Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
The IRISH LEADER SPEAKS.

His Views on Irish ProPOsals-Efse Of
Chamberlain OppOsition-Mr. ParneIi
Thinks That Much Depends on the Pre-
misr's Misunderstanding America for
Contributions.
Loxpox, Marsh Mr.. Psrrell favored
me to day wiih en- Interview in which IL
contained his most Important pablo utter
ance since the assembling Of the present
Parliament. After this interview had beer
put into writing it YVES submitted TO Mr.
Parnen and carefully revived OF him In or
der TO insure strict accuracy.
Mr.. Parnell what eifsct do you sn,icl-
pate will the resignation Of aessrs. Cham
berlain and Treyelysn have upon tbs ls!sh
causeY'
That would dep9nd upon variety ct
circumstances, but The most important ia
tor is undoubtedly Mr.. Gladstone's health
If that holds good Home Rule think lie
secure"
Whether those gentlemen resign or not
do YOU think dissensions 10 the Csbinel
will cause q dissolution Of Parliament?
81 sm not inclined to think so. Mr.
Chamberlain influences on members OF
the pressnt House of Commons is very
small indeed. In isct know Of few men
who have been 80 long in Parliament ss
Mr. Chamberlain who have !ess lnhuerce
sitb their fellow members or who
are less looked up to for auihori,s
i've guidance. ! thiok Dir. Gladstone
would manage to carry his measures
through the House q Commoos wi'nou'
Mr.. Chsmberlain's aid Apart from the
effect Of Mr.. Gladstone influence, the
number of new members 10 the present
Parliament on the LIBERAL side and the
number of members % ibe Tory aide who
ow. their seats to the Irish vote are con-
siderable enough TO make the House h;tls
anxious for smother general election
Moreover the Irish landlords not%iti'
standing their pretended hostility Will De
40 eager not to miss the great opportunity
of the land purchase scheme that Their IN,
dnenes updtr the rose will be calculated
"a take the backbone on. Of Tory OPPOSE
ton"
SHOULD Mr.. GIadstone's measure &c
safely through the House OF Commc1s o.
son ib;ok it will be rejected by the dcusf
Of Lords2 - ,.
II Ts,her think the Lords will has:se
eefore they r. ject the scheme II 1t passes
me Commons. They viii be more likely
O copfne their attention to making the
Land Purchase scheme as favorable
possible 10 landlords, Cud the min'ni']'oS
ay amendments in com mitlee The measure
dealing With Irish autonomy.
"You do not anticipate strong resistance
N Mr.. G!adstops's measures IRON tue
Wings led by Lord Hartiug;on! =,
"Nr Chamberlain opposition "o 40
,robablv have the effect Of drawing Lord
Harrington to Mr.. Gladstone eide
Looking at the ma ter from ger era
-lsction point cf view, Nhst dc you INNS
would be the effect Of Mr.. Chamberlain
oppOsilionY ,,.,s;uooorn;ss
A very influential position smoog one sec
ZION of the EugHsh constituencies those 10
he Midlands, but outside OF this ols'iiS
bis poxer is not much telt or recognizes
Hence I should not spprsEend that IN the
vent ofan appeal to the country upon nj r
EIsEs,sne's proposals Mr.. Chamberlain
onnos;,ion would prove very damaging ..
IA mart from Mr.. Chamberlain oppos,
ION that do YOU think would be the resG'
o, an appeal to the country: the issue %
ing Home Rule for Ireland -. :,
liam very much disposed 10 thIa INNS. y
vorIJ leave the balance Of parties pretty
~ ,s il ia row. At the last genera
lection Ve gave the Conservatives oy 'n'
aid Of Irish votes at lssst seventy seas ~, .,
Moderate computa,icu. 1t MI lisa
80 pIopossls should prove larry &c
csntabIe settlement Of the iong stenu ~!
Onarrel between Eogland aud Ireland, IN.
Vote would everywhere be g T;I
"a tho,s seventy seats would 20 TO LID
81 candidates POSSIBLY. The issue Oeipt
gors Rnle an equivalent loss would o.
;aonrrsJ nv the Liberals throughout Fog
land generally, 80 that The matters ~ou, s
he balanced and remain So toey S,e ~
With a majority of Ito OF Lioe'S'S HL'
N-+;onsIisls combined over Torres;
You spoke ofthe esgeEness OF tne -.
-,s 70 lose the benefit OF lana pun
49, ~" !. .chemes. Do you think this .. vi
G 80 their resistance tc Home Roller
~ .Sonld think it would The attach
non, oF the land to the Home hG'e SaSS'
s mem !; - sbrewdly devised. Much OF 10
I LOS held 6y the Irish landlords al
mortSared. II those saOs'gsgts S,ae ~ :
i.ss,S And the Misunderstanding upon ,S a.
as their demesne properties 'n y.
ssnSS;s Sol5ings being transferred % !. -
State they could Iva gery eon'oSta9, 5. -
o's .Sa ' MANIFEST relations VITA ietlr neg
n mn me TSs great nsjoritY would be owe o,;'
:nnsJ AZ the relief. There IS seomns'II. \.
i iOyss beside, both in Ere!snS ana II
iSn5, The holders OF these mOc oIs -
@ NJ, The land purchase WO1la ala, &c :,
Tno1 boon and their desire to have y. q !,
90, 80 settled would be conSiaeIaOiTT t =
10 n forwardipg the creation ., an - -
Tos - on whose sstsOiltnHen . q \
L.g e1smsus would depend. In TACT U
Sett,s% "rcSsse scheme would Be SO s :
ANU beneficial to the landlord tna NAV, y
een! .,, Uonnosition TO the Pro'peet may \,
faln s p ,S;cAls Who, If they do oppose y
tS Ss9.,one. measures viii Be Likely S 10 10
gnns RUE pass readily eroTso NJ v.O C Ss
non hoq bosiiity to the Land Ol N af c MA
mel bowsver, If be leAves me S SOE,
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