New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-18
AN IRISH PARLIAMENT.
AIR GLADSTONE IN FAVOR OF HOME RULE.

TUDE OF THE LIBERALS.
IoxDoy. Dec. 1S.-The following addllohai
telegram was received from MI Gladstone al 'o nou'
last night: - ,y .o.o,,oo+s
Ito also TO those of The IaU MtH gazette
and DqRg Nccs Although those statements were
unauthorized. proposals may conveniently oc
anvosscd Only an Irish Parliament VIII
meet the case Local councils ctc woui'
he useless. The right to veto the acts OF an iri'n
ministry would be an Illusion. 1 propose instead
The exercise of sovereign power on tho
advice Of a Minister responsible TO INC
Inperial Parliament. Tho suggestion OF an
IRISH pnvy Council is unworthy of attention
The Privy Council survives only as relic
rr,o suhstitute is a Cabinet. The questions
of commerce and policy are dihicut ones;
lint with limitations believe that home-rule may saiey
no granted aud that would end to raise the ch"rac
ter of the irish members
Io>noy Dec l7-Mr. Chamberlain maue a
xiorous speec at Birmingha tonight. lie said that
the huk of the Liberal members Of the House OF Com
mons were Radicals and hst the future policy oil the
party would therefore be Radical policy lie douo'cu
whether il would be wise for the Liberals 10 accept
Office uut the had drunk to its dregs the cup OF
humiliation lie said that the Parnelltes were making
oyerturcs not Mr.. Gladstone. The speaker warned
TauclItcs Wings and Radicals equally to MAINTAIN nc
Integrity Empire. The United states government
he sad poured out blood and treasure ike water ana
fought and won greatest contest OF modern tunes TO
preserve the Uhion II Ensshmcn retained the cOut-
age and stubborn determination which were the ancient
characteristics OF the and both OF when were so
conspcuously displayed IN the American struggle they
would not allow temptations and threats TO snake hclr
resolve to maintain uuimpdIred an elective union oi
The three kingdoms
The ouinons of various leaders have been sought on
the subject of the Irish homerule proposals which have
caused great sensation in political circles me F""
MaH GdscHe having alleged that Earl Spencer A"d ac-
0uesced u the scheme, Earl Spencer elegraphs; NO
scheme of home rule has received my approval MI
Cmders telegrapns that he has no knowledge Whatever
Of Mr. GIadstoucs alleged proposals. sir Charles DHe
says premature to discuss The subject MI HeaIy
says express opinion on the subject before
his party meets. Mr.. O'COnuOr declares that Ireland
will not be satisfied with less than Canada
enjoys and will contribute to the Brit
ism exchcduer Mayor Sullivan, Of Dublin
says: cannot understand how any assembly can save
what landlords call their interests They VIII per'hD
the ucxOrable law OF nature The minoriiyS creed "f
politics is as safe in Ireland in England Larger
home rule will be certain work satisfactorily to
both parties"
5r Chamberlain says that if Mr. Parncn should ap-
proach the Liberal party in areasonaDc and consdcr"tc
spirit they would fairy and impartal'y examine any
proposals he might make and adopt them If they agreed
with Mr. Glalstones principles.
The following dispatch from Mr. Gladstone was re-
ceyed to-day by news association;
HAwARuIN. Dee l..
Tho scheme for home rule in Irelni published IN The
Sq]JdUd this morning, ana plTppiuhS 10 !e my 'tu
The settler cut the Irsh question, Is an inaccurate
representation OF my views. presume tits specu.'
non upon them. 1t published without my k"oNl
eCge OF authority.
Eall granville being asked his opinion OF the reported
Home.Rue scheme. said: Mr.. Gadstoucs message III
regard to The SandardS allegations is sufficient Il is
needless for myself to say more
lie lfdH Ga-eHe this afternoon announces that,
despite the partial denial OF Mr. Gladstone this morning,
Liberal scheme for homo rule in Ireland has been de-
cded upon This scheme, The Ga-,ue reiteracs, pro-
vi for tie creation of an Irish Parliament at Dublin
tho acts of which the Crown viii reserve the
right to veto only upon the advice Of the Irish Ministry
The Irish members will continue sit in the Imperial
Parliament at Westminster and take part in Imperia
legislation The scheme further provides that Ireland
shall have control OF the local police, and requires Mt
Parncl to furnish guarantees that the rights OF the
minority and the interests OF landlords sha! protected
4 Lon ION dispatch to The Lsh Times says: "SAould
The Queens speech the opening Of Parliament not
aude 70 local government for Ireland, Mr. Gladstone
Will move an amendment to the roval address stating
that such measure for Ireland Is necessary The Par
nclutes Will support the motion. Mr. Gladstone VIII
then Ike Office and Introduce bill granting homo rule
10 Ireland"
The London correspondent Of The Express tclecraphs
as follows There is no longer any doubt that MI
Gladstone has approached tho members of the royal
family regarding Irish reform ana is seeking to enlist
The Prince of Waless help in removing the obstacles
thereto"
The editorials in The Frcema1'S journal and U5itcd
Ieland regarding the situation agree In the statement
that il the Marquis Of Salisbury shonld Offer only
worthless scheme home for ireland. the Cou-ct
yav. Gyernmcnt V M iueytablv be defeated By the
combined efforts OF the Liberals and PdrneItcS.
LIZ Ds Dec. 1.-THE London CORE spondent OF Tie
Mcrcurg says "In the of the passage Of home
rule for ireland no flsh member OF Parliament
viii be allowed part in legislation respecting
AM George j. GOschen support Mr. GIaisioHe's lrsh
scheme"