New-York tribune., 1886-05-18
GLADSTONE TO THE QUEEN.

THE PREMIER PREPARED FOR DEFEAT
.r.soSs FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF rARLiANhNi-
LORD HARTrNGroN's rLAN-TALh of M"
MINISTRY. 80,
,ovnox Nav 17.-In the lobby of the House
-, commons this evening the subject OF Tie oiSsou'
,o, OF Parliament was on eVeryoouy ups
wv cona week in July was mentioned
. ,,o time when the general elections wou'u mus
Hs % -, no hoId Colonel Ponsonby the queens
.oo-,tarv. vi sted Mr. Gladstone to-day IL 10
P,.,ooa that he conveyed TO inc rremer
= massage from the Qieen 10 '"o o"'0'
A., Her MAJESTY was ues"o"S '""'
s,o,u,,on of Parliament be sVoueo' Is s"o io'" ""
course would have disturbing III % A.
,,,crcst. OF the country. IL Is reported 'na' ui'
] rs,,ied to the Queen that she must dissolve
"'"u'' . nu,oss the majority against the Home Kule
,r ,a 80 great as TO JUSTIFY i'S oPpo"e"'' ~
der,sLiur the Government WIN o"''0o VI '"e'.. ,
d. 4, nassing Irish legislation "'n'''o Coy 80 ,
en- The event Of the hill being carrieu w ''. IN,
!" tn defeated by small majority rarhament viii
" ,a and il the majority against the Dill reaches
Al the Ministry will resign
1ohn Bright present at the session OF inc House
y, commons tonight 1t is reported that he VIII submit
,1o, which will he acceptable TO the Government
os,ron,ng consderaon OF the Home Rue question:
=, believed that Mr. Bright has written to Mr. Glad
o ,rat ,nless the bill is Withdrawn he Will speak
snd vote against IL ,.
Mr. Chamber declines to formulate the concessions
sc.red by him the ground that the Gladstone com
,rt,,ee already knows them. From birmingham comes
,be statement dnade. it is said. on the highest au-
shortly, that Lord Harrington has decided to pre-
uars a Home Rule scheme embodying Mr.. Cham
hcrla,u's points. namely, the absolute supremacy
NJ the Imperial Parliament. the retention OF irish MEN,
hers al Westminster and the complete control OF irish
finances by the English Parliament
The PaU Mall Gazette publishes the names OF the
men who will constitute the new Cabinet in
of Government.
,ays that the were furnished by
prominent Minister In the present government Inc
list includes Lord Harrington as Premier, MI. Leonard
Courtney as Chancellor of the Exchcquer. Mr. Goschen
ss secretary for Foreign Affairs. and Mr. Chamberlain
as Chief Secretary for ireland.
Mr. Morley has advised the Newcastle Liberal Union
,o prepare for an early dissolution OF Parliament
The debate the Home Rule bill was continued IN
the House OF Commons tonight Sir Richard Assheton
Cross Conservative said that the bill would not secure
a good government for Ireland. III IL were
passed ncrc would be two sets of Judges IN Ireland
One set would administer justice in revenue cases. and
the other would administer justice in criminal cases.
The former wood be projected by the Imperial ParIa'
men other would be left TO the tenLer mercles OF
the Ish people Mr. Gladstone had said that the Union
was effected by bribery, but the Premier himself was
altering the large bribe OF 600 to Ireland and
this was not the time that he had offered bride
Parliament the speaker continued, would cease TO
be imperial II the Irish members were not
retained He believed that by large and
Ind administration of the law and by the Govern
ens showing readiness TO consider just grievances
the Irish time the scotch have aireaoy
teen m their that to the interest OF lreau
10 remain united with England and TO maintain inc
supremacy OF the imperial Parliament.
lanes Sansned. president of the Local Government
Board said that the Conservatives had proponnded a
policy for governing ireland resolutely,
land be continued, eve all know what
res0lutely' means Cheersl lie believed
in Irish nationality he thought that to satisfy the
IRISH was the only effect lasting moral union
OF England aud Ireland. lCheers ,
J6mrs Bryce Under Foreign secretary. SAID that he
Government perfectly willing to appeal TO the coui
ry Loud cheers The bill the Imperial Parll aielt
power in all necessary legislation for Ireland. Mt
bryce cited the OF America and Iceland IN
toss of BE GUM and Denmarks loss OF Sch eswig- do'
stein were the result OF refusal to grant moderate con-
ccsson He asked the seceders whether they were no
laying into the hands OF enemies The irish knew that
they had democracy OF England az their siao. ne
hoped that they would be content 10 walt Ill aw'aDld-
Ing sprlt for Justice. 80 -,
On motion OF Mr. shaw -Lefevre, Liberal the debate
was adjourned until morrow
sir CHARLES Dixie in addressing the city Liberals TO-
day urged them preserve unity and prepare for the
,lectious Iurd saisbUry's speech on saturday has
greatly assisted Liberal cohesion.
The Sandoid says thai four members OF the House OF
Commons VINO ATTENDED MI ChamDerains recent meet
lns intend to support the second readlnS VI the
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