Office and introduce bill grant
ing home rule to Ireland.
The London correspondent Of the El-
prHI telegraph as follows:
There is no longer any doubt that Mr..
Gladstone approached the members OF the
Royal family regarding Irish reform, and
is seeking TO enlist the Prince OF Wales
help IN removing the obstaclea thereto.
The editorials in tho Freemdn's Journal
and United Iretaad regarding the situation
agree iu the statement thag II the Marquis
ofealishury should offer only worthless
scheme Of Home Rule for Ireland, the
Conservative Government will inevitably
be defeated by the combined efforts OF
the Liberals and Parnellites.