New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-06
HOPE FOR HOME RULE
Mr.. GLADsTCNE APPROVED AT LEEDS.
THE LIBERAL CONFERENCEs SUSTAIN HOME RULE
TIE TORIES YIELDING 10 THE NAiioNAh
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yoxnox Nov 5-Ihe Liberal conference al
loads has infused q new and even SURPRISING spiii'
into the Home Rule movement Inc coiiloio"0,
was first a concerted expression OF the pun anu
heart of English Liberalism since the deiea' VI
Mr. Gladstones bill, and considerable miseNiiS
was felt, especially in Ireland, as to how Tar am
In what direction the mass of Liberal opinion had
CHANGED on the subject Had the movement oceh
a result of Gladstonc's pcIs nal influence purely
and had the impulse given by him already spSh.
itself or had the policy itself taken rootT "oulu
the Liberal masses depressed by defeat lose their
newborn zeal on behalf of the Irish demand ana
rclarse into the hands of the Chamberlalns ana
IIartinstons or would they stand loyaly py thcn
old leader and the greatest Irojcct Oh ms iie
These questions the Leeds conference has answered.
in a way which gives eXhilMating sa'iSiac'ioh
10 every friend of Home Rule 1hcc was ITO
nonsense about its proceedings. Ihe piaii' ,io
whole plsn and nothing but the plan 10 es''piASl
n Parliament in Dublin for the management oi
Iseh affairs was formally adopted as the main
principe of the policy Of the Liberal party Inc
most su,rnising and satisfactory feature was the
in licnant disdain with which the dissenient LID
a. as were treated. There was no DuliuhS ptlo7es
of smooth words for them TO leenler tle party
no whiting away Of the principle OF hoihe h.c
10 mcst their scMplcs As for those who' nke
Mr. Chamberlain, make the elimination OF Mr'
Ela,lstone tie fst condition OF their lctWn' ''cS
wee told by Mr.. Morley that with The hNe oi
them he for one, could hold no converse anu ps
pther speakers that the party lad madc ~ l'
mind TO get on without them In "oru' IL wis
plain from the temper of the Leeds confef'nce
that TO use the words of one delc%ate, on lnc
question Of the legislative indcpendencc OF Ire
land the Liberal party had put their hands 10
@bc nlouph AMI were not likely to look pacK~
The same temper and resolution were mani
tested at the conference OF the Sco'Ish Lo'i"e
last week When one conciliatoly speaker saiu
he was sure nobody in the room wanted To urlNc
Lord Uaitington or Mr. Chamberlain from the
palty. he was silcnced with q many-Voiccd shou'
of. "Plcnty of us"
MEANWHILE a complete revolution has tal'n
p,ace in the agIarian situation in Ireland. Ihe
covrnmcnt has surrendered bag and baggage
into the hands of the National League in the hole,
of cou,se of dashng the National Lcaguc by 50
doing General Butler, who was sent TO Kerry 10
prepare the country for marital law Is no"
engaged as informed you conslderaoie 'ihe DC
fore the public press knew of the matter. III car
rying out the plan suggested by NE MI:
Morley. and refusing the AID OF tne
in cases where he deems the ac1i9n p Oh the ,he
landlords harsh OF nEE has been Instructed
by the Government to do likewise Cprran, Of
inyiDcibe lnauisition fame, is Illegally, buI WIN
the connivance of the Government, enforcing
Parnelfs bill III his County CoeHrt, court,
him HcksBeach has even gone so far as TO refuse use
Drofection to the emergency men guarding the
evicted farmers The Government, i'll short, instead
of coercing the people, is coercng The LANDLORDS 'ne
object being to have quiet winter and be aOle 10
nretend next session that although governing ire
land without coercion and without home
Pnle yet none of the dreadful things predicted Dy
Gladstone and Parnell have come TO pass IN other
words, by conoeiying the entire case OF Gladstone
and Parneli and following the course urged upon ph
them nv Parneil they hope to prove gladstone ana
Parnei PAIR of humbugs ,..;. .t;s month
The tug of war. however is to begin this month, 1hc
the rent collecting month Many OF the
baser sort of landlords have begun
10 Kick against their treatment already tSev beu
II will he interesting TO see now they
will fare between the Government threat
enjnr to refuse police protection ana ine
tenants threatening to adopt tnited re'amdS plan
of campaign, If they All aIienpIt nt dwell on
our electoral victories in Derry ana rhSs ReslaSf of
which ,eave the two. greatest strongh0ds OF
Orange ascendancy i'll our hands ana estapiish 'ie
unsunei puyty OF our electoral praclHIces.. ices. Nd