Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-18
HOME RULE PROPOSALS.
They Create q Sensation In London
Political Circles.
GLADSTONE DENIES THE SCHEME
As Published in Many Newspapers What
Others Have to Say
About X.

LONDON, December 1.-THE STANDARD
says: Mr.. Gladstone, on taking ofiee.
viii bs prepared to create An Lish Parlis.
ment to manaeelegislative and sdministra
tive Affairs, securities being taken for The
representation Of minorities; the equitable
portion Of Ill imperial charges, and the
6nitysf the empire. The authority Of The
Crown and TIE supremacy Of ,,he IaoesiA
PsElianans IN - assnGu1 O. oe>fsAnps =
BE one Of the guarantees vill b the
nomination Of portion Of the Irish mem
bers Of the Crown.
AND GLADSTONE PROMPTLY REPuDATIs II,
LONDON. December 1.-THE following
dispatch from Ar. Gladstone was received
to-day BY . news association:
HAwARpES. December IL.
The scheme for Home Rule 10 Ireland
published in the Standard this morning.
and urpor.ipg to be my plan for the sst
Element Of the Irish question, 10 an inaccu
rate representation OF my views. I pre-.
sumo It 10 . speculation upon them. II
was published without my knowledge or
authority.
THE GAZETTE Also DETAILS tbs SCHEMA.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette announces that despite Mr.. Glad
stones partial denial Of the existence Of =
scheme promulgated BY the Liberals fer
granting Home Rule Ia Ireland, It has
been learned upon good authority that
such scheme has been drawn up AsfAr
a. can bs learned. says the Gazette, i;s
provisions are a. follows:
First-That Ireland shall be allowed 10
have parliament Of her own, the Crown
reservipg the right to veto any nessure
passed BY 1t only upon the advice Of the
Irish ministry.
Second-TnAt the lrish members will
continue in the Imperial Legislature q
Westminster.
Third-That the police system OF lie.
land shall be under the control Of the Insh
homo Government
Fourth-Thst Parnell shall furnish the
Imperial Government with suitable guar
antse that be will protect the rights Of the
minority a. . safeguard 10 the Landlords
interests in ireland.
n. DIX sIERs NAY BIZ DrposrD.
LONDON, December l7.-Dispatchss
from ST. Petersburg shows that In spite
of government Pressure against Prince
Alexander, the popular feeling in favor OF
Bulgaria 10 becoming formidable. This 10
causing reaction ot sentiment against NJ
de Giers, whose management Of the foreign
affairs Of that empire is distrusted BY the
Gar. An important change in the minis
try 10 imminent. II 10 believed that Prince
Dondukof Korssakof will succeed n. de
Giers a. Foreign Minister, and that Gen.
eral RossnthAl will be made Minister OF
War. The advocates Of vigorous action 10
the Balkans consider the reports Of ~
Austrian Italian alliance 10 be virtually
an offensive and defensive alliance ~
against oil other powers. The terms Of
the bargain are reported TO bs that slice
Of TJrol, including the important town Of
Trent, shall be ceded by Austria 10 Iialy,
and that Austria shall be allowed and a.
sisted to extend her influence At SalopicAs
THE HOME RCLE PROPOSALS..
LONDON, December l1.-Opinions Of W,
rious leaders have been sought on the sub
iect Of Irsh Home Rule props.ls, which
have caused great sensation in political cir
cles. The Pail Mall Gazette, having a.
legged Earl Spencer had Acquissced 10 the
scheme, Earl Spencer telegraphC nc
scheme Of Home Rule has received my %
provsl" Mr.. Childers teleQraphs he has
NO knowledge Whatever OF Mr. Glsdstones
alleged proposals. Sir Charles Dixie saysi;h
premature TO Discus the subject. Mr.
Healy says be csnno, eIprea 40 opinion
on the snbiect before bis party meets
Mr.. 0'Conpor declares that Ireland viii
not be satisfied with less than Canada sn
joys and will not contribute TO the Beitisk
eIchequeT. Mayor Sullivan. OF Dublin.
says Il cannot understand how an assembly
can save what landlords call their interests
They will perish BY the insIor.bls hand
Of nature. Larger homs will bs more
certain 10 work satisfactorily 10 both gar.
ties" Mr.. Chamberlain says that u Mr.
Psrnell should approach the Ebersi parry
in Q reasonable and copsidersts ppirit they
would fairly and impartially examine any
proposals be might make and adopt them
If they agreed with the Gladstone p,inci.
pies.
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