New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
cA11SE OF LIBERAL REVENoE0
,,xcrRTAIYTY ABOUT JHE LAND ~"
CHASE BILL.
.norcnrRr THINKS THE ELECTIONS '"oD
ny LOST TO THE GLADsIoNlhNS
TORIES MAY COME INTO fo"A"' ""i
ARE NOT LIKELY 10 GNS
,o>,vpvIr TO IRELAND

HOME RULE TO IRELAND
rnr CABLE TO THE rRIBUNH) 4
cspvricht 1856, North America" c@''' "eN'o M
IoxnoN. July g." We are peaVen al" no
saws IN, RAJ Mall Gazette N" 40 'o"sS.
s.,,on Of Mr. Gladstone sweeping ti' o'oH'y' n.
aQue''o - 800 :, wbether Lord Salisbury will not
onlv question now Is "ne'"'
w.sp the country" rv
. IN. darkest view OF the situation t"Aon ny sA'
.d,ocat,ng Home Rule but nearly all oo"'N.
,ar. {. no hope for majority Tor mr. ' ,,,
.,ar All. however. predict that Home Ruie 'nu'' % ,.
.,sv 20 triumph THE TRIBUNE representative saw "s'
Iabouchere to- day, fresh from MS Vio'"' "
.mpton ana go, his views OF the h'us"on' A., =,
M. an all nrobabiy lose the elections. sad MI 80"
,.o,ore "Ths will be due Liberals not oom'nR "p
90 the polls owing to the detection OF 80 h&oS VI
.,ors,. ueutenants They are in doubt as 70 """' my
o,ght TO do and therefore do notn'E. os'
most serious blow has oceh
,ne.ch. do not think that Chs"oe''"'.
has exercised any influence over any eco'''' or p
,,ose OF birmingham. The counties are now our o"'
hon. and n,. ouestona able whether they VIII save u'
for IL Is Impossible to understand prec'seiy 'no ~ -
The Agricultural iaborer. do not thinR DC Auo" W
about Ireland or much. but he VIII DO cu "
nose Ireland has prevented some lesisi"'io" " ~
half , 4. ss.ms the
-, ~. ,a., exaggersted The election has come
On ,b. worst time Of the year for u.s. because tue
ton Laws arc very bad and We lose vast numpor'' VI wv
workipgmen's votes owing to their chahge oi io''u
.Dcs last November This however, will hardly account
,or opr losses have thought that they are msny ouo
IN Mr. Gladstone having stated that the Lana o'ii "
Goyernment OF Ireland bill inseparaoIe anu "oo
,,v,ng CLEARLY declared suce that he would give uP tue
lana hi While Mr. Morley has been argning III iaVor
the sleotor. have been told where that we only
,ve the Irish so 900, 900 start them. They nave
b.leyed this and Radicals are very nuch exerciseu
a. the idea Of giving any sum landlords either In Ire
land England.
.Ibere ia no knowing what will happen II Gladst one
,defeated II the rvatlves bave majority they
will of course come in which case think that hr
parue 10 mistaken In snpposing that they Will grant
any sch-me Of Home Rule 1t il their interest to per
natnate aniuosty between England and Ireland aud
than remain IN power breaking up the Liberal party
,he Conservatives aud LIBERAL UnOnists unite they
will have a sjority
ao not think 1t probable that there Will DO an eiec'
finn again very soon. Neither Harrington nor Cn"'hocr
lain would accept office with tho ConservauWes' anu
although they may promise them general support TINS
SORT of alliances break down very sooo. Inc election
was precpitsted. 1t would have been better haa IL
,aLen nace al or months hence. 10y which '"o
,ho FpgI.h elector would time TO digest what 10
him 4. n novel idea. The English mind WORKS very
.,owv hut II the Irish hang together ana act wisely
they must get Home Rule in the end out IL may po ~
ferred some time II we are now defeated