Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-06
preign News.
.xxu yRoM mn. GL.ADsrONH
SaE CAnNOr Wait raE
pnHTKD STATES.
IRISH QUESTION.

oS. Jan. 5.-LAte last month
q Jennings, Who Ii connected
london news agency which sup.
American press with much
news, wrote . letter 70 Mr..
g inviting him 70 visit Ameri-
3letter assured Mr.. Gladstone
|ould be recslved in America
beartiest welcome, and the
btured TO express the opinion
srsonsl Investigation Of the
OF the constitution OF toe
hates ON the part OF Mr.. Glad
i'd be productive OF tho most
results ; such results ~ no
reading would enAb Able him TO
vestigation, It was suggssted, ,
able him TO deal with the
b home rule for Ireland with
ssr degree Of onfiden'ce. The
'sher stated that Americans
believed that Mr.. Gladstone
nly man able TO Rrapple sue
q nth this question. In sub
81 of this statement a dispatch
50 York TO that eject Was in
. De letter.
f. Ip this letter has juss been
om Mr.. Gladstone. 1t is as
@EN, Jan. 4-Oear Sir: /
q 1rard such an invitation a
lied 10 me on the 23d ulti'
j than as an Incident re-
best consideration for q
reflection may open to me
compliance. Ian sorry.
report that have not been
se at this result. My physi-
Is not such as would permit
Drtaks . voyage 10 America,
d perative demands on my
5h ought In coDnscLion with
b state Of public affairs allow
I{Bsion Of attention.
IiAtiou itstlf, however, coneti.
" tie Of feeling with America.
@er remember IL with thankful
|.dRment, while the knowledge
any friendly eyes are watching
d OF events in this country.
renee 10 Ireland, will be n new
20 che performance Of n pa
md philanthropic duty. /
'eAr, sir, yoar faithful servant,
~ W. X. GLADSTONE.
armed on high authority that
Stone was disposed TO accept
sion. He is willing to risk
d In q voyage to America, but
ical uncertainty has 30 far
1t him from making the trip.
eosstbly be induced tO visit
'Hd States in the autumn, after
~ OF the session Of ParliA-
Maidstone has summoned the
em bers of Parliament TO q
bn tie 10th instant. He pri.
om ises them that he will then
rank statement of the principle
ich he proposes to scttle the
'estion.
THE IRISH QUESTION.
in, Jan. b.-The Daily Express,
IN Of the 10y yalists, says: " Brit.
has virtually ceased TO exist in
ID western district OF ireland. =.
Test Cork through the ooun tiea
= and Clare the national league
Dly government recognized by
,le. and it is ruling them with
iron and incredible tyranny.
plosure OF the victims names
|eopardize their lives"
BIZ, Jan. 5 Mr. John Ruskin,
|on the Irish question, suggests
government consider the vir
peculiarities of the Irish peo-
Be arranging Q scheme for man,
|em. He says that the Irish
Ne witty and affectionate, and
'Witless and heartless canno,
1hem.
1zAND DUKE AND THE CZAR.
llkERsBuRG, Jan, 5.-The Grand
1I1haei NIcolaievitch has quar-
|lkh the Czar, and has resigned
+ |I'sncy Of the imperial council
from active service. Counl
president OF the council
|z1@ DoDdoukoff Korsakoff be-
e Sci of the interior.
. less IN IRELAND.
In I&n. 6.-At q meeting O
tionai League, held In this city
the t11Eible distress among tht
On the west coast of Ireland wal
3red. Several members mad,
zes deploring the condition O
and attributing it mainly I,
o..
IN ENGLAND.
LON. Jan. ga shock of earth
ssns felt yesterday over an arei
r1i miles in South Devonshire
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