Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-08

GLADSTONE, LIBERAL LEADER.
house of commons are retiring in fsvo, y
the Liberal Unionist candidates N Al;
tricts whore JOINT pon OF the Cons.,.,,a
tive vote with that OF the antl. Giedstoy,
wings win probably secure Inc eIectinr
OF Unionists.
VERY UNCERTAIN.
Politicians have been very octt,.o
throughout to-day. The results Of M
meetings at the political rendezvous show
tnat there is little hopes that the home.rnle
nlll VIII pass, although many miaisterial-
lsts claim that Gladstone's reply 10 Com.
noner Muulton's letter has secured moro
"aVereTs. On tbo other baud Laboucbera
VINO mas been conducting negotiations
win Inc malcontents, has thrown up the
sponge. lie says he could bring over
sullclent waverers TO carry the hin II
Giaustone would give way only little
out the prime minister refuses to Weld an
ineh, Eight Liberals shll hesifsta II
which event Speaker Peel VIII give Jne
deciding vote. All attempts elicit the
Speakers opinion have failed.
THE OPPOSITION CONFIDENT.
Al noon to-day hundreds OF seats had
been secured "by hating" for the closing
debate ON the home-rule bill tonight.
.,hamberlain's reply TO Labouchere's APP
neal TO him to abstain from voting To-
night, 10 order to save the principle Of
Giadstone's bill, favorably affected the
dissenters, who now claim that they eX-
pect majority of twelve against the oill.
| IL the government is defeated on the
home-rule bill tonight 1t Is understood
that the house Of commons Will De ad-
1ourned until Thursday next, ana that the
cabinet will be summoned to meet az
noon tomorrow TO decide upon the adj
visibility of consulting the queen on the
dissolution of parliament.
THE PREMIER ENTERS.
Gladstone entered the house OF com
mons at :55 this afternoon. lie pro
ceeded straight To his seat, When hi'
presence was noticed he was greeted WIN
tremendous cheering. lie wore Whlt'
rose in his coat The house was CROWDED
to its utmost capacity at the hour OF w
opening session
Gladstone, replying to a question, sai'
the government was unable 10 prolnls
to incorporate measures iuI hOlne
rul,, government in England, wales an
Scotiand in a revised form of the Iris
bome-rnle bin when 1t was brought ]
,ts passing the second reading now,
TuF CRISIS NEAR AT HAFp.
F., A. This hour, 5.80p. m, the Conserve
t,ves are iubilant. They say they expe'
a defeat of the home rule bill by mao
ity Of at least fifteen.
THE parnellites are dubious about u
ont,ome OF to-night's division. Ihey a
declare they would rather be deieatt
l. nnyV than have Gladstone make more COZ
ressions. The opposition donoly cheere
: Iohn Bright and Lord Harrington as w
entered and took their places. Inc ia
"a. nelIites were ali in good voice. Ihey ga
Gladstone most enthusiastic welcon
Every inch Of space on the main moor
wen as in the galleries is occupied
THE DEBATE, :,
The Rt. Hon. George j. Goseleh, ~
oral resumed the debate on the nom
rnIe bill. He said the bill was a MESA
~ neaee TO ireland, which the prem
AZ ssid would be torn in fragments iortnWl
5ai otter it, second reading. The sovereign
J. ~ imnerial parliament depended on !
.ass oisi,se which II was highly probable
an. r,sSoritv of the house would never &C
III n nsnt ~ IL the bill passed tremendo
ent a.r,ggle would be inaugufated by
~ Csthniic clergy In Ireland for the cont
- adncatton iu that country. heEafui
~. y. D,,,estiou whether the bill would pro
All sett ement Of the Irish dlIleu
cry lead TO eventual separate
.rly Goscben said he did not think 1t wo'
Isl ,rove finality; that would depend
t,Feiv on the assurance given Dy
Oh t-,sb members. The premier
i.s, one time was supposed to have ~
nIedge for the reconstruction OF
UT mi mi he subsequently Indignantly
ng INITIATED that assumption .,-,,., 1.
oW, Giads tone iuterruptingi "Ihal y
80 error What the gentleman I'M
,n i locked ike indignation was my eager
rndiation OF cool statement tnst
resolved 10 reconstruct the pili'
'yer Goschen, resumipg, said he saw
tinctIon, but was unable TO see AVm