New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-17
pOME-RULERS IN DEFEAT.
p.RNgLEs POSITION STRENGTHENED.
,,serNsIoN AMONG MR. GLApsroNEs offoNN'
THE LAST ELECTIONS IN IRELAND
,,x o.p,r tn TIE TRIBUNE.

-,scrSsION AMONG MIR. GLADSioNEo vi
THE LAST ELECTIONS IN IRELAND
IpY CABLE To TIE TRIBUNE
nrp,1x. July 16.-Only three Irish elec''ops
rmain unieclared-south Donegal No'." IL and
"a south Tyrone. In the two former hens "n
s"u o,p,,.n rcspecuvely are sure OF election "hi0
IN the latter the issue Is doubtful. l., ,h.
ului,u OBrieu Of United Jreldnd' 10 W
U.,,oualist candidate for South Iyrono, 80
r.rv possibe adverse influence Is IN i" f =,
.r.,nst him. In opposition 10 MIN
~ pnparaneled compact OF landlords oi"" a.,
VhIes and Tories 1t was an inauspcious low. aav. of
o,p,,en that fixed his election In the deirou' '"' 49,
~, Tho Rslfa,t riots also their weight in'o Wv
,orsa sca,e and seldom has religious spir' nan" -.
s.rcs,v In Ulster Against all this OBrlen mas " -"
n, 4, hc wins he will divide the honors Oh oeA'o"
umph In Belfast. The polling Will take paw "
the declaration on Monday morning. .ro,s
The Irish leaders are much amusou y. W - =. IN
,s,ween the Tory and Unonist press ih c"s'
.nols ot olice THIS is taken as PROOF Oh 'h' NV.
~, =, cha alliance and as an early indication Vi '"'
So, o,,a,onsm which must inevitably disih'os'a'o
a.. an,,.Gladstonian compact Tho returns 'o"'e
chow that the Tories are good distance oen"u -,
solute majority OF the new House onI' .e" So, a,
...t. remaiu to ne declared, and the LOTUS So
a,a This ia twenty-five behind an absolute ""Jo''..
-, ,,ara,ore depend upon the uncertain support
,sso,,oo which is itself split up into hosDo GU"
,,on. The only thing certain at the p'eso"' "
,hat Gladstone and Parnen. Win 'ne"
,a.r of some $50 closely knit pa'''S""'
IN, ,, win the single object OF settling the irish que
.. mo-, tbe basls of Gladstone's bill win suon
,od, IN parliament acting unit for a particular
rrnose the success OF the UniOnists is pOhticaiy '
no.s,b,e Glsdstonc's attitude in the new hou'o
=, for,shadowed significantly In letter pupisneu TO-
~ odaressed 10 Leylson.GOwer former Luerai "hp'
Th preuier writes: advise you to take reSolu'ey
% ,he ,tudy OF Irish history. have done IN that way
,h ,tle that could and am amazed AT the ueaihess
=, v,icar opinon TO the blackguardism and basehess
rh,ch have been praciised on that un-
tornnate country. No words arc strong enough
% characterize the proceedings that led TO
m. Union It's an open question In my nina whether
A. this folly lasts the thing in the end may not come 10
ra,.al which should greatly regret" This letter u
,.ad with keen ubalion in Ireland as showing thatt the
old man far from losing heart by temporary cheek 10
snierng the contest with new and inten'led spirit.
Parncs position appears TO be strengthened ihs'ea"
NJ /eakened by the elections General dissatisfaction
!. exnressed here at the leniency John Morley mas
shown TO the Orange rioters In Belfast, ana con'
r,rison ia Instituted between 1t and the methous
adonted AT Chica 20 eight months ago. lhere is
not much TO be hoped from the commission whch mas
been anpointed to investigate the riots Its memoer
chin is satisfactory but it cannot take evidence Oh
oath its effect is regarded as useless.
T. 2. Gill, NJ. p.