Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09
AFTER THE BATTLE.
How Home Rule Defeat
is Received.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Parliament to be Dissolyed-Re-
joicing and Rioting in Parts
of Ireland.


Special 10 the Herald bv the Associated Press
IoNpor. lime s.-Ninety four Iiber.
-, p.a;a.,. 80 .oo;,st tho Home
D. Ia, IT,. !. ;,,sn.e .xcitement
Rule Dill. inere - in'eh'e eN'i'' !. :
throughout tns whoie couh''y W.
outcome OF the long Parliamentary CON
contest. The Conservatives and Wings
are evervwbere making the day one OF
~. ,.,.h.;.a bonfires.
luphes' ringing oe,'' "s..' , c. ~ !
firing cannon aad singing oo' 'a' 'ae
Queen" Dispatches from Ireland state
A., az palfost Londonderry, Lurgsn,
,ovalsts have
Aramagh anu o'he' 'o""a
been stoned during tneir paiaue' ""'
demonstrations, but up to late houi
~. ,f,srnoo, no case Of fighting or ex.
-, "a Las, ranorted.
IRENE vioience iAu 'o'"
ULSTER REJoioks'
DUBLIN, June S.--Ihere 10 ene "'ue'
...;.sn, among the loyalists in the
eh'nu''a mo defeat nj
north OF ireianu 80 .vsrs .ant mn AZ
Home haio. a,v Of Londonderry. last
Colerame' oouny ~. rss,,It al tbe vote
IL
ntgn., ann i.sa.'t ,o,vns and soon the
to the adjacent 'own7, Hnu JIistar
news was known .,o .asadaJ az Inr.
Ten thousand ioyaiis,s pasAo os ,ha;r 1;c.
gan this morning III noho' VI '"
tory. ,..ou,n
A. :. "a. u...;no bv 4.
Inc Oso, re.s rs.oIved TO appeal to
unanimous 'o ri a., be,d that bv resign.
the coun..y IA oniy nroIono and compli.
ing 'a1y a"n,a d;spute which will be
cave sne aV hu ths sneedv dissolution OF
tersilnaso ciaJstone will sc adj a spe-
"a, ,sa.saaasr 10 the Ga cen tonight with
49, sscnrnending that her Majesty
s.'f. psrl;ament- "a the only means
oissolvo ..sb,a 1ovarnment. If the
49, ~ s aoas not EXERCISE her prerogative
W .oons harrington to form a new
anu suuliv 1i.ds,ona IN Thursday will
h.n.s.'T, .naans 70 nroceed with reply
81, snJ ,viiI indicate the Queens inten.
. p'a a.o 5;.solss Parliament at an early
s 1ot "
GATE. of on;n;on IL that Glad.
Inc co ',, s:".oina psrllament on the
s seohe ~, W." t. Z erpected that the cleo
ssa. Iii occunv a month and that the
1on' u m.a iii. iii assemble in the second
now ~ s,Snst
WEI Ts. :" .a.uit 81 the division was tele.
uo - ,be onsen the instant 1t was
grapnsu " Iohn Rr;gbt voted with the
.;.;.n ri. axample was followed
oPpos,u ,ha.aIs
oy s"'n's
ENGLISH PRESS coMMoNT.
The Standard says. 1.-THE Commons.
bv defeating the Home Rule bill, has
ssod lesson To ireland which will soon
ha snnrecia ted by that country"
THE TeIeoraph (Conservative) says:
..xvs are nersuaded that the voice OF the
cammons faithfully reflects the opinion
az the country"
The Chronicle says: I'VE are left
vi,b . clear issue. This must he taken
hstwsan the policy Of Harrington and the
noi;cv az Gladstone."
The Nesos Enthusiastically says: "A dis.
.a,nt;oa has bssn rendered inevitable by
Ia, ,,;ght,s vote"
Tn T;yes saws; 1.-THE vote will en-
,onrsoe the LoyaIists OF Ireland to hope
tbat their kinsmen here will never aban
don them to the uncovenanted mercies Of
the Irish Nationsl League and its pay
mater, in America"
The Pail Mall Gazette puts over its
aJt m lQaI NIGHTS vote the CADllOn-
"a nav. March Nearer Home Rule"
The 6azstte then says it believes the
asaaral slection will result in Mr.. Glad.
s,ous', dsfeat and a second election will
f,s rsacs.sarv before the question can be
settled, The only way, continues the
aa..as i, wb;eb the problem can be
polvad il on tbe basis Of delegated au.
tboritv TO deal with specific local affairs
and of continued Irish represen-
tation IN the imperia' fiA'
more eosrcion before the Irish secure
home rule bv the consent Of the British
,,oyerament in n year or two, the danger
2 thst ii during the interval coercion
shonld he resorted to, it would be met
he outrage. 40 that to challenge of
strsngth there would be a savage and
rs.olnte response
Tha a. lanes Gazette saws; "a great
.,. ~ No mnst be spoken before the
Home Rule fiend can be squelched.
Tbs IJnionists will not shrink the de-
c;s;on with last evening fresh on them,
the DISRUPTION bill and Mr.. Gladstone
will give both nations abundant trouble
for many years. but both are politically
dead and mast resuscitation.
The Eeho saws: ave are hopeful that
this disouszion and excitement will clear
the Atmosphere. and that the Irish and
Eool;sb as a result will understand each
other latter. Both have unexhausted
canacitv for cooperative action and
;oint trust. unity and progress. We
baIisve that both peoples for generations
70 come will feel the beat OF one Nation
al hart and inherit and enjoy q common
and equal destiny,
IRISH rhhS'
Dry,,u lime s-The Freeman's
ra,,saoI Mr. parnelps organ. saws the
s,s;.,a;r,ia ~ Home Rule IL for the mo.
49, fasaa,ad INIT N IA not killed. The
Iii 49, hasn lost but the prineiple OF
L.. D ~ ,r;umnhs. The 3lI afirma.
49, .,o,as cast last night for Mr.. Glad.
.-,oa.,,ra v;rtnaIIv commits Par.
1;ssa, 80 Home Rule. Who should
-. a.. natter resta thera,
Ths E,Dress ICopseryatiyel saws; 1t Ia
=. ~. -, ~ trinmnh IRE Const;.
- II 1. true. has won the firs,
,';,ehsd hattie. but the campaigu has
aP,,l, hsgnn.
~ Cork Herald (NationaIistl savs.
T., tha friend, NJ IraIaad he di0nified
,,at;snt and forbearant The English
femocraey will rally and scatter The
sslss Liberals, When England finally
rejects the settlement Il will be time
snough for Irishmen to nerve them.
sslvss To struggle anew.
The Cork Constif,ftion fTorvl says. A
calamity to Ireland aed a GROWING dis,
grace to England has been averted in
Inc defeat OF Mr.. Gladstone's seditious
plot against the Queen, aud Mr.. Glad
stone mas Deen oisgraced ana dishon'
orsd. ,,., :,
CoEh, june - very oss'er iseiine