New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
PROGRESS OF THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN.
TORY RECRCII-MR. GLADsrONES iRONlsES-EE-
JECIING An ANTI-HOME-RULER

TORY RECEUIT-MR GLADsroNES PRoMIsES-EE-
JECIING An ANTI-HOMf-RULER
LONDON, June 1S.-Sir Robert Peel, member
Il Parliament for Blackburn. hitherto leading Tory
will be a Gladstone candidate for Parliament in the
coming elections He Will probably contest Bury against
SIR Henry James
LONDON June Is-It stated that Mr. Gladstone has
promised the d.ssenters he will disestanh the
English Church. II they enable settle and get rid
OF the Irish problem by supporting Home Rule
sir William Vernon Harcourt. Chancellor OF the Ex-
chequer IL his election address TO his Derby cOnsttu-
euts says that British could not expect that the
Irsn would quietly submit TO the Marquis Of Sasburys
policy OF twenty years Of resolute and unhinchng
government N Ireland.
The Liberal Association of Aylesbury, buckingham
snre to-day heard read the election address OF Ferdi
ulnd ia nes DE Rohschild. the Aylcsbury member of
the House of Commons. He returned AS Liberal.
hut opposes Mr. GadstOue's Home Rule bill and In
dorses he Unonists policy The address was rejected
aud the ISOLATION adopted resolution declaring that
IL would reject any candidate who would not give re-
babe pledges that he would support Mr.. Gladstone III
the House of COmnoHs.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO PARNELI-
4 meeIing of the Executive Committee OF the
Irlsn Parliamentary Fund Association was held last
tyening in Morgan j. o BrieL's Office, No 20 Nassau
members present: Eugene Kelly, e. G. Shaynr,
cin%a,i james p. Farrell l. j. Callahan. Mathew
Ieayy aud Morgan j. Brien. The following additional
subscriptions were announced;
By X. u. walters.
Ir. H. T. Barry so
By Ihe S,W
Thomas Ewing. s. D. NJ. Brown..-....- sl4
By Iugsne heHg
kenny L. Uoguet ,.... slOO Joseph Murphy, the Irish
Irancis ana Andrew comedian 100
Blessins -.-........-... IUUI
A ietlrr read from Andrew Chambers Whining
ton G., cOiored clergyman. announcing his readiness
10 his pasioT~te temporarily and over TO speak
pelee that no word sh escape that shall weaken
WI receive The hauks Of friends The other 81 or
sTdOnabe Ut Of egotsn. vow. but such
tleme, estraln tIc hre Of the souif
A telegram read from Alien q. Thurman. Column
bas OhIO. saying. 81 heartily wish you success. We
told 4 meeting tonight 10 rase funds" Another
$4,000 seut to Parnel by cable
Ine wealthy Irish Americana OF which the Home Rule
CGbi composed responded asl evening IN large mum
b,rs To "A call a special meeting 10 the Morton HOgse
10 consider aid they cOud give To help Increase he
fund which The HOLMAN House committee Is raising.
James Fsrre presided ana among the others present.
we're General James X. OBeiTnc. james E Coleman.
NJ = Coleman, Assistant Dstrict-AtiOrnoy Fitzgerald,
Henry McAe-nan, l. j. Callanan, j. r. Lynch.
Miles n. O'Brien, Rogers, Judge Edward
Browne Peter O'Ioole and John McGeary.
Contributions poured III 1T a lively rate Here are the
various sums which secrel airy l. H. Ryan received
James f. Farrell, 500: Michael Gibin. 500; General
James r. O'Berne, $50; NJ S. Coleman. 500 Alexander
Mcsorey. $50 James Lynch $40; r. j. Curry 500
ms exclusive o! 81 200 contributed by Hehry
McAleenan. who also member of the club 10 Eugene
keiIy's fund.