New-York tribune., 1886-03-30
THE PREMIER AND LORD HARTlNGToN.

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COMMUNICATIONS OVER MR.. GLAD,IoNE's IRISH
POIICY-MR. CTAuBERLAIN's ATTITUDE.
LONDON, March 29.-Mr. Gladstone and
Lord Harrington, who secretary for War IN the last
Liberal Cabinet. nterchange communications to-day
regarding the aters attitude toward the Premiers pro-
posed Irish policy. Ii will be remembered that the Con-
seryatives at time made ovcrtures to Lord artng
ton looking a fusion of the Wings and the Torres in
party that, it was said, would easily control the
political situation any Ifish measure. He. however
though WING, Is sincere admirer Of Mr. Gladstone,
and always refused either to lead follow any op-
position the grand old man. and has never 10 p!ac
tce his opposition further tnan aDstenon from
support IfLord Harrington should either take place
present Cabinet openly proclaim himself sup
porter of Premiers Irish proposals. IL is thought his
aid would than colnterbaance the effects oil NJ.
ChambcI IIdn's secession
Mr.. Ch ,mberdins personal followers urging him
to make of the National Liberal Federation dis
cover the majority feeling OF the LIBERAL party through
ont Britain toward Mr. G. 9dsOnes irish policy.
III Birmingham rumOrs arc circulated to-day that II
the present political crisis results in election
Lod Randolph Churchill and Joseph Chamberlain Will
take the stump on the platform 1t l. also stated
that event the Birmingham Liberals IN John
Brehts district Will request that venerable statesman
TO ia favor of a younger man.
There n session of the Cabinet this afternoon.
Mr.. Gladstone. in the House of Commons tins after
noon. stated that April he would ask permission
introduce his Iflsn Government III! lie added that
April - the budget would be introduced, and that
April l5 he would request permsliono Introduce bill
amend tue laws for the sale and purchase OF Land in
Iceland. Nj GladsOne's statement heard in dead
silence which broken only intervals by the cheers
OF the Parnellites. Both Mr. Chamberlain and Mr..
Treyelyan, the seeding members Of the Cabinet
present when Mr. Gladstone was making his announce
mcnts They sat below the gangwaY chatting with
Lord Harrington and sir Henry James
The House went into committee the CrOfters bill
The Government opposed the extension Of the principle
of the bill to the whole Of Scotland. Mr. Chamberlain
the opportunity which bill presented Of pub
hcy arrayDg himself against the Government by voting
against it on the opposition.
Lord Saisbury's health has been benefited by his
jOLrn at Cannes, aud he viii TO London imme
diateiy confer with the Conservative leaders. He will
attend meeting OF the party the Carlton Club after
MI Gladstone makes his taementsi in regard to Ireland
Mr.. Parnel authorizes fat denial OF me Ddiiy Iec
grdDhS statement that he had been quasiOliciay in
formed Of the progress OF Irish I'm the Cabinet
and that lie opposed giving precedence the Land ur
chase bill OF measure that would delay the discus
sion OF the question or Home Rule. He says that his
attitude the question Of land purchase unaercd
aud that he is absolutely ignorant OF Mr. Gadstone's
plans
Messrs eueage and Ceilings will ioiu Mr Chamberlain
The National Liberal Federation Will hold meeting at
the Easter when strong effort Will made
avert the disruption Of the federation. 1t is thought
majority the delegates Will adhere Mr.. Chamber
lain The Conservaures are jubilaLt the dssen-
sions In the Liberal ranks.
The Lord Mayor will preside at meeting which Is TO
be nad I'm the (iuidhai on Apr TO protest against
have expressed their intention to be present
BIRMINGHAM. March 29.It is stated that all the
mons oppose Mr. Chamberains present toward
Mr.. Gladstone.