The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE 6rst meeting
Of 10 Cabinet for she purposs Of con-
sidering Mr. 0lAdstone's programme In
The coming session Of Parliament will -
held on Tuesday. A. yet the order a
RarlianenenEy bnslness Eeunains unde-
Odd. except that Il . considered certain
thas Mr. Gladstone will insist upon the
urgency Of settling the question alectlng
IFish land tenure. The first symptoms Of
possible dissension In the Cabinet are be-
ing manifested in consequences Of he d.
mand Of Mr.. Chamberlain, President q
the local government board, that local
government bill embracing land allot-
ments 70 laborers shall either prccede Or
accompany the governments Irish legis-
lation. Mr.. Chamberlain's ground for
The demand u that the late government
having been defeated, BY reason Of IL
opposition 70 : declagation In favor Of
land allotnents, (ths Ceilings amend
ment) the present government 10. there
fora. bound 70 caru o1s The spirit
shown BY the House in adopting that
amendment.
The result Of the elections q Newcas-
tie and Hackney greatly strengthened Mr..
Gladstone's position BY their moral ef-
fccf. Both canvasses turned upon the
question Of home rule and II both cases
the government policy was sustained, in
dIcatinx that the constituencies are ready
70 support immediate treatment Of the
home rule matter.
Government circles are especially
elated over the large majority (2,C6l) By
which Mr.. John Motley, Chief Secretary
for ireland, was reelected for Newcastle.
They take II as showing thar The country
q ready for . clear declaraeion az Mr..
Gladstone's Irish policy, - heretofore
only vaguely outlined.
The Pull Nall Goscfte, referring 70 the
signs Of Cabinet discord mentioned above.
urges the government 70 take advantage
Of the prestige conferred BY the results
q Newcastle and Hackney, and to crown
the victory By purging the Cabinet Of the
elemeuos opposed % home rule.
Tie resignation Of the Earl Of Fife frrm
the presidency Of the Scotch Liberal AssO-
IT, unrfv n S~otIand The Rariss msnI-
festo denouncine M. Cladstouess home
rule noIicv A. tending toward Socialism-
and = mcnscjnr the integrity Of the Em-
pire. e treafed with indifference IN his
native country. Int is warning seems 10
be resultin0 II further accessions 70 what
NAV BE- called the ssnstional'' wing Of the
Liberals m England.
One ~ the singular features Of the no
litical situation II that the Methodist
have cot into I Quarrel among themselves
over the home rule question. The irish
Methodistss committee recently declared
AGAINST home rule. This mixing in poll
tics seems 70 have irritased the members
az that church IN ENGLAND. and II il said
on GOOD Authority thaf I motion Is 70 be
presented AZ the coming general confer
ence. setting forth that ut Is contrary 70
the spirit and ussres Of Methodism for
suv committee - declare An attitude Of
the church upon 4 political policy con-
corning which wide differences Of opin-
ION INVOLVING No moral Question exist
Lord Randolph Churchill In ! speech
last NIGHT remarked that perhapx the gov
eminent would md time to perform the
sober duty Of preserving order in Lon
don. Everybody was aware, he said,
that disorder prevailed in Ireland, but
until lately no one had thought that :
riot Was possible in London. He ridi-
culed Mr.. Childerx a Home Secretary.
and denounced that gentleman for having
assumed the presidency az the committee
u INQUIRE into the causes Of the recent
outbreak. alleging that the object Of the
Home Secretary IN putting himself at the
head ~ the Committee Wa 70 take care
that the blame ~ the riots was not laid
a TIE door Of the Home once. Lord
Rsndolph said that ne believed that
Mr.. Glsdstope's parliamentary sstrickery''
vould disgust ana alarm the country.
Mr.. Cladstone and Nj. Pnrnell hsd COM
bIped their forces To overthrow the Con-
rervative ministry. Herbert Gladstone.
IL declared was ! willing tool 81 M.
PANEL. The speaker said that II the
Conservatiyes returned TO power their
Government would be the only one IN Ire
Isnd. NJ. John MorIev's I9norance re-
r,rlinr Ireland Va only eouaIled bv his
srrorancr lord Rsndolph prophesIed
ehaf ~ Norlev WOULD have I short c.
reer - Trish secretarv. and Announced
thsf he intended - visit Belfast 10 ex-
chanve xiews IN tbe rrish question with
she iesdInr men n the cltv.
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