New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-10
REPLYING TO GLADSTONE.
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when he assers that any land laws which have been
passed for ireland passed TO his own words
under the influence OF fear All hail to the scores of
martyrs who have been hanged ia ireland during the
last five years they wild animals. and to the
hundreds or Irishmen VINO at this moment are being
tortured in D-!sh prisons. Their ynlicatlon Is now
established by English Minister and while he cahnot
former life he and should restore the
latter to liberty"
Ex-senator John Fox, one OF the executives OF the
Hoffman House Parliamentary Committee, said; 81
have great confidence in the genius and the honesty oil
Mr.. Gladstone in seeing that the bill is passed."
" What is tho best feature of the measnref'
1T All. from beginning end a mastery plan to DO
long deferred Justice to ireland"
How about the exclusion VI the irish members from
the Imperial Pariamentf'
"That Is taxation without representation England is
pretty meIdlesoue country and gees to war pretty
often and elan would always have TO pay her quota OF
the expenses thus incurred. while would have
voice Ia discussing tbs declaration OF war.
Justice Edward Browne. secretary OF the Hoffman
House Committee, said The principle Of lrelanis
right govern herself been recognized at last Let
such men as PANEL and his attend to the de-
tas and If the Liberals mel them IN the amendments
which they will undDu pt"y prop ose, peace VIII az s
have been established between En- gland and ireland
look forward to seas III OF great prosperity ior he
peuI IL OF that glorious country eqnans II not rNalng
That of Belgium. Por first time IN hunnrcd years
they will lave Parliament that shall not os mock
lower which always brinss caution and Is the surest
gunranteo for the pcrm,nence Of social order and OF
peace hope tDat the bill will pass despite ne de-
iecuon of that and decetfu politician Cham
brrlain" ,o..
tho irish National League represents school OF thought
in relation ireland different from those given He
said: regard OF tne most welcome features OF
the measure which divorces the firth members for
all time from Westminster It has con amna,ini IN
fa-nce III rishmen and the wonder IL that the Par
neliiies have well witnstoot It. fhe control OF the
police by Ireland absolute and complete must De ionght
nm. Tho nripe Gladstone
his great speech that the law In Ireland was dis-
credited and nobody has done more to discredt IL than
J. Delahany, vice president OF the Municipal Council
Of the Lrse e. SAD arcon. vii baye great
influence. Above all things, do hope sincerely m re WI"
he mo .erss hizzas and throwing ny hats in the
o,r " The hall /. "nen now and the grand march has
just concluded. hu the complicated details and evolu-
tiOns which follow have not yet hren ehIctet
"will the bill PASS the present Parliamenti
al doiht 1t very much even the next Parllmaent
There will DO lone nih aud instead OF beng ame hded
Denehcally greatly fear 1t will nc emssculated
"Will it tue quarrel between england and Ire
landw
There must be developments before could
answer that question. For the first time Gladstone
proposal has made II known in every quarter OF the globe
that ireland has bohn foully dcalt witn for several
maEe ye.srsy really great day for Ireland We have
bean yindicated the face OF mankind and thoso who
Mayor Grace said: ireland much OF what she
has hitherto received OF COOL t. tue brave PATRIOTISM ana
Wise satesm lnship OF Gladstone. His Home Rule pro
posa is the cr"ning act Of great career ana whether
1t passed not Gladstone must be nmoralzed III an
IOuOraDle Win Tue hlstOry vi 1873
ParBeu."
PRAISE FOR MR. GLADSTONE FROM NEwJER5EY.
The Executive Committee of the New-Jersey
irish National League appo at the recent state con-
yenion In Newark yesterday President jose ph Al
kpson presiding Tho meeting called 10 take Tor
NAL cngulZauce Of he plan OF Home Rule proposed by
Mr. Gladstone A special committee was appointed u
draw up resolutions which adopted and signed Dy
the officers and conmttee The resolutions after pre-
amble folo~s
Resolped tina Executive Comm teee OF the NewJer
Irish National League ana organization recognize
delverances OF Great RaiDs legiss we master
mind Premier the completes possible vindicaton
the IRISH people ne present aS
talon directed controlled cessuy by the irish
National Ian Irish atona League under
the leadership OF char es stewart ParnrlL - =,
fact OF the utteIanCe or such views Nv
such man md such surroundings and under such clfcum
stances as attends Paramens meeting the date given
which the rtlsh legislative ouidets
had cOutempuously refused became tne near
atone In the corner when Truth wrested Win anu IN
unpued gOrously Error Is one OF the victories
mo L. as renowned which must be regarded III u
splendid for the aoor and effort and de-
voto nd of tue irish during the existence OF
the League .,..,-o,,o, ,or ina
courage and sagacity Of the man. who 6V this isst am
history notch higher British statesman preceuy
III and has time the aspect Anu esee VI
cvni1aon and acctionate regard OF the lrsh rsee
wherever sea- tered also desire 10 put upon ieeVru an
cYDes.i0n Of our confidence in the eouersp u
hars stewart Parnel whose skill prudence saRacits
Gear dawn Of Irish freedom Is already AZ
hand