New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
MANIFESTOES OF PARTY LEADERS.
MR., CHAMBERLAIN AvOWS HIS PURPOSES.

THE APPEALS OF SIR CHARLES DILkE AND LohD
IDDEsLEIGH TO THE ELECTORS.
LONDON June 11.-Mr. Chamberlains elec-
toral manifesto was made public this evening" uo
oares that the Governments Irish proposals have been
condemned In advance by every Liberal statesman oi
the century, What the Liberal leaders last November
solemnIy and seriously declared unsafe" con-
tinue. the manifesto "the Premier has
now undertaken The Irish Landlords
of all the classes affected arc alone SUD-
jected to exceptional consideration. Ensnsh"cn arc
told that the OF Union was due to shame1u corruP
1t is to be hoped that the Act OF separation ho
to be by gigantic bribe ever offered
to the opponents Of any legislation. The alter
native proposals increase the number OF occupying own
Of Iand establish complete system OF popular local
government alike its main features for England Scot
land. Ireland, aud Wales. enabling each to exercise
influence in Its local administration and In leg
isaton for their special needs aud requirements with
the Imperial Parliament supreme all This will sat
isy national aspirations OF England and Scotland
Irleands national aspirations are not stronger nor are
they entitled to moro sympathy"
Mr. Chamberlain dwes upon the fact that the Govern
mcnt has made attempt TO deal with matters which
Mr. GladstoDes election manifesto declared were ripe
for legislation. 1.-THE Government" he writes. came
into office upon resolution that immed itc
| legislation would be enacted for the benefit
Of agricultural laDorcrs but 1t has not
tried to fulfill its pledge; and Parliament is to de dis
missed because majority Of the English ana scotch
members accept proposals which are not sup
ported by any section In the House of Commons OUTSIDE
OF the Government and those Irish members whom hr'
| Gladstone recently described marching through
rapine TO the disDtegraton OF the empire"
Sir Charles Dlke. Member OF Parliament FOR Chesea
has issued manifesto to his constituents Referring 10
the question: he that he believes the choce
lies between and large measure OF autonomy
for Ireland, and that he prefers the latter poNcy
although" he supported the second reading
Of the o Rule bill do not agree with the home de-
tails OF Mr. Gadstonc's scheme. Still. believe that
the Irish entitled elective control OF Irish affairs
Until the Irish question has settled progress In the
direction OF local government reform will be Impossible
Lord Iddeseigh Issued a manifesto In which he
says "The coming general elections VIII be OF supreme
Importance II Home Rule and Rsiica! majority be
returned bound hand and foot TO Gladstone and Par
nell. the results to the Empire may be very serious
perhaps irreparabe The Church and the Lords rights
OF property would be summary handled. 1t behooyes
Conservatives do their utmost to prevent Gladstone
from getting $50 seats III addition to the eightys Is
nellites. Conservatives must avoid three-corner con-
tests and must support Liberal Unionist against
Home Ruler wherever Conservative candidate mas no
chance OF election
The Midlothian Unonists sent depufation to walt on
the Marquis OF Harrington to-day to ask him TO assist
them In putting forward Unonist oppose Mr. Glad
sone In tho coming election Lord Harrington replied
that he would rather see the Liberal Union spit th"h
harrsss the Premier. ~ a.
Alta meeting In Islingon to-day OF the Liberal Coun
Gil. Richard Chamberlain. member for lsngton, anid
hiss-s planned his for voting against
Mr.. Glsdstones Home Rule bill resolution was car
red pledging the council not to support Mr. Chamber
lain at the next election The OF this
result cheereG vocferousy. Mr. Chamber ain drove
away from the meeting amid the groans and hoots OF
the crowd.
The south Brmng CHAM Liberals held largely ATTENDED
meeting to-day and passed vote OF confidence III MI
Gladstone and resolutions OF sympathy with Mr Parne
GLASGOW. June IL. Tho scottish Liberal Federation
has issued manifesto to the Liberal electors OF scotland
nrginR support Ihe coming elsotons ony
Gladstone candidates. The Federation has engaged sL
Andrews Hail. largest In the city; for mass meet
June %, which Mr. Glafstone Will deliver an
address ana Lord Rosebery Will preside.