New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-08
ATTITUDE OF MR.. PARNELL.
WILLING TO COMBINE WITH LIBERALS.
MR.. GLADSTONE on THE ToRIEs-MEMBERs ELECTED
TO PARLIAMENT.


LONDON, Dec. SIT is stated that Mr.. Par
nell, seeing that the Tories and Parneltes combined
will be able to deal with the affairs OF Ireland In
Wow OF the certain OF the Irish Tories from the
main party Irish questions has made overtures 10
the Liberals. Mr. Parnel 1t ia said declares that the
Liberals Parnelites combined everything
before them
Mr. Gladstone wrote q letter on Saturday in which nc
said: 81 that the Tories will be much weaker
than the Liberals In the next as in the past Parliament
1t will DO impossible tho Tories TO conduct the GOV
eminent their own strength or to hold position OF
dignity and independence. The Liberal party Will OUT
number the Tories and Parnellltes combined and VIII
be the only party independent OF unworthy motives 10
court the Parncllites for support"
In Wexford, North Division J. f. Redmond, National
ist has been elected By 653l to 8l7 for Vscount stop
ford Conservative In Tyrone, South DIVISION "uilam
OBrien, Nationalist has been elected by $3.50 10 ooo@
for Captain s. II. Maxwell Orangeman. The returns
received up O'Clock this afternoon show that 3l9
Liberals, 2ij Conservatives and 70 Nationalist nave
been elected
The Standard says: "Mr Parnell has supplied tho
English people with key to certain mysteries. lie
takes up the threads Of the Klmanham negotiations
precisely where the exposures in Parliament compelled
Mr.. Gladstone to drop them Mr. Parnell Is quits pro
pared to business the old terms" the Stdna
ard hopes that the admission Of the Parnelltes VIII
produce final disruption Of tho ncongruous " mig anu
Radical party. 1t hints that Mr. Chamberlain mas oee
arranging with Mr.. Parnell throughout tho cahPuis"
The Times attaches weight to Mr. ParnelPs pre-
dction short Parliament than to settlement OF tho
Irish question by the Liberals which would break inc
latter party pieces directly 1t says that there Is more
likely to be coalition between wings and Conservatives
which, even II for a short time would show Mr. Parneu
that he reckoncd without considering the patriotism Oh
the two great English parties.
Sir William Hart-Dyke, Conservative mem0er-eleot oi
Parliament for the Northwest Division OF Kent. mas
offered tho workmen his estates in the county vi
Kent small buildings at annual rental OF h'e anlhnES
per acrc 1900 -, ,,, Va
In Galway East Division, William W. Harris Ma
tionast, has been elected by @S6o to 3oZ TOT IL A.
NuHent 49,, -,
In ~. Andrews the liberal and Conservative cann-
dates each have 256 votes The vote VIII DO eaeluy
counted. o.,
Lord Randolph Churchill has drafted soha % ior
Irish hOmernc the of which, IL is reported IL he
formation of four provincial councils, with central
council Dublin. deal with local legl5 ahu
alton but without powor interfere with tariffs, ponce
military administration. -, ,..-.t,s
The Press Association announces that IL mas IeCe5n
information authoritative source tnhI inc Coh
servauvcs have iurmnlatoda programme dealing MIN
the education. local government lana ana WtIuH
marine questions Respecting the irish question theJ
viii probably await Mr.. ParnclFs views. 1t
ItEiIN, Dec. 7.-rne Norm German Gd-eHs anu other
conservative papers dsgusted with the result Oh INC
English elections.