New-York tribune., 1886-05-04

& rnS Ss is e mssE wSh the aS
nteisi6e voice on this matter feel the strongest
hat the others difficult some OF them are
wise. conciliaory spirit be found capable OF rational
and toerabe settlement II little that can 40 IN tnis
cheeruDess to the cause the small available residue OF
q But let me In these closing words extend my view
beyond my own no ored constituency aud in ono sent
land. can do much with you essentially and with
any person or class section you II rests with
which depend all the best hopes of Ireland and much
that touches It's honor and high interest Great Britain
and all the mighty empire OF our Queen remaln'
Ha,carden. May l. 1856. W. f. GLADSTONE"
Professor Gold win Smith writes that tho manifesto Is
direct appeal to party passion for aid TO dsmemoer
the Empire Neither the Canadians nor the bulk OF the
Americans. he sympathZe with Mr. Parncll In his
demands. but should Dublin Parliament demand that
ps would as an be S e e po
ticans or the Irish vote. Moreover Mr. Gladsones So
The governors Of the Cork Lmnatc Asylum recently
sent memorial to the Earl OF Aberdeen, Lord Leuen-
ant asking that OF the officials Of that nsti
tuition be raised per The Earl replied that he
could not comply with their request because OF the IN
certainty to the future government Of Ireland The
consider the excuse imsy one ana have re-
quested that the subject he reconsdered.
Sir Donald Curre, member OF Parliament for West
Perthshire. Liberal has written letter IN which he
war. He favors compreh, nslve local government
throughout the Kingdom. retaining central Imperial
Parliament
Rumors in circulation ttat Mr. Gladstone will dis
solve Parliament Immediately after division has been
the Home Rule BILL whatever the result OF the vote may
be.
COMMENTS on THE MANIFESTO.
The PaH Mail Gazette. commenting on Mr. Gladstone's
manifesto, says "The document contains menace TO
throw the Land Purchase bill TO the wolves and prom
i.es TO reunte the Radicals the body of the Irish
landlords. Heuceforth the bill will be regarded as
awaiting burial" The PaH MAI Gasctle complains that
the manifesto docs not commit the Ministry to retain the
IRISH Westminster and opposes the second
eadlng OF the Home Rule bill unless TINS principe Is
me 81 James's Ga-ede says an old Parliament hand
has played mis- last card. He appealed to man Dascst
I'm seal the eyes OF his most infatuated supporters
The GLOBE says: 1.-The manifesto suggests the COZ,
that his speeches manfesloes have not charmed the
Nation out of its senses and that they are OF no more
broom TO push back the ocean, ~ -.
nj arm and defiance IL will not cOncate the Prenlers
opponents. but Will fix and determine the warm zeal OF
this trunpet call the ninsing OF defiance
his foes feet are more sign of conscious weakness
than Of strength 1t may be magnificent put IL Is not
ne Dr5iin fr,nng ait co9serva1iyS. says nrs the
manifesto resembles The vail OF an unrcstiul spirit
tortured with gloomy forceodngs. . . ,,
The Erening telegraph. OF Dublin Nationalist paper
calls the manifesto noble uterance 1t says that the
Cabinet yields nothing OF vital Importance and hat MI
Gladstone will sweep his opponents from his path.
BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS APPROVE HOME RULE.
At the meeting of the Kings County Demo
cratic General Committee last evening In Music Hall,
Brooklyn, resolutions were onered Dy superVlsOr-at
Large Quinard expressive OF hearty sympathy with the
efforts Gladstone aud PrDe in endeavoring TO secure
substantial home rule for ireland SPEECHES III support
the made by Mr.. Quiutard and Reg
lister Murtha and they were unanimously adopted.
Resolutions of respect to the memory OF eACouhty
Clerk Rodney Thursby were also adopted
GREAT HOME RULE MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.
A meeting to advocate Home Rule for Ire
land was held last night in ST. Mchaes Institute, Je
sey City. Many citizens Of prominence were present
including Governor Albeit, Mayor Cleveland, Mon
sgnors Seton and Da ConciliO and cergymen from
Catholic church In the city Mayor Cleveland
presided and speeches made Governor ALBEIT,
Monsignors and Da Conclio Corporation AtOr
uey Minturu of IiobOken cX-Judge John a. McGrath
ana others Teegrams ana le ters were received from
Mcpherson, COnCresr man McAdoO, Cnancery
Gle rk and Allan L. McDerinOtL The meeting
tremely enthusiastic