New-York tribune., 1886-05-25
CHAMBERLAIN'S PROPOSAL.
pIssINTERs MAY NOT OPPOSE HONE RULE

THE CONDITIONS NAMED TO BE CONSiphhrD ~ ''
GoVrR~MFNT TO-DAY.
LONDON. May 24.-Thc negotiations between
the Chamberlain party and the Government ooh'""''
and there is thought to be favorable prospect OF
uemeut Of the Home Rle question. Mr. Chamberlain
ba. authorized the Government whip to inform 'he "
,rv ,ha, the odca diSsdens will not make the with
orawal Of the Home bill Imperative provided clanse
2i be eminated that in case the ooJectohaoe ci""se
be stricken out, they will not vote Tor the sec"n'
reading of the bill. bat will abstain from opposing l''
Mr. Chamberlain also written to Mr.. Gladstone u
concla,ory letter explaining the writer co"u"o' " w
Home Rule debate 49,
Lord Harrington has received from the Conservative
whip letter which the promise Is made that al 'ne
general election Tory candidate VIII pe nominate" "
opposition any Liberal Unonist.
A Cabinet council Will be held tomorrow 10 o"",. ,'
III, e ,,o concessions TO be offered before division
Is taken on the Home Rule bill ., 10
Mr. C,omberl.in denies the story that h staten nc
xould glory in the downfall OF Mr. GLADSTONE IL says
the story is an absolute fasehood and that lie sun re-
toips the most profound respec, for the Premier
Iord s,l,sbary replying to resolutions OF con4dcnce
rreseuted to him by II depu,ation Of workmeu from
Uchin Hertfordsnre, said he was glad 10 hn1 WORK
insmen discussing the Governments Irish pohcy. lie
saia the Irish question especially coucorned Brltish
workmcn as it affected the greatness AMI Strength OF
the Empire
Archbishop Walsh, OF Dublin, has been in London for
week. The object OF his visit to try TO influence the
fo ycrs of Mr.. parne to consent t. the retention OF
Ir,.h member. at Westminster IN connection with the
IRISH Home ule 1t is understood that Cardl-
nal Manning. having heeOme Alarmed at the prospect o
the withdrawal of catholic Home Rule memners from
the BRUSH Parliament has urged the College OF the
Propaganda TO exercise pressure upon the lsh bsnop
Wi Wow of having them exert tIeir
influence upon Mr.. Parnell IN favor or the
retention OF the Irish members The ground taken Dy
the Cardinal is that the removal OF tIe rlsh menneIs
would he injurious TO the cause OF the Cath0lc denoh
,Se Ir.sa ProtesIant meinDcrs of the House
Of Commons. who are d%arfed In & lou
in the dublin Pari,n~it Again the extreme Nation
nsts who IN recent years have deprived the prieslhood
of control of National movement would be likely TO
advocate socialist principles in preference TO Catholic
prncpls Therefore, lac considers federal system OF
The Proparanda has succeeded in inducing the bishops
TO exert their lnn cnce upon Mr.. Parners followers
with the object securing the consent OF the latter TO
the retention OF full Irish represe naon al London
several ParnelIte members OF the House Of Commons
h,d conferences recently the house Of Cardinal Man
nnr and the hope was expressed that Mr.. iarncN
The Rev Dr. bartholomew Wooiock, Roman Catholic
Bishop of the diocese OF Ardash ana Coninaenoi, ana
the clergy of his diocese nave forwudeu 10 Mr u',a
of resolutions ADOPTED by themapprovng tne
Premicrs Home Rule Land Purchase bills as meas
nrr- which II adopted VIII greatly stema.nr ,i cr .np
British Empire, diminish political ana sectarlah rahcor
AMI promote the prosperity OF Ireland ,.,
The Macroou Board of Guardians has sent from Dub
lin memorial to Mr.. Gladstone, PRAYING him to stop
evicons pending the adoption Of tue Home ki'e Dill! as
farmer on the verse OF bankruptcy: c.
In the House of Commons tonight John Morley Chlei
be connving at the postponenen; OF tne ucoie on
passed br fore the first OF June
It's not expected that the Home Rule debate will be
Resumed before next Friday
Albert Grey GberaD. supported ny dlssident
Liberals. raised discussion on the Application
OF service money the lnsinuatl0n beng mat II
would be devoted to backing the Government In the
election.
P-ter Ryands 1.bcraD moved that the sum asked for
GlO.OOO, be reduced by Ouelaif Alter dscus>lpn
wished withdraw the motion. but the Prneites. on
the ground that dssidcnt Liberals desired TO throw
dscredt on the Government In view OF the coming
appeal to the country, insisted upon Il dlNlslOn'
A division taken and Mr.. kyltuds's motion was re-
jected hy = vote of $40 10 H.
Mr.. Chamberlain ana Lord Harrington votei with the
majority
Armagh, May 2f.-At a meeting OF the Orange Lodge
to-day the names OF . 75j volunteers listed.