New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
GLADSTONE LOSING VOTES.
ruAMBERLA AIMS STRENGTH INCREASING.
A AMAJoRlTY OF 10 CALCULATED AGAINST TIE HOME
RULE BILL.

RULE BILL.
LoNpOv. MAY 1.-The detection among inc
,unrorters OF Mr. Gladstone has grown rapidly today
Tho number Of adhercnts OF Lord Harrington ana MI.
Chamberlain has risen from = TO los Eng'sh an"
scotch Radical papers that have hitherto supported Mr
,s,crc NOW concur thai his concessions are made
opate that Joint commission is practically Impossible
oud the Home Rule bill doomed to defeat uness crucial
amendments be made. Tho opponents calculate tha'
there will be a majority OF 40 against tho bill Mr.. Hiao
stone hes urged to assent to-day to discussion o.
,hc bill and he has promised TO reply on the saJec'
on thursday One hundred and twenty-five members VIII
,noak during the dc ate Sir Henry James Will open on
Thursday and will he TO we'd by Mr. Camphei' h'"ne
mar and sir william Vernon Harcourt' mr. on"Io0, ,,
LAIN has prepared for venomod attack OH '"' "'"N
,or,,ors
ofr.c, arc bound to ignore decrces OF the DuOh ra
,,mop; and 10 refuse to pay taxes levied ny n'V '
Tro Duxc Of Bedford has sent blank check TO the
Ii,o-a Unionist Committee. other arisloor".s pio'
drafts for any amount that may be required fory'"o
members OF the House OF Commons have Joiueu 'nc oo
m'tiec. ,,uo,
Jaxpnx MAY l2-The West and Central Lioera
Associations of Birmingham have adopted resolutions
exnressing unabated Loyalty TO MI Chainoeria'n
also conf iencc in Mr.. Gladstone. whose Home ue o
thev cav il the best yet offered for the perma
men scitl nu OF the Irish question: although 'hey eA
,,ro.s tnc hone that Mr. Gladstone will accept an amend
mont TO retain the Irish representatives. at Westminster
Baron de Vcsci. a Liberal. presided al meeting vi
ypicnis- last night In this city. Considerable uisseh
,on was manifested at the meeting. 1t was iinposspie
10 carry the motions speakers were continually
Interrupted
ORANGE VOLUNTEERS IN IRELAND
DUBLIN, May ia dispatch from Coleraihe
70 The Erprcss says that the Orangemen OF Ulster are
enrong as volunteers all members between the ages OF
eighteen and sixty years that the men Will be snppheu
with arms aud be drilled by Old army and navy ana
notice officers and that hoped their numbers VIII be
a1rmeuted by volunteers from England Scotland ana
Canada The dispatch also says that artinge"e"'e "0
beiu. made obtain arms and am minunlloh
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS
Iovpoy. Nav u.-Thc Pal Mall Gazette
,hy afternoon says that Mr. Gladstoncs speech last
night made bad and sealed the fate OF the home
Euic ulll. 1t adds that Henry L,bouchere. who had
ac,ed az intermediary between Nr Gladstone and Mr.
Chamberlain formed the latter that the premier
was willing TO make adequate concessions order TO
secure the support the Radical leader and MS ao
berenis The speech did bear out this promise In
the way It had been accepted by Mr. Chamberlain. ana
The Gasee says he astonished and disguised ana
openly declared in the lobby OF the House OF COMMONS
that had been msled, and would now oppose Ni'
GladsionC's bill "tooth and nail"
The 81 James's Ga.ene says there is no longer any
doubt that the Disruption bill" (Mr Gladsones Home
Rule measurc) has collapsed - .,
lhr GObc asserts that there IL less cnance now tnah
ever of the Home Rule bill passing It's second reading
The Echo declares that Mr. Gladstones bill virtually
doomed. " -. . .z.
ference OF Parnetes decided not TO aid the Gov
ernment renewing the Arms act, on the grouhu tnt
the must not prevent the lIsh from pos
stated that the Government is willing increase
The numbor of for the attendance OF Irlsh
at We>tminster but Will not consent TO
any scheme involving their permanent attendance.