Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-14
THE IRISH QUESTION,


aln raEDzEsux nnnnzzs 10 oonzAxD q
IRELAND.
DuHEzN, Nay 1z-Ths Fzssmsn,.
sasgaal esya that Sir Rrsslsrink Roherlr
commander Of ehe Fndinn army. wFIl -
called from India b take The chef con.
gnand q The army in ireland. Hhs
gsaTAal also saya that the aafrisons -
Ulster viii be inonsassd.
TAzAsaNAnxM noxArrsrs.
An,EAaa. May IA largo association
of iuyaltsla has been formed here foI
tne purpcse az aFminR and driliinq ths
opponents of home rule. Ths orrsnira.
tion has afIaneed for tha purnhasa ol
an ample nnmbef Of rides q Is shililnes
apieoet and Quantities Of var material
nANe already been oAaained and stored
Several bodies of men have ALREADY
oeea undeF dEln for aans days. uxsE.
etsing every day. Donaiiona a monoy
have been lioesally made for the aap.
port Of these loyalIsf military move
ment1 tna contributions KanNinq frsm
500 ooNnwaEd8. The loyali1ts eVary
where hereabouts express & stern resolve
V Eeeisi home Kule u any shapa
N xHE co1uzoza.
LoxD0x, May l8.--Tho Hoaas of Co.n.
mou9 uas crowded this afternoon IN
antlelpatiun Of an exoilad discussion On
she Feeamptien of asbats % ne Home
RuIa hiil.
II. Campbell- Bannerman. War 6soro-
tary, n reply g Healy, said ne slafe.
ment made by Wa. Johnston, LoYali1t
membeE for Soaih Belfasl, ahni Gsnaral
Lord Wolealey declares that Il hose
rule were granted - Ireland and e
we're ordered 30 anppreM an Ulster re-
belllon. Ae would reaiQn and with 10000
other British afiaars ioin 1he Uls1aF
Kebela, vas an absurdtty. Iho Ssara.
tary nddsd that General WoIsessg a.
thoEl1ed him 70 formally eonaEndioi any
aAatemenf that Ne fGeneral Wolaslev1
had ever allnded - tho subiect.
Gladstone. replying b SIR Miehaal
hicks- Beach, Conservative. statad thai
the Gopernmenl would propose that The
debate on the home Rule hill be from
day % DAY. beginning Morday.
FkHlEEL's PosrTIoN.
LONDON, May I3.--It 4 stated that M.
fornolfa fetioonoo has oaasad 4 miaap-
prehensi0n a. 10 bis viewa on the ques.
tion q The retention Of Irish rapFssan-
,ation q Westminster and on The na-
luIe and extent ef the Concessions. Par.
neu believes that Isabeuchara's refof-
pnoea 10 thesa matters In bis recent
apeeonea ware unsupported. Mr.. Parnefl
viii speak u the oouFfe Of the debate en-
home rule.
NO LrHERkL ooNEEnENcR.
AZ q convention Of The members Of
Parliament fFon the scotch boronahs
lodayi TIE supporters of 0ladstone
asked the Rramfef 10 call q messing az /
he whole Liberal party, including the /
for q conference. Mr.
Gladstone Ia an interview with Ne. III Il
linRWorth, member o. Parliament aaid /
be thought Il would be best % leave the /
aiaputed questions Wifh the Hoana. He
NV little chance that 4 gathering of the /
whole party would lead 10 4 rsoonoilia- |
lion.
PROBABLY UNrEun.
The report Of The appointment Of
Gen. Roberts % The military oomuannd /
n ireland Il Q ridiculous invention.
don. Roberts la Conservative and Il
openly hostile % Mr.. 0ladstone. No /
garrison changes ii Ulster ore oonteuf- /
plated. The DubliR executive report 4
q the Government throws disafedif on
be rumofs thai the Ofaneemen are pse.
pairing 20 eight.
EuRTHK1 HECEsMoNs
Rrem the Gladstone section Of the Lib
lrai party are reported oonssquanf uDon /
he Disappointment eseated bY Mr. /
Jampbell -bannerman'a : afatsmenf ID the
doas9 Of Commons this afternoon,
iouchinQ The home rule bill.
A number Of supporters Of the maaa.
are made q combined Representation ID
be Government whips, urging that Mr.
Gladstone ahould announces bsfoFs 9 a.
lision Il taken that II The bin passes The
second reading. be will consider The rs.
Iult of the division simple affirmation
4 the principle Of home rule and viii
withdraw she bill and frame another
measure fof next session.
lt h expected thai the daba8a uill be
,onoluded On the 18th inst. Nnmsfons
petitions have been presented 10 Pariia-
nent against the bill. inoludinR ano
Iigned By 1000 Loyalisis Of Cork.