New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
RADICAL OPINION.
Mr.. GLADSTONE EXPECTING AN EARLY RE-
TURN TO POWER.
BELIEF THAT TROUBLES IL lRkLAND WILL CAUSE
CHANGE or GOVERNMENT.
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LONDON, Oct. 2.-SOme followers OF Mr..
Gladstone exhibiting much uneasnuss to the pot
ical situation, whicn IS not shared by their chief
member OF his Cabinet informed THE TRIBUNE rep
resentative to-day conf Ienty that Mr. Gladstone ex-
poets TO return to power within q fsw months
He has, IN fact. written to that effect said the er-
Minister "to "a friend the Continent Mr.. Gladstone
counts the preston which he fsnces Will be pro-
duced q tho public mind ngland by the scenes OF
distress and disturbance which lie to follow In
Ireland the execution OF the Land Law without any
Of proceedings protection for the impoverished
tenants. such intended to have been provided
for by Mr. Parnel He expects such action IN the drec-
tion OF coercion part OF the Tory Government
will strong feelings ami sympathies In Eng
land.
don't myself see any foundation for these antic
patons think that Mr.. Gladstone fully understands
the advantage which the Tories in The actual
control not only OF the Government in Ireland but OF
the organization which exists there among the land
lords Those called Irish LOyasts have Issued
during the past week. Tor private circulation, circulars
addressed to all Landlords, which they are strongy
recommended keep OF the crganlz atoms
and requested Inform sanders OF the circular
OF their actual position with regard to their tenants and
of all proposed to be taken in securing their
rents The object Of this circular IA evidently prevent
violent onorcs OF the rignts Ol
the landlor Is where snch enforcement might
cause obvious . md uDdeniabe distress aud
ave occasion for exciting the sympathies
Of which Mr.. Gladstone speaks. So long as
TINS prevented violence aud outrage 10 Ire
land the part OF the Natiouasts or OF tenants VIII
than shake the hold OF the Govern
ment upon English public opinion.
Unfortunately for too much attention was exciu-
sively during our late tenure OF Office To rish
questions House the expense OF mAuy measures
dee pig Interesting to the Radical and Liberal Masses
hc truth body OF the Engeh psoplo are ex-
treney ignorant or irish affairs and IN the main are
comparatively indifferent 10 hem 50 that there Is great
OF their becoming rritaLed by the way In winch
IRISH affairs are constantly thrust upon them don't
think some OF friends we'll advised VINO now In
sist (Ihe Daily Nes. for eramps upon tho necessity OF
dealing with the IrIsh question tno exclusion OF all
others Insesd of helping the Irish question this may
ha ge exactly the opposite ehsct
"Of course II those foreign complications lead tho
Tories INTO any aud dangerous action We may take
advantage OF that and make flank attack upon them
which may Elective. or late. however. our foreign
policy under Lord ROsebery has become complicated
and identified policy OF Lord salisbury in suca
degree that 1t may amount to much in the way OF
a rrvusion, and hence " not be worth much TO us.
While therefore, give you for what t Ia worth the
the fact that anucipatons of Mr.. Gladstone OF an
early aud very early. to power undoubtedly
sangune feel bound from point OF view TO say
that I do not share In them. We out In the cold
and for know. go far AS can at present,
We are likely to be out for some tmo."