New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
LIBERALS AND THE IRISH.
THE GOVERNMENT EXPECTING DEFEAT.
,,, MORLEY SAYS THEY WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO

,,R. MORLEY SAYS THEY WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO
APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
IoNpoy. March 2.-The Government to-day 'ndi-
Gated through Ministerial uterance that they expect
20 fall on the Irish question The uterance was nade
by Mr.. Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland In an
address conference Of Liberal delegates heid To-
day Mr.. Morley was discussing the Irish situation
He denounced Lord Randolph CturohiiPs recen.
Aaritious attempt to stir up civil war in Ulster ana
nrced the Liberals to do their utmost to place their
marty in state of complete preparation Tor gehefa
election tor said the speaker the Government Is
now face to face wh the Irish difficulty and Will PROB
ably be compelled to make an early appeal 10 the
country"
Lord Randolph Churchill has written letter to Inc
Daily News describing the statement IN ieading
article of that paper to-day to the effect that he Lord
Csrnaryon and Lord Ashbourne had prepared q
scheme of home rule for Ireland the false st of all
fslsehoods ever emanating from newspaper. lie
says: have never departed from The opinions ex-
dressed in nv speech at Edinburgh on December 20
1883 1t is absolutely false 10 say that Lord Sails
burvs Government ever way cred in rosolute hostility
20 repeal of the union anything approaching repeal
In conclusion he says: Without, OF course expect
ing The Daily News apologize trust that 1t VIII
cease to propagate cslumnious lihels.'
In the speech referred TO Lord Randolph said Ii at
the Tories would not yield inch on the Home Rule
question and would not make any further concession
10 Mr. Parnel either the land franchise or on the
local question. He advocated the advance
of public money the easiest terms to develop to the
utmost Irish railways, eana.s, and public works
England he added, g owes Ireland reparation
Money cures most injuries however deep. But the
irish yells of Repeal must be answered with an
unchangiug. interchangeable and unanimous NoV"
LONDON, March 3.-Ihe Netos this morning, referring
10 Lord Randolph Churchfs letter, admits that
it would be difficult legally to prove the as
sertions made by The NerS yesterday but
SAYS 1t is significant that tho Irish members
supported the Conservatives in tho election and in the
division on the Medical Relief BILL and that
the conference between Mr. Heaiy ana
Lord Randolph Churchill resulted In the
Parne1ites leaving the House to avoid OPP
posiug the Conservatives. lord Randolph" The
Nc,rs adds refers to old speech, but
makes no reference to his utterances since
that speech was delivered. The Parneltes accrs' hlm
Of betrayal is impossible to know which side to be-
Neve."
DUBLIN, March 2.-The regal ar fortnightly meeting
Of the Irish National League held to-day Michael
Dayitt presided The receipts since the last meeting
were announced to be $3O,6 Mr.. Davitt denied
that outrages were OF frequent occurrence In Ire
lond If any we're committed the League was not re-
spousiblc for them lie charged the enemies OF Home
Eue with conspring niure the League aud declared
that the so-caed Outra9es were mere inventions Oh
their malice. lie urged that record oi eVlcdohs DC
pubiished weekly.