New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
PHASES OF THE IRISH PROBLEM.

MR. GIL ,DsTONEs sTATrMENT-oPPosING Mr.. GAME
PROTESTS FROM A MAss-MEETING.
LONDON, April Pit is believed that the
statement relation TO the government OF Ireland,
which Mr.. Gladstone promised to mako on Thursday
next will be again postponed
The Irish electors OF Barrow-in-Furness having be-
come suspicious OF the loyalty to Mr. Gladstone OF Mr.
Caine, Liberal candidate for Parliament to fill the va
cancy caused by the annuiment OF David Duncans cleo
ton for Illegal eectoneerng practices. to-day put up
against him Mr.. Edmunds. member OF the Irish Ma
tonal League The Liberals carried the district in the
last election by majority OF only 346 In total vote OF
$500, aud it ia feared that the nomination of Mr. Ed
munds will result In of the Tory candidate
Mr. Cane 1t is declared, is hard at work trimming
In the hope OF inducing Mr. Edmuuds to withdraw from
the contest.
"Mr Gladstone is riding straight for fall" The Pail
Mall Gazette declares this afternoon. " He refuses,
says The Gazette "to modify his Irish scheme. and the
result will be that the country will have neither Home
Rule In Ireland Mr. Gladstone" The PdH MdH
Gazette announced In the precisely that Lord
Salisbury would " ride for a fall at the time the
Tory Premier was ging for his own defeat The
declaration at the time generally hooted by the
other English papers but The Gazette entirely accu-
rate them It's thought the Editor special knowl
edge that NJ Gladstone being convinced OF the abso
Lutte Justice and good policy OF his Irish proposals. ana
at the time convinced that the Tory and Radical
politicians hav determined 10 defeat them. means 10
the Issue and Drlng ABOUT tne
sbe to sacrifice in his final effort at paci-
fcation.
great citing held this afternoon In Guild.
hall to protest against the granting OF parliament to
ireland. The Lord Mayor presided Sir John Lubbock
ibera member of Parliament for London University.
moved the adoption OF a resolution condemning Mr.
Gladstone for his OF handing re and to
Nj Parnel whom he previously denounced"
A worklneman arose and offered amendment 10 Sir
John Lubbocks resolution, but lie was howled down,
and the resolution was carried amid wild enthusiasm
Only 200 persons III the audience voted In the
negative
At every mention Of Mr. Parnelrs name the audience
Kissed. The name of the Premier was treated in the
way every time any speaker used IT, There we're
even cries of Gladstone is lunatc All the speeches
intensely patriotic and the speakers were loudly
cheered.
George Potter, a Liberal ventured to propose an
amendment to the Lubbock the effect that
the British puhic bit his voice was drowned
by groans and OF go home ~ Turn him out !!
The meeting closed with three cheers for the Queen
after the assembly left the hall singing In chorus
" Rule Britannia"
today with Mr. Morley The Chef Secretary ior ireland
Replying "a made by the Rev. DE- Martin' 10
the effect Parliament in Dublin would be n0stle 10
the rights Of the Irish Presbyterians Mr. Morley ex-
pressed the opinion that Mr. Giadstones COMING meas
ure would ample provision for the security o
every religious body in Ireland The deputaton AFTER
ward had interview with Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr.
Gladstone has declined to receive the depuiatlon.
DUBLIN, April 2.-The Ireemons journal commenting
on the growing opposition the Scotch Iembcrs
OF Parliament to granting Ireland Parliament.
threatens that If the Scotch members help TO defeat
adopt OF relentless OppOsilan to every Scotch
measure which may come before Parliament