New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
GLADSTONE AND HOME RULE
.xx,ousLY WAITING FOR HIS PROPOSALS.

rprvrrR TO MAKE HIS GREAT SPEECH TO-
n,Y-rHE COMMONS TO OPEN AT q A. NJ
Ioxpoy. April s.-All of the Parnelhte men,
A.. a, Parliament have already arrived in Lohooh in
.rter 20 secure seats in the House Tor 'ohsn.' ~ 70
.-,ad that Mr. Gladstone has Informed LORD haruhg
md Mr. Parnel OF the leading features OF his lrlsh
n.me Mr. Parnel 1t is said. approves the plan HIS
.nprova however, is subject to modihcacon OF 'ne
details Lord Harrington averse to DIVISION Oh INC
arst reading OF the hill
The Standard admits that the Conservatives are pow
.r.ss without the assistance OF Lord Harrington anu
chat An attempt at isolated Conservative action would
result in victory for Mr. Gladstone
Tho liberal. believe that they will be able to carry the
vsasnre through It's second reading and that Tue r0~
danger will arise In committed -, o.,
There ia a rumor that the bill as modineu win
with less opposition from Mr.. Chamberlain. ,o
VIZ 49,, - .,ornau,s have been made for reporting
.d ,.eyrnphinc the speech. An extra wriths foo"
has been prepared. ,rr,osaor and
T,o oneen invited Mr. Gladstone last wednesday an"
ain on Saturday to dine nj Windsor, out the lremioi
as too busy and was compelled to decline DOM in'i'
tons ,, :, landau
IosDoy April 7.-Irishmcn IVing III ho"'on
have been requested to assemble in thousahu' W
rou In cheer Mr. Gladstone az he enters farha"on" N
.,,,,r Liberal manifestation is expected. Orson'
., havs heen issued requesting the presence
-, all members in the House OF 0o"'no"s
tomorrow and ON Friday. The House VIII Dc ope"e" Az
IN ,omorrow TO enable members TO obtain Seats
The oneninc OF the House at so early an hour is CUM
,,ca rnon adversely on the ground that II places
,r,,,uu on physical endurance and handcaps in'ah"
80 wcaker members. Tic Parnelltes at meeting 'o-
day decided to enter the House al INC e"iie'' P
hour in order TO secure seats
m, various Whips arranged with the mcmoers oi
their parties FOR the postponement u'ii fri""' VI "
one.fious which were have been brought up i'll 'ho
trss of Commons to- morrow except those OF inc ""''
s,,,, ionortauce In thus curtailng the business Oh
,n uouse Mr. GLADSTONE will be enabled 10 Desih his
.,ch In explanation OF his Irish Home Rule scheiDe "'
about half past III the afternoon.
Tho nsnal body OF police stationed about tne rdi''"
t buildipgs will strongly reinforced to-ih"iro"
nh,s nrrc,ution will be taken to suppress any ueihon
r,iou that NAV he attempted outside Of the buihss
Tho SCOTCH members held meeting this afternoon ~
.,ve a deputaiion of presbyterians from U'ser' VIM
cana 10 enter their protest against the granting Vi
NJ. Rule TO ireland. SIR Donald 0uIre'
I.neral member for West Perthshire pre-
=, Tho Moderator of the General AS
III, ~ the Presbyterian Church In ireland.
~ ,d the dsuuta alton, explained the reasons Tor inc
, I1e said the Presbyterisns or Ulster we're IN deep
,,,v lest Parliament should adopt legislation whlch
I'D MIA ce the Protestant minority in Ireland a. great
ddvantace hy handing the control OF the analrs
fine country to party dstnctivey anti-Proe'aht.
the deputation spoke the kind!iest terms OF their
Catnou, brethren in Ireland, but said they
feared the good relations now e1is'ng
beween the Protesants and Catholics IN the country
vonld he urhed The new order OF thihgS "iich
II was Understood the leaders OF the HoVerh"en' in
tedied To start -..-, ,oa,o. -, C,rr Conn.
Z, nav. sen a petition tu te Queen against Honie hule
one thousand Of the signers are Cathoncs'