The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-20
FOR THE IRISH.
b GREAT QUESTION IN BRIr-
IsH POLITILS.
adstone Must Stand or Fail by the
Vote on His Home Rule
Bill.

foNpoS, May 19.-sixty-eight Par
|lites, who desired TO speak on the
me rule bill, held a MEETING yester
In. and in Difference TO the wishes oil
Parnell, agreed that only a limit
number of them should speak. 1t
hxpscted the division on the second
AdinE Of the bill will be reached by
end Of next week or by the middle
the following week.
|rbe Conservatives indignantly as
hi that the governments supporters
! protecting the debate for the pur'
bse OF capturing waverers.
The supporters of Mr.. Gladstone are
hily becoming more hopeful that the
bme rule bill will he passed by Par
hment, Nine members OF the House
Commons, who had hitherto been
ppos duo the home rule measure,
ave been converted since Saturday,
Id IL is expected that other members
i'll soon signify their adhesion to the
l n,
Lord Hartingt n, speaking ct Brad
A nd. said that in the country a major
V OF the Liberals did not approve OF
Ia. Gladstone's Irish scheme, and he
eclares the government must stand
r fall in accordance with the vote on
= plan for home rule in Ireland.
Earl Cowper, in a speech at Bed
bra, denounced the Liberals for what
e termed their idolatrous worship OF
IN. Gladstone. He said that II had
/ AIKEN 200 years TO reconcile Scotland
q the union, snd that eighty years
sad moi bsen sufficient time in which
q prove how such union with Ireland
would work. The earl said he was IN
avor OF continuing remedial iegls'a,
ion and establishing local government
boards. The meeting passed a resolu-
lion dcnouncing Mr.. Gladstone's
,cheme.
The South London Liberal Union
has forwa ded copies OF a series o.
resolutions to Mr.. Gladstone, Lo,c
Harrington, Mr. John Morley and Mr.
chamberlain. They say the principl,
Of home rule is opposed TO the primer
ples Of 1.-THE Liberal party, and that tn
establishment OF home rule would re
suit in the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF the en-
pire. aud would place the minority
Ireland at the mercy Of the majorit!
They advocate a liberal concession
local government powers TO Ireland
measures in that direction that woul
he applicable to England and Scotlan
las We as 10 Irelaud- and they d.
mand the re ention of Irish member
in the lmpera al Parliament.
Lord Salisbury since the union
Lord Harrington and MIR. Chambe
lain has shown symptoms OF abandon
ing Lord harrington TO support M
Bright, He has informed the Rad
calls thatif the home rule bill be passe
he will insist upon the removal OF u
Irish representatives from WestmiI
ster as an essential principle OF hon
rule. :. :,
The Queen has assented TO the di
solution Of Parliament, but does NJ
approve an immed ate dissolution. ST
recommends that dissolution be pos
poned until August on the grouI
"a that a general election in June wou
unsett!e business and be injurious
Y london trad ysmen.
81 Malcontents assert that the nil
liberals who have deserted the o
position since Saturday were not /
.kluded in Mr.. Gaines list OF ninety.h'
Liberals who pledged themselves
opptse the home rule bill,
AT a Ioyalist meeting at Bradio
Yesterday a resolution deuouncil
home rule was carried, Although {
meeting had been carefully packe
there were 2c0 dissentionists presel
LORD SALISBURY
was accorded a perfect ovation VIII
he appeared upon the stage OF h
Maiesty's Theater this afternoon,
address the Conservative meeting
sembled there under the auspices
the Primrose League. The au
tors wore Lord Beaconiield's favor
flower. In his address Lord Satisfy
declared that Toryism was grow
rapidly among all classes in the +
pire. lie said he felt it to be his dl
In these critical times to urge all 10
men TO combine for the support
religion and the Empire. lie den
That he had recommended rs the b
means OF gov rning the Irish peo
the adoption OF n twenty years &C
cion policy; he had only advised
maintcn nee OF law and order IN
land. He reiterated his advice to
Irish to emigrate from Ireland II &
could not prosper aud be conten
under British rule, and urged
Conservatives to support the Lib
unionist candidates in the con
election, where Conservatives &C
I'D nnrlninlv he chnspn.