Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-28

THEY WILL HAVE A MAJORITY.
srecial to the New York Herald
LONDON blouse of Commons). Thursday
evening. Nov. 27.-Although there was no OBJ
yious change today i'm the position of affairs.
yet very important Inducements were in &C
ton and Of these there will shortly be remark
able consequences. lou NAV now take it as
certain that Mr. Parneli will not retire. no mat
ter what pressure may be brought 10 bear upon
hiE. He asserts his right TO lead the party he
virtually created. Nothing but direct vote
calling upon him 10 withdraw will be recog-
riZed by him. and even then il is doubtful
whether he would go. for he coald and would
demand an appeal to the Irish people.
Most of the men who signed the requIsition
ca Hing the meeting Yesterday owe their seats
10 him and can be tarncd out at his pleasure
He is rot likely TO forget them. The leaders Of
the revolt were Barry. member for South Wex-
ford and Shechy OF Souih Galway. Sexton and
Mccarthy acted under the influence Of Mr..
Gladstone letter. bat when il comes TO a
direct vote for the expulsion of their leader
from his position they may take different
view of their duty. In the last resort il would
be necessary 10 ask the members in America to
say yes or to the proposal.
parnCu il fully resolved 20 push the insur-
gents to the last extremity. He will yield his
lace To no man. bat stands. with his back to
the wall. ready L. tight all Corners. Gladstones
position thus becomes more difficult than ever.
Mha. compromise with Parncll Is possible after
his letter 10 John Morley! Ills friends can see
none.
Consultations have taken place today between
Morley and Sir Charles Russell. and Gladstone
and HI-court. In every corner of the house
OF commons consultations are going on. Tim
IIealy returned from Ireland this afternoon
ard took his sea; next TO Sexton. Mr.. ParneIl
moved a little away from both. keeping a
vacant space on each side of him. He opened
numerous kilograms. tearing up some and put-
ting others carefully back into their envelooes
After listening intently 10 Balfours speech ON
introducing the land purchase scheme he went
awaY without a word TO any one.
There is for the moment no opposition: henca
the government gets through it, business AT am
absurd rate of speed and the house adjourned
early. Everything is upside down. but there
NAV be a tremendous coup in reserve for Tues-
day next, when il is found that Parnell Is .
fixture.
think it quite possible that Gladstone win
announce the impossibility of CARVING the
home rule scheme any further during his life
time and propose a reunion OF his party ON tbe
basis OF the old radical program, leaving Ire
land out altogether. This would force ,aarl,
al The liberal dissentients back into the rsnl,
and leave the conservatives in a miuoritv-l;.
bic TO be turned out of Office any evep;nc
Chamberlain and Lord Harrington might ohiast
TO so back, but their constituents would saw:
lyon left Gladstone because you Thought L;s
home rule bill would put the country in ds..
ger. That ID on the track altogether and Won
must return or give up your seats" sncs
would be the inevitable summons
IL Gladstone decides to play this card !, a.
all over With the ministry and the unionist al.
lance. The bare thought is caus;ne go.
agitation in the highest quarters No r Srsss
OF such possibility has been allowed To rescs
the press here, but ii is working with thr;n;ss-
eject behind the scenes. Mondays work mas
decide whether eth Gladstone or Parnell has to 60
whether Gladstone IL TO find h;,a.s,s "ero
more at the head Of the united liberal partv n
Ii absolutely certain that Paruell will IL ~. A.
MExsER or PARLIArsNT'
ola Mr. A.; James SHEA who was ninety-eisht war.
c cS s At his home, lbs ga sfrcea