New-York tribune., 1886-01-29
IRISH FAITH IN GLADSTONE.
LOOKING TO HIM FOR HOME RULE.
Mccarthy, oBREN AND OTHER IRISH LEADERS
on THE CRISIS
IBY CABLE 10 TIE TIlDUNE.l

IBY CABLE 10 TIE TRIBUNE
1ovnox. Jan. 2S-Mr. Parnell, having Deen
ecossarily very busy since the defeat OF the ooN-
..nment has been unable to give me an h'er'le",
hrt have ceiyed the following expressions Vi
o,iuion from leading Irish members OF parha",enI
r,.t,n NcCarthy ylce-chairman of the Hish
Parliamentary party, says: The prospect ioi hiT
l,nl Is most hopeful. whatever way the lsSuo sum
h,r, between the two great Imperial parues. Dotn
ba Wings and the Tories are now commute" "
rivnu the Irish legislative question pieco"on'o
o,er all others. The Queen would IKE 10 see c"a-
', between the Tories and the Wings, as she Is
o,,orse to concedlng the Irish demands ana mas
',-o,,oi optipathv to Mr.. Gladstone Nevertheless
I;+tIa donbt that Mr.. Gladstone Will be sum-
, 90 Oshornc and that if he is he will be able
- r,, a Ministry capable of carrying out ms
British policy" -, >,.o,
rp O,Connor, president of the Irish National
1oocue of Great Britain, says: Some Oh the
Iihorols are shaky because they fear 'ne
co,ntry is not prepared for Mr. Giadsloie
Home Rule programme, but TINS lear
;c cxaccerated The Liberals who think TINS mis- :
,otc the sentiment OF London for that OF England
They do not, moreover, take into account the el
toct that will be produced by Gladstones speeches
IN favor of home rule The English constituencies
have never had the case against the ACT Oh Union
presented TO them, and that cease is 50 over
vhelmingly strong that, especially when Gladstone
advocates the measured will turn the tlde COM
pletely." ,a. Co..,
Mr.. Thomas Sexton member OF Parliament ior
SLIGO saws: The Queens manifest desire to send
for Lord Harrington will be thwarted by the tact
that he voted with the Ministry in the division IN
which they were beaten. Failing harrington
Ministry the Queen would like dissolution, when
she thinks would bankrupt the National League
Whether it would be possible iol
her to send for Harrington or ho'
,be will iually be compelled to send for GadS'ohe'
Nho is the only English statesman holding poSSi-
blities of settling the Irish question ana VINO VIII
he able to form Cabinet in which neither ti'i
tington. Goschen, Courtney nor Sir Henry James
will be included"
William OBripn, Editor of United he'dnd says
"Talk Of the Queen asking Lord harrington tC
form n Ministry becomes ludlcrous III view VI tne
Gov, I,berals who followed him in voting with the
Government on Tuesday night, ana the SUN le"ei
men whom he could count upon to support
bis Cabinet Mr. Gladstone must be sent for. and
he will have no difficulty in forming strong Cabl'
net. united on Il radical programme for Ireland
With such a Cabinet, | look upon Home ku!c as az
hand II is G,adstone's ambition 10 close MS
career with a settlement of the Irish question oy
establishing Parliament IN Dublin"
T. NJ. Healy. Member of Parliament for London
derry, says: "While there is no doubt that inc
Government have resigned,it is by nomeans certain
that the Queen will accept their designations fol
several reasons she will prefer to dissolve
Parliament and trust fortune to give Tory ma-
orty in the new House after another genera
election. Her antipathy to Gladstone, personally
is a grand passion with her. but the Wing members
who were elected by the irish vote III
England know they would be in bad
plight in election In Wmci
the same vote wOnd be cast against them. lhf
Tory Ministers waver, therefore, between rue
pressure OF those members aud the desile OF the
Queen If an appeal 10 the country be TAKEN
have no doubt a Liberal majority pledged to home
Rue will be returned, for when once Liberal
Observation-Disclosures especay-accepts Home Eulc
as the policy of the party, the rank ana lie VII
quickly follow the lead"