New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06
MR.. DAVITr ON THE PREMIER.
COURAGE TO SOLVE The IRISH QUESTION
ADDRESS BY SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT-LoRD SAILS
BURY TO WoRKMEN.

| ADDRESS BY SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT-LOhD SALis-
| BURY TO woRKMEN.
| LONDON Feb. 5.-Michael Dayitt, speaking
at Holloway tonight. said he believed that Mr. Glad
stone the ory English statesman who has the courage
and ability grapple with tho Irish problem and estab
lsh peace between England and Ireland Tho Premier
Mr. Davtt sad had already settled the question OF re-
lgious Inequality and had made an honest attempt 70
solve the land problem failure 10 deal In salts
factory with the latter question was duo 10 the
fact that he had gone the root Of the matter
sr william Vernon HarcOurt, the new Chancellor OF
the Exehequer IN his address the electors OF Derby
soliciting to Parliament, states that he Will do
all In his power to cooperate with the new Government
IN tho Of solving the Irish question in way that
| will maintain the union and the supremacy OF the
Crown.
j. Ceilings, Liberal member of Parliament for Ips-
wich, whose three acres and a COW amendment to
the address In reply the Queens speech caused the
overthrow OF the Conservatives has been appointed ny
Mr.. Gladstone Secretary of the Local Government
Board
J. Rigby, Liberal member for Wesbeck, Cambridge
shire, has been appointed Solicitor General.
The Marquis OF Salisbury to-day received deputatlon
OF unemployed workmen who called to urge upon him
the necessity existing for Government help Lord
Salisbury told tho that he considered tho question
they presented more serious than the Irish question
He however denounced tho policy among foreign
Governments of fostering industries by the granting Of
bountics the public treasury, caleg II false pOt
ical economy He expressed he hope that tho eleotors
OF Great Britain would give Parliament the power to
influence foreign Governments TO abandon such policies
Concerning land question Lord Salisbury said tho
proposition help poor by furnishing land to re-
claim was impracticabe, for tho that nobody
would invest capital In the work OF reclsming bad lands
long the good lands OF the country do not pay
conclusion the cxPremier declared that statesmen
aud Parliament confront the question OF how best
solve the problem of relieving the present general dis
1t growing while the population was increas-
Ing and caused emigration. Governmental support OF
private enterprises might be good way to afford teu-
porary relief. and promotion OF public works might
be another He would do his utmost to contribute toa
satisfactory solution of.the problem.
The Earl Of Aberdeen, Lord Lieutenant OF Aberdeen
shire Scotland has been,spponed Yceroy Of Ireland.
Baron Woyerton, OK Paymaster-General has been ap-
pointed POstmaster-General
Tho new Government is now completed. all the minor
Offices being filed
Charles Russell, Liberal Member for Hackney, soulh,
the new Attorney General in his address requesting
reelection by his constituents, proclams himself in
of allowing Irishmen to deal with Irish questions
on Irish soil while, at the tme he fayors main
tanning all the safeguards OF the supremacy of tho crown
He advocates "resl unIon founded on mutual good
WILL" which, he says would be to follow tho aban
donment OF the present coercive relations between the
two countries
DUBLIS Feb 5.-The FreeDlans Journal commenting
on Mr. Gladstones election address to his constituents.
says that Primo Minister explicitly recognizes that
settlement OF the land education question In Ire
land is possible without Irish selt.government.
The Erpress tConseryave) says that 1t is nauseating
to be confronted with such talk Mr. Gadstone's ad
dress contains inquiry into the affairs of Iro
land when the Radical Minister" knows that crime,
boycotng and breach OF contracts rampant In this
country