New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
IRISH LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT.

11.srIv N'CAETuY DECLARES THAT 1T is ALREADY
ATTAINED-MR. GLADSToNE's PLANS.
LoNpox. May 21.-Justin Mccarthy resumed
the debate on the Home Rule bill In the House OF Com
mon. this evening He said that the prospects OF Home
Rule had recently thanks to salisbury
revival of the cry OF No Popery." Ireland cOnld not
afford to wait for the elaboration OF scheme Of imperial
federation The Irish Parliament would join the edera'
ton when matured He would rather the Orangemen
were friends enemies. lie hoped they ala not
mean to sht ought rather to assist In regenerat
ing their falherland. lie earnestly hoped that Mr.
Gladstone would not muate the bill. or postpone 1t for
another year. Happen what might Mr.. Gladstone had
already secured efsOyernment Tor ireland Prolonged
cheers
was no danger in granting to Ireland the powers which
the confers. there was danger in refusing suca
bowers lie believed that. in the cases OF Australia
and Canada the measure would be accepted
by ireland cordially. and that The result would he per-
maneut attachment to England on the part OF the tsh
people.
u..or eaunterson. Cons rvative member for North
Armagh. was the next speaker In the course OF his
remarks lie said:
A strange conversion has occurred in the opin
ous OF tue Liberal leaders and the supporters OF
MIR IarDcll and perhaps shall never learn
how their reciprocal action Ias Deeh OouSnt
an arrangtmcnt has resulted hmplng pohcy-a
policy supported by one British and one CORK les'
H0ags OF laughter
Iue speaker advocated the suppression of the National
Iea.ue lie said lie did object the land purchase
scheme.
Further his speech he accused the Parneltes be-
low the gaugway with receiving money from America,
whercupOu Mr. OBrien arose and eXctedIy eAcIahe"' :
Thar false :"
The speaker asked Mr.. O'Brien to withdraw bis e1.
preston Mr. sexton speak but The speaker at
ths called upon Major saunderson TO wllhdraW
lis accusation. and the Major responded That he wlt
drew with pleasure what was contrary L" lhs IuoS Vi
The Hou.e, ~herrupon Mr. O Brien exclaimed:
$50 10 t..
Nh Gladstone this afternoon stated that he would on
Monday next ask the House for a of supply on ac
COUNT and then to take up act for daily debate
the bi ptsSed, IN order that IL niSht De
BROUGHT into operation before the old act expired
Mr.. Gladstone has decided 10 convene meeting O tno
Liberal party before the debate III the House OF Com
the Home Rule blll IS concluded rms VIII DC
order consider the differences that nave arisen
concerning the II il expected thst the &c bate
Will lot close until the end of week al ier next
Two thousand persons Will attend the LeId- LNutei'
ant, garden party IN Dublin on saturday. All Will
wear suits dresses Of new IRISH fabrics.
Bank OF Ireland stock has fallen 10 2o0
Inionist meeting held at HclDOrn this evening,
at wAich icsss Wsrng. holmes aud other members of
The House OF Commons were present me pIa.ioil m III
slorned by mob and the meeting broke up III the
gr, .tcst disorder.
Nh Dayltt. speaking az Swansea this evening, said
tnat Lord Randolph Churchill had uttered III Parliament
language just as redsOuable as tAat lOf "AIch nc
QDayl ~ had been imprisoned. m
imps,lencc OF Michael Hicks Beach and Lord
i m@f' s5'm IS 1 soTu fSo,e anu qualified to
judse that the more the Home Rule bill
j. examined better becomes is prospect OF success
II only LORD Churchill ana the Msiqs o, oaso"a! m ~
those Of la, week. the bill might be passed by re-
tIec,abe majority . ,, ~.
Matthew Arnold in letter to ne Times
says: "Irtlaud has been nation and most unhappy
Wales aud Scotland also have been nations 70.
hucaly none of them are nations now B'Italh couId
have sen to her present greatness II sc had gwen
then separate Parliinen,s. Non begin to make them
Nations POLITICALLY agaln, but you begin also TO uhuo