Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-23
THE IRISH LEADER SPEAKS.


Thinks That Much Depends on the Pre-
mier's Misunderstanding America for
Contributions. Q
LoNDos, March l9.-Mr Parrell favored
me today with an interview in which IS
contained his most important pablo utter
ance since the assembling of the present
Parliament. After this interview had been
put into writing it was submitted TO Dir
Psrnell and carefully revised by him IN or
der 10 insure strict accuracy.
"Mr. Parnell what effect do you anncl-
pate will the resignation of aessr5. Cnsm-
6erlain and Treyelysn have upon the Irish
esuseY
THAT would depend upon variety OF
circumstances, but the most important ta'-
tor is undoubtedly Mr.. Glsdstones health,
If that holds go65 Home Rule | think Is
secure.
whether those gentlemen resign CT not
do you think dissensiops in the Cabinet
will cause g Gissolution Of Parliament?
~ am not ineliue@ to think so. hr
Chsmberlain's influence - NON oers oil
the present House Of Commons Is very
small indeed. In fact know OF few men
who have been so long in Parliament as
Mr., Chamberlain WHO have less influence
With their fellow members or who
are less looked up t. for suthorits'
i've vuidsuce. think Mr.. GLADSTONE
uonld manage to carry his measures
,b,ongb the House of Commons without
Mr. Cbsuberlain's aid Apart from the
Eject of Mr.. GlsdGtoEes influence the
nm, her of new msmUsEs "a the present
PaTI;ament On the Liberal side and the
nnmber of members "a The Tory side VINO
ows their seats to the Irisn vote orc con,
siderable enough to maze the House
anxious for another general election,
Moreover the Irish landlords notwith'
standing their pretended hostility, Will De
so eager not to miss the CREST opportunity
of the land purchase scheme that Their Ia,
Auepce under the rose will be calculated
70 take the backbone on Of Tory Oppose
ZION.
should Mr.. GIadstoues measure go
safely through the House Of Commons 90
YOU think it will be rejected BY the House
~ rather think the Lords viii heaita:e
before they reject the scheme IT 1t passes
me Commons. They will be more likely
20 cop6ne their attention 10 making the
land Purchase scheme as favorable IS
nossibls 10 landlords, end the minimizing
Nv amendments in COMMITTEES the measure
dealing with Irish autonomy.
You do not anticipate strong resiS'sHeo
70 Mr.. Gladstones measures IRON TIE
Wings led By Lord Harrington >,
mir Chamberlain's opposition Wo1lo
~, IIv have the effect of drawing LORD
E aort;ng,ou 20 Mr.. GladstOnes side.
81 ooEing ct the mater from genera
.r.o,;on no9nt of view, shat do you THINK
would be the effect OF AF. NesmoSs'A'"
0p M chamberlain undoubtedly occupies
a very influential position among one seo
ron Of the English constituencies, those !.
he M;dlsnds, but outside OF this disrlG'
S;s noyer is not much felt or recognizeSu
gsnce should not spprehend that IN I'M tn'
aranr ot an apresI to the country upon ar
GIaJstsnss proposals MF. Chamberlain
opposition would prove very ss-SSms i
Apart from Mr.. Cham oeris'n oep s"i
,ion what do you think would De Tue ie' -
81 AN appeal to the country, the ISSUE 0e
inc Home Rule for Ireland l., 4;
81 am very much disposed 10 ;h'nk
Ia Lave the balance Of parties Pre''S
- "a il ia pog. At the last genera
oISo,ion va gave the Conservatives % To,
"a - T,;sh votes st lesst seventy ssats Q,
q moderate computation ~ NJ; 49, go 90
stones proposals should prove a is.r.y a.; a.
csntable settlement OF the iongstS11u ~;
CTsrrsi between England aud Ireland, tnl
qo.a wnnld everywhere be give
ID ,boss seventy seats would 90 70 L.o '
SuJ csnS;da,es possibly. The issue GsipI
eTsI PnIo an equivalent loss would D.
1901 nv the Liberals Throughout EuS
land generally, 80 that the mases Nc,
bs balanced and remain Is Inel H a.
18th a majority of 40 OF LloetAis O."
N",;onslisls combined over Torres; -,
lyon spoke ofthe ssgernsss Of inc 's AZ.
Ia. not 10 lose the benefit OF isna pun
l9ras . I .oSsmss Do you think this wi
~ .;aS tSs:r resistance to Home Rule
- Ia think it sarld The attach sil
i ' % ,5s land to the Home s, aus - SUE ~
1sn' :; o. 81 .Sre~dly devised. NGcn o. a. a,
I nO% bsId By the Irish Landlords N,s-o . :,
amos sou,gs U II those mortgages were AZ =
InSsss md the Misunderstanding upon ,S a.
lOsS sS, their dsmssne Prsper"SsI, - ~, b
oeeu holdings being trsnsisrteIs a., y AZ ~
Seos .. ,Ssv could live very comioftsoly -
'oSaSe SsDr;sst relations with men neg
L. t' TX TSs great msjOrity would be e, . oss
bOrs; = tss JTslief. There is ssO% nOS T.
iOyed S.S;ds, beth in England ana ~
interest = NOde1s o. these m %opIs Be
whom the Ia sr desire to have Il
Srsst boon and tn be considerable "a
matter s,SSSsrding the SSli q ne IL
tor IN IV on whose est To fact d
Lsg'sl osns would depend; - "a: "a eu
ea"rchsse scheme would % th., {.
land i,p beneficial to the landlord ina ma,
penny DcUDosition TO the p'osp oDro.s n
s, faint Radicals who, tAeT 90 10 T IFsIy to
. t GToS.,one's measures WI os I'm md dir,
snSs Rals PISS readily sp Sa Mr. sGa Css
a - - hostility to the LaSo o.n the csbil