New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-25


FEATURES OF THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
MR.. GLADSTONE SAVING HIS sTHENGrH-LErIERs
FROM LORD HARTING ION AND siE JOHN LUB-
BOOK.
LoND0y. June 2l.-Mr. Gladstone has writ
ten letter expressing regret he will not he able to
sneak al Leeds on account Of engagements elsewhere
,he f,tnent Of which will be as much as his strength
will bear
IL is stated that the Right Hon. NJ. T. Grant-Dui
Governor Of Presidency OF Madras India intends to
resign his Office AMI protest against hr "'a1''o"o
Home Rule policy.
Lora harrington. answering an eector who asked II
Mt Gladstone had good reasons for Affirming Dehei
that Lord Frederick Civepdsh, II living, wOusu Do
snnporter Of the Governments Irish policy says: 1t
f. impossible for to say what course my Drothcr
would have thought il his duty to take. regret that
Mr. Gladstone should nave thought II necessary TO ex-
rress an absolute conviction point which can only
be one OF conjecture"
Mr. Jo.eph Chamberlain went to Glasgow today.
when the tram stopped at Preston in Lancashire
large crowd which had assembled at the railway statoh
eered and hooted at the dissdent leader Among tie
cries was this: You're In the wrong boat this time,
Jocw
Sir John Lubbock CLiberaD, Member Of Parliament for
London University, IN cttsr TO the president OF his
election comLittee which published manifesto.
SAWS he agreed Mr. Gadstones programme at the last
election the proposal OF separate parliament
for Ireland was included In that programme. 1t Is
important remember the letter says, that the Par
ueltes have more members i'll the House Of Commons
man they are Justly entitled to- because of the eighty
risn seats contested IN the ast election the far
ncllites secured sxty.eght, whilo they only poIIel
and ttyes thus, by inc accidental distribution
OF the Irish securing four seats 10 one lnstead OF
Ihs Two seats 10 which their votes represent sir
john Lubbock contends further that 1., tne suffer.
not due to political but to economical caus. g.,
the principle OF which, he says, Is the
potato disease. which. he points out IS ocal ouDe
hrv, he
then adds that cOncede separate Government To
country because II would capital and enterprise
away rhoe who point to the examie OF Inc colonies
the letter goes on. should remember tuat tney con
tribute nothing the National debt or the imperial cx-
penses on account OF the Army or Navy MT Chamber-
aius proposal OF municipal COUNCILS open 20 less o
lection thin The proposals oi separate ialianeht'
terained unless people exhibit stronger desire for
them than they have yet manifested. NY opinion Is
ward Ireland is while providing her with the same
powers Of segovernment ordsa i0r purely Eyyglend ND
and Scotland to maintain law ana order
In the country and give security 10 Ide anu propeiT' ~
ea.'ry. S%Hg NH DC INC '''
the author Of the alleged Fenan manifesto recently pub
shed In ne Times He says that he is tue executor 10
Michael Dagtt alluded AS the author OF tne ai
so and that As far he himself is concerned every
siusle assertion OF Davitts is utterly untrue sar.
Mr Vincent referring 10 Mr.. O'Briens letter, says
that Ireland and VISITED the chief Parneites
SIMPLY to satisfy himself; that he certainly was no
emssary OF the Government ana bad no iuea VI ncso
uating with the Parnelites. ,, :, ,
Ine elections Will open IN The boronghs on Juy ana
IN the counties July 8. and viii end on July Ia
John Bright will address the electors OF brhihenam
OIL July !. 49,. ,..,.
MIR srhnadhorst declines TO enter the contest leaving
the held open Mr. Ceilings The Grand Council OF Con
bcyaVes decided contest the Bordtse} division
whether Mr. Ceilings or GladsIOnan De nominated Ny
the Liberals w,ired Blunt Will oppose Mr f. Chamber, ,,r.n
lain The Mr. Parneli viii not be required
In the campaign IN England. MI. Parneil VIII speak a
CaIdin on Monday. .,
sir Michael HictsB 'ach speaking at Bristol thls
evening, denied that there wa. any wish 10 chpttfato
Iri.hmrn lie said that II Mr.. Gadstonos bill should he
earned. coercion would be used against loyal niurtl
men, and shat sword should be used IL would
le betw them and the ParDellcs.
WORKIHG TO GET MONEY FOR PARNELl~
The following additional subscriptions were
received yesterday Office Of the Irish Pariamen
t'ry Fand Association:
Allan d. Reilly go s. j. O'sullvan. so