Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC.
Press Comments on the
Premier's Scheme.
SOME DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Port Officers at San Francisco Deny
That Discourtesy was Shown
the Chinese Minister.

Especial 10 the Herald by the Associated Press.l
LoSpoN, April 9.-The newspapers
throughout Great Britain and Ireland
comment at great length on MI. Glad
ST, mes scheme for Irish government.
The Liverpool Post says that whether
Gladstone is successful or not in carry
ing his bill through Parliament, he has
sure y killed opposition and coercion in
Ireland.
The Manchester Guardian says IL Is
scheme substantially for the repeal of
the legislative union between Great Brit
ia aud ireland The representation Of
ireland at Westminster must be re.
tanned. Then with this modification the
measure may pass.
The Newcastle Journal declares the
scheme to be cumbersome and unwork.
able and certain to be rejected.
The Newcastle Chronicle says;
''Though the measure may admit of i'm.
provement in detail, it is the best scheme
ever presented to Parliament.
The Edinburgh Scotsman says: 1.-THE
bill will not do as it stands. The ex-
clnsion of the Irish members from West
minister will be fatal Gladstone has
approached the subject with heroic
spirit, but his desire to be generous to
Ireland has carried him too far. He
was asked to give Home Rule, and he
proposes to give repeal. 1t is safe to
say the country will not sanction the
scheme"
The Edinburgh Daily ReUieW recog-
nizes Gladstone's pure, lofty and patri-
otto aims. and says it is disappointed at
the exclusion of the Irish members from
the Imperial Parliament.
The Edinburgh Scottish Reformer com
mends the scheme and pleads for Scot
fish home rule.
The Aberdeen Journal pronounces
the proposal as repulsive to every in
stinct OF the British people and fatal to
Gladstone $ reputation.
Dispatches from all over Great Britain
and Ireland show that everywhere pop
ular interest was absorbed in the out
come of yesterday evenings proceedings
in the House of Commons. Extra edi-
tons of the various daily newspapers
we're got out in all the provincial towns
as rapidly as the news could be obtained
from London and printed, and sales
everywhere are reported as having been
enormous. The country people went
into towns everywhere in the United
Kingdom and remained over night to
hear the earliest and latest news from
Parliament.
The Liberal papers, the Aberdeen
Free Press, Glasgow Herald, Belfast
Wing, and Londonderry Standard all
oppose the bill. The Leads Mercury
says it is ingenious, able and original.
The Dublin Freemans' Journal approves
the scheme The Dublin Irish Times
and Dublin Erpress both disapprove OF
it, and in Cork there is much excite
ment over Gladstone's proposals, but the
general opinion of the people is favor
able to them.
This afternoon the London Globe de-
nounces the bill as a thinly-veiled pro-
ject for total separation, and says the
measure is already doomed to failure.
The Pal Mall Gazette devotes its
leading article to the bill, and heads the
article, ''This Won't Do" The editor
repudiates the scheme and says that as
it stands it places premium ON separa-
ton.
AMERICANS ENDORSE GLADSToNE's POL
ICY.
BUFFALO, April 9.-In interviews with
James Mooney, ex-President of the
Irish National League of America; Rev.
Father Cronin, one of the leaders of the
League, and other prominent Irish
Americans, they all cordially endorse
Gladstoues new Irish policy.