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vision was taken, and the bill was con-
demned in both the present and future

THE "TELEGRAPH.'
The Telegraph (Conservative), says: eve
are persuaded that the voice of the Com
mons faithfully reflects the opinion of the
country. The debate sustained the historic
reputation Of the British Parliament for
lofty oratory, which reached climax on
the closing uight. The unity Of the Kingdom
has been preserved by the first great decla.
ration OF British democracy come to
power"
THE NEWS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, June 8-Nlnety-four Liberals
and Radicals voted against the Home Rule
bill. There 10 intense excitement through
out the whole country over the outcome of
the long parliamentary contest. The Con-
servatives and Wings everywhere are max
ing the day one of jubilee, ringing bells,
lighting bon-6res, firing cannons and sing
ing "God Save the Queen" Dispatches
from Ireland say that at Belfast, London.
Jerry, Lurgan, Armagh and other towns,
Ioyalists have been stoned during. their
parades and demonstrations, but up to q
late hour this afternoon no casa OF fighting
or extreme violence a. been reported.
CABINET MEETING.
, The Cabinet at its meeting, by unani-
nous vote, resolved to
APPEkL TO THE COUNTRY.
They held that by resigning they would
only prol0ng and complicate Che acute dis
pute, which will be terminated by speedy
send special message to the Queen to-
night with q recommendation that Her
Majesty dissolve Parliament as the only
means to secure stable Government. If
the Queen does not exercise her prerogative
and summon Harrington to form a new
Ministry, Gladstone, on Thursday, will ask
the Commons to proceed with Reply bill,
and will indicate the Queens intention to
dissolve Parliament at an early date.
DUBLIN, June 8.-There is the widest en-
thusiasm among the Loyalists in the north
OF Ireland over the defeat of the Home Rule
bill. Rockets were sent up at Coloraine.
County Of Londonderry. last night an
nouncing the result OF the v0to to the ad-
jacent towns, and soon the news was known
throughout Ulster. Ten thousand Loyal
lists paraded at Laragan this morning in
honor OF their victory.
THE LONDON PRESS.
LONDON, June 8.-The Standard saws the
Commons, by defeating the Home Rule,
bill, has saved itself from degradation and
the empire from disruption. It has also
read a lesson to Ireland, which after the
irst irritation has subsided, will, we trust,
oe duly appreciated by the quick-wittsd in
aabitants Of that island. Gladstone, Par
1ell and Morley may rest satisfied that
Ehat the preseut House has refused to do
40 House returned anappeal to the constit- |
lency to decide between unity and separA-
ion, ever will be induced to sanction.
The Cabinet adjourned at $50 after hav-
ng been in session an hour aud twenty
CHAMBERLAIN PRoeRAllME.
LONDON, June 6.-Mr. Chamberlain has |
arranged to hold meeting of his followers
o decide whether they shall net with Lord
co nmittee or as an indepen. |
lent political party. At present Mr.. Cham |
,erlain favors the latter course, and ex-
presses himself as confident of being able to l
etain his seat for Birmingham. It is |
h0ught Mr.. Gladstone will not make final |
tatement on the dissolution before Monday |
Iext. The Liberal federation has pre pared I
manifesto to the electors of Great Brit |
in. It adopts Home Rule as q Liberal I
'arty platform in the coming election. The
ladical dissenters will organize u Radical
nion with headquarters in Birmingham.
he Unions programme will include q Large
xteHsion OF government in EnStAnd,
cotland, WAles and Ireland. coupled with
he Supreme control of al by the Imperial
'arliament.
Mr.. Chamberlain will be made Presidentf
oseph w. Ceilings Secretary, and severa
lembers Of the House of Commons Vice.