Telegram-herald., 1890-11-30
pARNELL'S WORD.
Il Is Attacked BY the Vsnsrshls
Mr.. Gladstone.
The Lasssr csniss Statements Of a
ssasatona Character Made n the
Formers M2slfssto.

LoSDos Nov -. --Ths foilozinz ia
tAs n@nifesso issued by Mr Parsssl.
r "a ia1sa PsoELs fhs integrity sad
Al,tstsaeeaes ss . saeklo4 x tAs frisa PAEiia.
aaattly g@rty 1aFias sesn Apparently sagss1
"a -ss.4sTsd - tAs sire palisfs " tAs LII
era p@fsyi = A4s sssoaas zssesa@Fy ior "a 90
4@eef ei ths Irisa Valty - t4ke ce41sel
~tsA feA sna AastAs giFsa pea ths
saesisaIs shleA IL IA NJ posssssl0n. -
-s@ year l4i4mest assa G4ttex salsa
So sai~it aeFolyes sgon yos 70 decide.
TIE .otteF ffoA Mr Gl41stoas q Alr Nsriss
~ritssn ier tss purpose q izhaezslsS ths es.
rision q IA if.sh party n ne eAoles q the.s
.~s..er tna el4imizs iss tAs Lleseals aad shsir
ie..iefs t4s rlSal - Fs1o spoa IA eEelea Is tos
imnediass s4sss Of ta.s aaaEess me parposs
% ~aisa 70 " remiaa you snd yoar
Parliamentary Representatives, tast Ire
l@a4 coasl1srs tas Ildsgen1auce q her
parsT a. asF onis safeguard vithla ths conssi-
tiasoH 49, aooFs ana 5syon1 al stasr ccnsid-
sfatisas saatsssr fas sarsat "a tnzt letter 70
geasea 80 la.solsa.iy IN maaY Engiish platforms
aii4 lh H4nlsroas hrltlsa a8ssg4pers, faas "a
less IRELAND soacedss thls gigat - veto - "a
: tli sae sii lhazuaitsy pos.Dsne her shaacs
o. obtaining home rule, compSls ne
Nti-e a0E fpf a HsalsRt a1mlttiag ths 81 Ehtest
poS-i9iDty oi SAGA ioss % pus before yog IN
tornatish ealeh. untii RsN 50 FAR as ms col.
leasaes are c0aeeraed. has been solely Ia ny
aerstaaa sas measure ~ ioss VIII .hlca yoa
ar threaleael galess yoa a0asent ~ thros as
70 tae anstisa soiyes aos hcsliag for my De
sirnctioa.
Ia Novsn5-r o. last year. n response 70
repeated snd iou usstsndiag request visited
Ar dlaaistoae a. Hssardcn and received tAs
details sf the intended proFosal OF himself
sad as colleagues OF the late Literal
Cabinet sltA regard 20 home rule Ia tns
efent oi t1e next genera election favor
ins ne Lioegei party II Is uEnecss-
sary for me 20 10 more as present than 20 al
rect Y0ur atteati ~ % certain pesnts OF taese
details. whlcn viii Os generally recognized a.
smpraeiag eienieats VITA FOR yoar information
a. lie l3gmaloa % your Judgment These
vsal polats ~ ci1oaltY may be suitably az.
ranged Aad considered snees The following
heaes,
a. TIE r-tentioa o. he rrtsa msnosrsls the
Imperial Parliament
? Tie sett eneRt of The land or agrariAn
ainculty ia Ire and
3 The control Of The Irish constsoulary
a Ias aPpointment d The Judiciary, iac.ad
ing judges * tae supreme Court. county court
iutJes aR3 resident magistrates
Iron The slhiect Of the retention f Irish
! members % Parliament Mr.. GladstoEe told ne
that ths opislon-aad the unanimous opinion
Of hs collie asues anG hlraself recently arrived az
after most magvre consideration q alternative
<lish public opiaioa IL would DC necessary 10
/ reduce irish representation from iO3 TO ~
Upon the settlcmsat OF the land quest ION II
was held that this vas one OF the questions
which mus; DO regarded as efestsons reserved
from ths control of the Irish Legislature, but ct
the same time Mr. Gladstone intimated that
Nnue he would renew his attempt TO
/ settle the matter by imperial legisla
/ tion OF the lines ot the land purchase bill Of
/ isN be would not undertake 70 put any pressure
/ upon his own side or insist npon their adopting
l his yicws-in other or shorter words, that the
| lrish legislature was not 20 be given the power
- soiyiag me agrarisn dificultie1
/ with regard 20 the control OF the Irish con-
/ ssa5uiary, it was stated BY DIR. Gladstone that
/ IN view o. the necessity of concina,ing English
/ puolic cplai0n, ke and his colleagues felt that
4 u would De necessary 10 leave this
/ force and the appointments OF It's officers
under control OF the Imperial suthorI-
" for On indefinite period. uhls
/ ninds for It's maintenance. payment and equip
meat would be compulsorily provided out OF the
/ Irisa revenues. A period Of ten or twelve
i years vas suggested as the limit Of the time
| turins which the appointment Of judges and
\ resident magistrates should - retained in the
/ sanes % tae imperial authorities.
/ "a havo now given a snort account o, what I
| zathered % M. Gladst0nes views and those Of
/ nis colleagues during The two hours conversa-
I
/ bound % admit was naialy monopolized by Mr.
/ Gladstone. ard win pass 10 my own expressions
/ O. opinion upon these commune atio1s which
I represent my views then aad now; and firstly,
l with regard 70 The retention Of the Irish mem
I bers. The position Which have always
I sd0ptcd and Uhish thea represented. IS that
4 with the cOncessien q fun powers 70 an Irish
i Legislature equivalent 10 those enjoyed BY .
\ State % the American Union. The number and
7 position of tho members so retained would
become question Of imperial concern end
aot of pressing or immediate I'M
I portancs fsr the interests Of ireland. but that
With The I'm oortant and al.-engrossing subjects
/ % agrsrian reform, constabuiary sontrol and
/ judiciary appointments left either under in
7 pcFial control OF totally unDrsvided for IL
Z sould DO the height OF madness fer any irish
/ leader 70 initiate Grattan's example aud con
ssrs 20 diseand IA army wkich had cleared the
/ waY 20 victory.
4 further undertook 70 use every legitimate
/ Influence 20 reconcile Irish public opinion
b ne gradual coming into force OF new priv
{ Nsg2s a1d - the postponemeats neces-
sarv Tor Eugnsh opinion With regard
7 % constsculary eontrsi and judicial ap-
/ pointncats but I strongly dissented
from ths proposed reduction of the number OF
ncnbers aurins the iasernal OF probation a1e
Foiuted - ne absence Of sny suitable prospect
/ 81 and ssttlemsst By either Parliament as q
cocstitutionai and ovsrwheluaing drag upon the
prospects of perm anent peace szd prosperity In
/ Irsiand
/ "As the cono-usion of tha iaterv-aw vas IN
/ formed thst Nr. Gladstone and al has coz
/ leagues we're entirely agreed SAT pending
/ = general election siisncs should De 40.
/ s1i1-ely preserved With regard - any
T points % differences on the question 81
she retention q TIE Iriss members 1 have
7 tWe5t at sorre length upo7 these subjects,
/ 5lt not think aispropsrtie-ately 20 their ira
I pcrtsncs Let ne saT N addition that snd
whsn 'uu powers srs conceded % Ireland ever
aer 0wa a-nsstie aIairs ths integrity. ugD-