New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
THE ENGLISH ELECTION.
ARGUMENT BY LEADING SPEAKERS.


Mr.. cIApsroxE's CLOSING WORDS AT LIVERPOOL
LETTER FROM LORD SALISBURY
LONDON, June 29.-Mr. Gladstone, in the
sourse OF his speech delivered yesterday az LVe'io0i
said:
.I,vas bero that frst drew breath. hsve drawn It
now ssveuty-sx years. The time is not distant when
sha pay my debt to nature and these possibly are '"o
lset words ! shall speak in liverpool MI Gladstone
ouot nd from the ballad OF Chevy Chase : fhe chiia
unborn shall rue tho hunting OF that day. ana OK
caimed II idle and shallow pretexts bewiider inc
mind of the people. II power. wealth and rank over
bear tho national the child unborn shall rue the
voting OF that day entreat You to resolve that the
civilized world shall longer assert that ireland ID
Englauds Poland and to determine that England shall
no longer have Poland she hiss had 1t long enough
Listen to prudence courage and honor. Ring out the
DID, ring the new Ring out the notes OF memory anu
discord ring In the blessed reign Of time OF peace"
The Pau Mall Gazette commenting on Mr.. Gladstones
Liverpool speech says: Mr. Gladstone sees everything
10 mirage. The promised land with its milk and money!
IA ALWAYS lust ahead With siren sloquencc he urges his
hearers to press inward to justice aud right Ipe 'o
worn III lgrims found the fascinating
but nothing daunts he old mans faith. The Hfe ana
enthusiasm OF his Liverpool speech recall that OF the
achemsts lust the point OF discovering the way 10
make cold. when death dssoves their dreams Mr.
Gladstone always going to inaugurate the millennium
Nhethei lie shall succeed or not remains to be seem
Lord Salisbury written for publication letter
denyg in detail every assertion made ny MI Psrn"li
concerning the alleged negotiations made on behalf o.
toe late Conservative Government TO secure irish
support in return for the concession of Home Rule He
pronounces every one OF the statements oaseiess
fabrication" He further says:
eft ia false that MIR Parnen was given reason to
I'' 40 49,, ~,aa.a,i,.s r,o IN novor oftor the
general electious they would give him statutory
Parliament Nobody corrected with the Government
gave any sach indie aon 1t false that eve' showed
ths slightest leaning in favor OF sucn coDccsson It'll
fails that lora Crnarvon ueseu sacn ',a No"
the Cabne 1t therefore false Una, cue 'a'e VI. no'
refuse such cnncessnn until the polls went against u.s.
,, 80 ,,,,, Lard c,rnarvop urred a statutory Par
for six months IL is therefore 81 false tnit 10
4rSe1 "t"o". s,, sy tho re.t AT the polls was nscer-
ii"td ibe Caniicl swerv'', 81 o", ,f,,ry Parliament
arly adj that the story that TIE fHresis ~ ma .l
was passed IN deierenc" to wsn ey IN a sb hin
had airead, passed tho House 81 lords ana the SoVepn %
emt @ puc, pieag'd ne ST Purchase 70 ' bill as soon as il
entered Office. mo"th before Ausns, l, ,, ,no-t,,c
sensation has een e.n ssSa "y an pnSsod in
a4s sIen, hnSs'r EennI S the and is os,en
fiO, contributed y an lrlsnm1n 1t tells sups'a s W
The following sofy: rrans ns,u'i sne "ccnp ed An
oilcc Bridse-t. opposite Westminster lia Ia the
spring OF lso2 inc Once a.ov, ,,eusrv uts nn,tv Mr
az ne @ me y y o nice For IN" tran.ason of rri, ate
i'rel srn yrn "o ; u =, @ s thn "ui.test Mare he
could get the neignb,rhood The knvss used Ia ,I Ie
as~assinaton of Lord FREDERICK Save1u'sh s ea"ne @
nOney. These KNIVES were thfii sNen u, a r""",a ,n
coboler to cover with leather sheatis, ana rom & Sne
cObblc Is shop they were deh'eIeh :, tho
by brothe. OF Frank hyrhe' ana we're % 9t';
inrustad tO Mrs. Frank Byrh" to Uc con'eye" " Du
and there be Delivered into the halds OF JAMES |oy
Mis-. Mag lc ~ rue Took 100 Oh none, M ne,
the Leagues treasury 10 1nnIh 10 enuie "u 20 % 70
OF the League implicated III the ASSASSINATION 10 @ "
Amerirs hr Patrick IA an VINO was v"rn t,tr1 ,nr
OF the League, bolted the country snort! aVI"
1t is stated h't in consequence or tenlan tiestS hI.
do eph Chsm, has bad his residence placed under
the guard of ana that he has detectNes aieo
with revovers accompany him on all his journeys
between lis house and the city.
The Marquis OF Lornr, formerly GovernorGeneral or
Cauada will contest the Sevenoaks division OF Kent Ill
the coming election a a Glatstonian candidate ,,
Lord Salisbury In "a speech London this evening sal1
that he discussed the subject OF autonomy witn Lord
laparyon two days latter had his interview
win Mr. ParueiI and that he Salisbury emphatlcally
assured Lord earn the Governmeut could not
iouomy
Lord salisbury in the OF his speech slld ne
wished to repei Gladstomes suggestion that LORD
(rn.rvop had done anything not consistent with the
most scrupu Gus honor. Lord CarDarvOn informed
hin Csul,s,ury OF what had passed III the
iuicrview with Mr. Parnell the Information exactly
coincding with Carnarvon's statement IN the House OF
Lords lie Salisbury told I'm the Interview