New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
present to Mr.. Gladstone mammoth declaration In IA
vor Of Homo Rule In Ireland Tho document bears the
signatures OF 500, 900 Irish women
THE RADICALS HOPEFUL.
| DETERMINED TO TEACH THE ENGLISH PEOPLE
WHAT HOME RULE MEANS
fBY CABIy To TIE rpry,,x


tBr cABLE TO rHK TRIBUNE,
Copyright; 1885, North American Gable g,os CO.
LONDON, Sept 3.-The Radicals are full of
fight and are preparing for . vigorous lecture and
pamphlet campaign when Parliament adjourns whereby
they hope TO accomplish what they had not time to do
before the election namely to educate the people and
teach them what Homo Rule means G. A. v. Cony.
beare aggressive Radical of the most type
representing the sturdy mining constituency OF Cam.
burne, Cornwall, said 10 THE TRIBUNE representative
to-day:
we were defeated at the election mainly because
We hadn't time TO divest the Home Rule scheme OF the
fslsehoods and with which our op-
ponents had covered It, and show the voters what It
really Ia II was sprung upon them too suddenly.
Engshmen think slowly. but they are amenable to
reason. We shall not rest during vacation, but pro-
pose to carry the into the strong olds OF the
LIBERAL Unioniss-waste- paper Unioniss, cali them.
We hope to make the men who elected them sec the
error OF their ways and bring such pressure to bear
upon their representatives. through petitions and other
wsc that the risk Of being unseated at the cleo
tion will mako them hesitate about support
ing Tory Government through thick and
thin. Despite their noucommittal address, the
Tories have bundered by betraying in their speeches
that they are drifting toward severe coercion q
sweeping lsnd-purchase scheme My opinion is that
either OF these rocks the 20 TO pieces Tho Democ
racy OF England will not tolerate coercion nor will they
put their hands In their pockets to help the Irish land
lords The latter they have shown oonclusively. Pos
ably the Tories may bring In some OF County
Government applicable to the three Kingdoms but that
would be mere makeshft legislation and would not at
all ss.sy the demands Of the Irish. Their commissions
Of inquiry are futile and absurd and can be productive
OF nothing but Irritation. Tho SCOTCH and Welsh are be-
ginning to feel the need OF Home Rule for themselves
and In order TO get 1t will be all the willing to help
Ireland.
"The radical programme for the future embraces
manhood Suffrage one man, vote-paid members
church disestablishment. abolition OF the House OF
Lords election expenses to be put the rates, ETC.
We shall push those measures 70 q division on every
possible occasion with view to detaching from the
Government some Of their Liberal Unionst support II
IA possibe tOO that affairs take turn IN the East
which will prompt Lord Salisbury to adopt policy
which the Liberal UDionists cannot support Then
may como our opportunity. In any event, regard
Home Rule for Ireland as q foregone conclusion"
The average pay Of miners in Mr. Cony ybeare's dis
trict 10 only fifteen shillings week. He will seek
legsla,on 10 better their condition. He regards the
Irish settlement as stepping stone to sweeping re-
forms with reference TO land and other burning qucs
lions all over England.