New-York tribune., 1886-05-26
HOME RULE PROSPECTS.
THE CABINET DECIDING TO MODIFY TIE
BILL
A MIC vrrT1yG C.IIED FOR THURSDAY - MIR.
GLADSTONE VISITS THE QUEEN - siiAKf
WORDS BETWEEN TREvELYAN
AND pAR<EII.

WORDS BETWEEN lkhN fIi An
AND PARNELI~
Jo>pov. Nav 25.-The upshot OF to-day
meeting of the Cabinet is virtually move In the
S,recton of "A concession to the dlsafected Liberals
Several of the Ministers urged that clause
"a OF the Home Rule bill be eliminated After long
discussion il was decided to leave the matter ID
Ar Gladstone. hands to deal with as he
might think fit His mind was apparently
quickly made up for early in the evening
the Government whips were instructed ~
summon the rank and fila of the Liberal party TO ee"
eral meeting Thursday. when notifications Oh 'i0
Home Rule bill will be announced In order 10 preso'
the Government from defeat on the second re"di"E'
Mr. Morley al the Cabinet council was alone II, ~ W.
tinunc to oppose the elision OF clause "a i'o" wv
Rnle bill , o,rtv 70 the
The Harrington followers maintain their ehm' VIC
,I and will not attend the Liberal conference l"o
Ministers are confident that with the accession
of thfriy-fve Radical dissidents and "nonptlus
,bev Wi, have majority OF 40 The bill will he dropped
after the second reading. 1t Is prooabe mat f"rha'
ment will be dissolved III tho autumn. IL inc
Gladstone Government he returned the winter session
will be devoted exclusively TO the discussion OF the
Home Rule bill
Mr. Gladstone went to Windsor to-day In obedience TO
q asrmmons from the Queen, and conveyed to her the
opnion Of himself and colleagues with reference 10 he
Home-Rul bill and the proposed dissolution
of Parliament The Queen ntimated that she was Will
ing 10 meet the OF the Minister'S There was con-
.iasr,blc excitement in the House OF Commons this
afternoon in consequences OF report that Mr. Gladstone
has rendered hs resignation OF the Government to The
Queen.
The Liberal Unonis,s in spite of their new
and untred committee, are sanguine OF sue
cess in the coming elections They are re-
ee,vjng financial support daily Baron Roths-
child has sent them $780, and 1t is believed they
have received several larger sums Ihey are "iueiy
circulating anti-IIome Rule literature.
The Government does not promise TO RECONSTRUCT 'e
htratv aft 10
second reading and to bring 1t up Tor
the committee stage later, when obJec
ton. will be dealt with openmindedly'
Tue Home Rule debate was resumed In the House ol
Commons tonight Viscount Lymington uAoeraD sa'u
the bill was a chaotic Ireland required social
remedies The agrarlan queston was at tno roo' Vi '
whole difficulty
The Attorney C eneral said that one reason or
the failure OF recent Irish remedial legislation was
that it came late. Another reason was thai the
benefits offered not what the lrlsh wanted puI
what Parliament thought they ought to have AuoinG
10 Mr. Chamberlan's views. the Attorney-General sad
the bill would really further and not retard federation.
The protests about Ulster were mainly ounkum ana
buster. The religious question was merely bogus pug
bear intended to frighen the UlserleS; whose aIarm
was without Foundation. The Government he sald
sought substitute real for an unreal nhon
lCheeIs.l -, ,,, ,,.o would ~ ovo ,oeu
ber- do whose opinions ercd from those OF their con-
sttuent. Cries OF "Rrsgn They could hardly resign
nnset ne continued he wGuld leave his constituents
to follow their own course. He was unanie
Win she Att"rncy-Cicnerai that those who
favored granting autonomy Ireland shond vote with
out rqurng nature Of the proposed autonomy
Mr.. Tr-yolyan reminded the House tIai america
when asked to pay a tribute OF 100000 had
chosen separation. What would the colonies have done
they n been aEed to pay tpIs msn as tnaI rnnsed Se
% pay England the financial surn is.oi ireland.
II Mr. " farnr to the effect that he until
he last Ink that connected Ireland with England had
Mr. r1rneI Indignantly is not the first time
hf nus c,niuny mas been uttered. demand the date
Nj TrcveSan- cincinnati. II Mr. Parnell considers
rs words deroguOry let Ann withdraw lhein and ex-
Mr rarle! retortel that Mr. Treyelyan had had
iol civru the date and title Of the
Iaper from winch he quoted. lie ParueD possessed
er'1tm r.pof,s OF .is Cnc9na, sieecne'' "hieh
Nj rrcvc ya1 ,ala tat he iny acc1 ea MI "a no
ma tur papcr was me IriSh WoIId
IIoce@an- with Ia. spsech. Mr. Treveyan said that
he cnci ohlcc,iou TO the Lana Purchase bill was that
hc nca.rr. would prov, rninous TO the country lie
a>k- why iuc Government could not alter the present
faii. .wrT. lCilrs Of ION :" and chcefS.l
M ioai} tainted Ir rrcvelyan an WIN having no alter alter
,,.. ,i,, f lie IriM Wod directed to iarnees.
daS Ir'a@ 1a d ' de+rS 'm%p'nS1 ln9 no SaI i
ney open"t Others letters ,,, IN ,e H Nr T,e. ,T
vel a. was IL ofce Pacnt-s did not get their papers
directly. Othcr> Od. II Mr. Treycyen did not "hnrse
nn tone IS unable settle the matter. winch of
t. fereut party whlpsters Is Better grant tue boon
pcncr "sy refuse and plunge the matter into the
s.elnuE CauGrOL prepared Tor IL
Nr( nImeTlan viii probably attend the Liberal meet
ny ne believes that Mr. G!adstOne's explanation
aud Will result In satisfying
tho hulk of the Liberals. thus ensurlng
q majority for the Home kule bill Mr. Ire
NeJ"d, says me NcrS "ishrs .n0
Land bill be sacrificed We are
unable to regard that bill a. in ex stence at all"
The asent of gi.n firm at Dover offers 10 supply
10000 rifles advertised for at Belfast al eight shlings
each
Mr. GltdsiOn has issued a circnar calling upon all
the Liberal members TO meet the Foreign Oiiice.