St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
"A Seathing Denunciation OF
the Governments Irish
Policy.
The EX-PPemiep Receives an
Ovation on His Arrival at
Charing Cross.
A Scheme for Unseating Sew
epal of PapnellS Active
Co-WoPkeps.
Galway Tenants to the Num-
bep of 1000 Will Be
EVicted.
cnnrricht cahle To the Globe.

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IoNDoN. Feb. S.-Mr. GladStone'S
change of plan in landing at Dover, in
stead of Folkestone, prevented the de-
livery of his expected speech, much to
the disappointment of the Tories and
Liberals alike. all of whom anticipated
a declaration Of the Liberal chiefs par
liamentary programme. The few
words spoken by Mr.. Gladstone at
ThorIclitfe, where he was made the re-
cipient of Il laudatory address, con-
veyed no very definite idea of any
changes he may have made or intends
to make in his Irish scheme. But they
did contain rs Scathing bit of denun-
citation of the governments Irish policy
as The ministry has been treated for
many day His comparison of Rus
Sia's represSiVe methods TO those of
England. to the credit of the former, was
especially enjoyed by his hearers and
received With shouts Of applause. The
arrival of the cN-premier at Charing
Cross station at o'clock this evening
was the occasion of Il demonstration OF
respect for. pride in. and eXaltation of
the man on the part Of the thousands
of people assembled TO greet him that
must have
MADE HIM SUPEEMEI.Y HAPPY,
accustomed though he be to manifeSta-
1ions OF that character. The observ-
ances preliminary to the opening of
parliament show no departure from
those in vogue since the days of Guy
FawkeS. and include the customary
search of the vaults of the palace of St.
Stephens by the Black Rods in quest of
that conSpirator'S thirty kegs of pow
der. or perhaps deposit of dynamite.
Mr.. Parnell will personally preside at
the meeting of Nationalist members to
be held in tue parliament buildings to-
morrow morning. The proceedings of
the meeting will doubtless be of
character not contemplated by The home
rule leader, since It's asserted tonight,
and apparently upon good authority,
that the government viii Introduce
motion before making the address in
reply To the queens speech, that 10 men,
ber of the house who has been convicted
OF an OlfenSe under the coercion act be
allowed to take his seat, the basis of the
motion being that such conviction dis
qualities a member and virtually makes
him felOn Ii this is done, and if the
motion be- introduced. it will unqueS-
tionably be adopted. 1t will exclude
NleSsrs. William and J. =. O'Brien, L.
ID. Sullivan, Sheehy. Hooper. Lane,
Blame. Cox, and Edward and Timothy
Harrington and
SKATER THE HOPES oF PAHNElI.
that lie will be able to observe policy
of non-obstruction to government meas
ureS during the session. Indeed, it
seems likely that Mr.. Parnell himself
would feel impelled to abandon the idea
i'll the face of such procedure, and if
the statement of the governments i'll
ientian be true, it will not be far from
true to assert that the attitude of the
National party i'll the house of commons
will be little different from last session,
any variation being III the direction
of greater obstruction. if possible. The
probability OF the government taking
this high-handed course will be one of
the questions considered at tO-morrOw'S
meeting, and a general refusal 10 act Oh
Mr.. Parnelfs recommendations. con-
tingent on the majority confirmation Of
tonight'S rumor, may be expected.
MORE EYICTIoNS.
Lord Clanricarde has definitely made
up his mind and expressed his intention
to eyict l,600 of his Galway tenants. and
of course Mr. BalfOur has made up his
mind to help him TO do it. The precise
date of the beginning of the carnival of
rapacity, brutality and probable blood
shed is not stated, but as the notices are
already in the hands of process servers,
that is to say. those of them that have
not already been served. the campaign
may be regarded as having begun.
Lord Randolph Churchill will open
the debate Oh the question of home rule
at the Oxford union on Feb. %, and
John Morley will reply on the 29th.