New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
unv,xc 70 RrrN1TE THE LIBERALS
FORD MoScK's IRISH PLAN ACCEPTED D' W"
.roSr-rnE EGYPTIAN oUEsnoS-M%'o''"

IoxDoN Oct. 23.-1-ord hoseooi! -. ,,kalv
ol;ve branch to the dissident Lioei' ..o and |
@o he accented. 1t is Surprising 'n" s,oh condi-
.,o,,or n man should have put forwa,u ,hov are
cie'oi o., q - ,;dopt Liberals contend tha' ,he! ~
~ 'iv" 90 ooncede their whole POSITION He""a
oon, Mr. Gladstone as their leauoi =. ,:.a %
he the gall of bitterness. out 10 "000P
Irish policy will be lmpossipie ,o.orture for
In yiew of Lord Haitngtons depa' ~. W. of
Ida there has been a series oi ' - is
irmonist Liberals at BrookSs oiup ",N % await
80 to helieve they have deterinineo " -
fe"so" ~ o.;., 90 AZ Government scheme oeioio
80 ."I fnr,her action That scheme, howeNo'
,,lo,s condition but Lord Salisbury may so
.Lr, to sav upon it and upon pI"'0"
nd allotments in the interview ue Piol ,orture
th ord Harrington before the la' 'ei ,'',s mr.
ord salisbury coming from ba'in ~
pose. H.. al ,beral efforts for re
IL Is " S.on, the Radical quarter John BrighVs
~ a., Mr. Schnadhorsts enterla'''in
n,;ttee shows that he at '"o'
W. honeful of reconciliation Mean VIZ
1oueyer an interesting proposal 10 nc u ,ho n,
hos heen made by Lard Monck, the iiisn ,, hou
o;ssioner He proposes Parhahei' sot;ono
s,t IN Dublin with strictly deiega'e" :! !
Irom the Imperial Parliament, the iattc' i"h;
direct control and supervision LIS 1ar,inaton |
o,s that this is what Loru Hai
"''0'' .,'od for and regards 1t as
'.,or, Parliament according to lines ialo uU W W.
1,f p,rrau II is remarkable that MI "'"u
stone has seized upon this project ana spe"N 49,
aon,oc,nglv of Lord Monck's labors 10 hc'' '"0
breach in the party. , - -. .,oot;ngs fixed
the oostponement of the CABINET mee''"s .Ho.
for this week is nightly regarded as p'ooi 80
,h. s,,pation in Ireland does not yet 'oiu ~
'no rho Covernment are acting with great
,;aro,ior Rv alternate warnings ana perSuaNo"'
.,o, oro hrnoine landlords to greater moueraV,e"'
General Sir Redvers Butler will not give .hc pol,Io
aid in eyictlons unless there is the cearcs' po''
nroof that the tenant has the means VI pay
rbis checks the inconslderate, while oet'el 'auu
lords seem to be altogether negleclihg ~ "'0 VIM
power of eviction .,; ~. o;oct
- ord Clanrlcarde's is an eXcept'oh
sIh sbould rive great force to the moderate
,n,,,nos of landlords generally. A bacheior' d"
man of gIeat wealth, whose lace Is no' Ano""
.. his ,enantry and who has reSu-
,ar,v drawn over $150,000 yearly 1roh
Galway without spending a penny upon n'o o'
totas he has small clam upon public sympathy
and there is a very significant suggestion 'ha' no
shall hereafter be allowed to take MS 'en''
with n minimum assistance from the law.
R,t for Lord Clanricarde the League "oulu
find small scope for the operations
of its new campaign So far this Is the Only no
table case upon which they have hxed ana II IL
were not so heartess there woulp be lttle prospect
of Mr.. billions proposal at WOodford, and Cmea
jrelonds development thereof beng. accep'eu
II ,s we'll pointed out that tenants who
,,,,,o rafnsed reduction should pay then money
a., trrstees in order to fight their landlords would
- rreat risk not only of losing the money they
have IN hand but of being called upon 10 replace
- and the Irish occupler cannot afford 10 pay
r.nt twice over If the League wouid ma INC
,oo,ev for the fight the chances OF success "oui"
he different The absence o. 1uhus Ho"
A. Central office in spite of all that has poured III
drrng recent months is strange but TO Ehgl'Sh'heh
Il is the most satisfactory feature OF tue si'ua'ion'
Lord Randolph Churchill has ended MS Inys'e'
;,s xr,sit tn he Continent. lie is now engaged III
the preparation or a series OF speeches W 'o '
ered AZ Bradford next week In connecuor
.h ,hot oveot The lines implores him 10 water
aS hrs Dartfmd programme, which has gVei
snch shock to OLD fashioned Torres IL asSe'"
that the proposal of the closure by bare IhaJor''
and the compulsory purchase of the lahd lor a''o,
ments and small holdings are radical doctrneS Cal
culoted 10 rase much suspicion ana II appiieu u
the accented lines the union OF the onion's
marty will be seriously endangered. I'M
is practically support or MT. 'hdpllhs pio'oS
which mentioned last week.
Lord Randolph Churchill will, believe, be foun
IN he endeavoring to dispe these fears. Upon po
ostntelv take Lord HartingtOn's line IN tn
Parliamentary committee of last year. AS to tn
other ouestIon there is no intention OF proposlh
that the local authorizes shall nave compu'sol
mowers IN take land fol- small holdings Ihat woul
apply only iu certain cases that are most uhhkel
Ia occur In regard TO the provision OF alotmen
Lord salisbury hopes when globes are throw
omen 10 purchase and the landlords nave ha
tue TO develop the voluntary efforts 10
tl,af fhp
viii he sufficiently supplied. Where they al
wan1ed IN any special district compulsory p0we
Will be available. As to small holdings 10 WHO
Mr. Chaplin and his friends take oDJectloh' u
Government cOnten plate giving the local au'hor
tes the power of making advances to purchase
in restricted cases good security. Ihls remoV
the defect of Mr. Chamberlain's scheme which hi
much more of the compulsory element al
DESTROYED the power OF free sale
Respecting foreign affairs Lord kandol'
Clprcbilrs speech Is expected to support the II
preston that the Cabinet stands behind German
and it may even indicate waning sympathy for t
Turk Apart from her attitude IN Bnlgar
Turkey is obviously allowing herself to becoI
the tool Of Russia and France IN regard to tgyl
So far the English public is unlnoved by
nenaces of the French press and the report
plans of campaign laid before NJ. de Freycinet.
long as the British policy in Egypt meets with
Fl dsapproval from Germany and Italy Lord Sal
81 bury will be in hurry TO hasten the departr
of the British garrison As to the neutrazati
81 OF the Nile Valley England has already gone
3 the extent of Offering to neutralize the Canal. a
"a public opinion will probably support this, II
III oTYiere pcasee appears in tue demand.
81 The Nationalist attack upon the Ulster lin
industry and the possibility of some future lr
Parliament considering English brewing COM
piesascaugs of intrusive capitalists.are pontedo