New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
LABOUCHERE ON THE ISSUE.
THE OUTLOOK AT THE COMING ELECTIONS
CAUSE OF THE GOVERNMENTS DEFEAT-A WORD
TO THE IRISH IN AMERICA
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LONDON, juno 9.--lIenry Labouchere believes
that the only way in which Home Rule can be car
ried is by an alliance between the English, lIish
and Scotch dem0cracies, and a continuance OF the
| present harmonious relations between Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr. Parncll. Were it not for the
Premers name. he says, the Home Rule party
would be routed in the coming elections. MIR.
Labouchcre gives some good advice to lrlshiDen
and the friends of Ireland in America, as Will be
seen by the following letter furnished The
TRIBUNE representative today. OF the issue he
writes
The bill was defeated owing t. a number OF persons
being opposed 10 Homo Rule alt loush some OF them
pretend that they only opposed TO the method by
which Home Rule vas to be brought about Tue result
OF eencr election doubtful We shall gain twenty
five seats in England by the transfer to us OF TIE Illsh
vote Which given to the Conservatives in tn last
ce election Against these shall in all probahi-
ity seats in SCOTLAND and in he South
of England Lancashire it is UNDERSTOOD will 60 almost
solid for and So will Yorkshire. My own impression
is that tie Con crvaves will back considerably
st ongcr bnt that sh al beat and unscat aboIt hall a.
the Unonst- Liberal dssidents. Parnes proclamation
issued against the Liberals before the last general
election ahcnatel the sympathy of great many Irish
voters, and fear they Il Il alenatea.
Were il not for Mr.. GladstOne's name we shouli he
routed There is. however. strong feeling among the
electors that he has been unfairly treated and this VIII
90 far II not majority at least consider
able number OF seats. He himself, believe, Is going
down to contest Midlothian, where the antaeonsm is
formidable. What the Irish ought to understand is lhat
| if they day hold with the English Radicals and
another day seek to make terms with the Conservatives.
they will iall between two stools. The democracy of
England in strength at every election. The
only way IN which Home Rule be carried is by an
alliance the English irish and Scotch aem0c-
racies Lord Harrington s believe, TO he opposed at
the next election and there Is very fair prol ability OF
his being beaten. At Birmingham there is proposal
that neither Unionist Anti UniOnst should he
opposed this carried it win Birmingham
as II is Mr.. Chamberlain could no, be beaten even II
we're to run our best candidate AGAINST bim 1t Is
bettor to let him alone.
The Irish in America frigh'cn the English by
any rant exaggeiation. They should lie low. Every
exaggeratiOn is still further ggerated here and
| produces q most deplorabo effect. It is absurd TO
suppose that the English people can be buled into
Home Rnle by the OF either big words dynamite
Parue of the ablest taccians that know, and
II the cause is to be it only by leaving him
free hand There would probably have to be two or
three general elections before this matter is settled
tbs impossible for Salisbury, Hartin gon and Cham
he ain TO act together length Of time, and think
NJ. Chamberlain has intention OF joining HartIng
on Government Chamberlan's line In regard to the
separation Ulster has with very little response
even from his adherents. One OF our difficulties is
that we want good lnddates ana want money. The
Wings and Conservatives have got large funds Tor the
Irvileeed classes in England havs made the anti
Nationalist in Ireland their Mr. Gladstone
seems very hale and hearty out If anything were 10
happen TO him am afraid tnat Home Rule IN the sense
| that lie and it would be relegated TO very
| distant future.
Mr.. Blaine would do well to be more careful in his
uteIances respecting Lord Salisbury and others. TIE
English like Americas Presidential candidates TO
lecture English statesmen OF whatever exion their
politics may be- My advice to the Irish in America is to
be exceedingly careful Just and to keep quiet as
they possibly can Gladstone and Parnel have acted in
perfect harmony since the meeting of Parliament. and
with democracy Of England and Ireland behind rem
they will eventually win If they continue to do and if
they both live for year or two. H. LABoUcHkRt.
THE QUEEN CONSENTS TO DISSOLUTION.
LORD HARRINGTON DECLINES TO FORM A MINISTRY
MR. GLADsTONR'S PLANS
LONDON, June 9-Mr. Gladstone will to-
| morrow inform the House OF Commons OF the Govern
ments intention to appeal the country after obtaining
the necessary votes OF supply to tide the elections
Pa rliament will probably he dissolved on June 90 The
| Govcrnmen mt whips less sangune regarding the
prosuects Of the Liberals in the coming elections owing
| to a great dcarth OF funds and suitable Candidates.
Messrs Arnold Morley and Schnadhorst untring in
their efforts to overcome the difficulty. Herbert Glad
stone in o speech at tho opening oi Liberal club at
Rochester day predicted that the Home Rule BILL
| dead. would revive into vigorous lie.
General sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby. the Queens
private secretary had aD interview with Mr. Gladstone
| to-day. Immediately a'terward the Premier convoked
cabinet council, which remained III session two hours.
tcecraphic message received from the Queen
which, II is understood. contained her Macstys sanction
| for the dissolution OF Parliament The Queen had
previously asked Lord Harrington whether he will
| ing to form Ministry. Lord Harrington in reply
v-cd that Parliament dissolved. Lord Rosebery
for Banora the night mail 1t understood
fl,. hap a.sIfu nisfCr in
OF provincial Conservative and Liberal agents
iu London consulting with the whips OF their respect
parties. The Premier insists that constituency
shall be provided with Home Rule candidate. lie re-
lies upon tho Radical and workinemens clubs and socie
TO provide Jealous volunteers Mr. Gladstone after
announcing the dissolution. will issue manifesto his
Midlothian constituents which will serve general
appeal tho country. He will visit Midlothian to begin
:he electoral campaign.
Lori artirg gons address to his electors will he used
Cnionis 'crblast TO Mr. Gladstones manifesto
The manifesto from Sir Michael Hicks Beach Lord
salisbury expected to refer to Mr. rarnes disclosure
The Harrington Vbiss have Atld conference and
decided to organize. with the partial assistance of the
Conservatives party to act in opposition Home Rule
| candidates III the coming cections
Henry Iaboucherc is buailv engaged in forming
| Radical party To oppose Mr.. Chamberlain and his
methods during the nrendne contest. Mr.. Iabouchere
Invites al Radicals VINO are ambitious TO enter rars-
All PARTIES preparng for general election with
ieverish haste and "Ney The Liberal whips declare
that Gladstonan candidates will attained IN every
constituency h pieat Britain ana ireland within two
days. Mr. Schnadhor,t. the chei OF the National
Liberal Federation, lad conference With Mr. Gladstone
| to-day
Extensive police precautions have been taken tho
East End OF London where disorders feared, the
IRISH OF EOtherDilbe BeiinOisey and Wrapping having
become Rrc"tIy excited. iu supply o dete ,ycs bJs
been stationed at fa way depos, river suDways, the
Tower ani other places, aud all narrowly
scrutinzed IL openly stated tat FeDian oubIeak
or plot Is batchg the outcome OF the recent political
| events
The Liberal clubs have splt, like the party. The Re.
form aud DcyoDshlre Clubs support the d'ssdents The
members Of tho National Liberal Club Giadstonisns
ana Mr. >cnuadhOrst has his headquarters at tina CLUB
Mr. SchnadhOrst declares mat not single Liberal
swerved from It's allie MI Gil
Lord Salisbury Will deliver address Leeds
1 week.
| Mr. Kylands. Liberal member OF Parliament
| for Burnley, addressed meeting Of 800