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I szn ooana % say Mr. Morley entire.y
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pressed spca ne The nseessity o. meetiAs the
sseosd reading u tAs 0ln with direet sega
tive aaa ssAed ne - 4adsFtaks TIE m0ti0a.
Il agreed 70 tAis 1ut only "a condition that
was uss - asssek ne princiFls Of the measure
bgt % cOshne nyseI 20 criticism Of rs details
! th-az u was false strategy bit IL Vas the
strategy adopted oGt of regard % EnEtisa
Erslgaioss ana radical pecularitiss.
Tins seat On. tas Government allowed rs
attention 10 BE distracted from the question Of
land purchase oy biI eompenssting English
publicaas and the agrarian dImeulty IN ireland
vas again Eeiegsted - the future OF another
session.
Just before ths Commencement Of mis- ses-
sion I Wa again favored with another inter
view with Mr. Morley. Al this time be made
me remarkable proposal Referring 10 ths
pToeable approaching victory Of the Liberal
party Al TIE polls Ia suggested some consider
ations as 20 tie future of the irish party and
ne asked me whether l would be Wiling 10
assums the oaiee oi Ckief Secretary
fog ireland or whether would allow
another men6sr OF my party TO take the posi-
uoa. lie also put beiyre me the desirabiliiy OF
hlling one of the laH Offices of the crown n
Ireland By q legal member OF my party. told
him, amazed as 1 was az the proposal, that
could not agree TO forfeit IN any way the inde-
peudenos OF The party or any OF its members;
that the Irilh people had trusted me
IA this movement because they be
neve that the declaration ] had made 10
them at Cork in 1870 was a true one snd repre-
sented my conviction, aud that would on no
account depart from IT, / considered that
after the declaration We had repeatedly made
the proposal OF Mr. Morley that we should al
low ourselves TO be absorbed into English poll
ties was one based upon an entire misconcep-
tion OF our position with regard to our Irish
constituencies and OF the pledges We had given.
In conclusion he directed my attention TO
the plan OF campaign estates. He said that u
would be impossible for the Liberal party
when II attained power 70 do any thing for
these ovicted tenants BY direct action
and that il would also be impossible
for tie Irish Parliament under the pow
ers conferred 10 do any thing for them, and,
finging up his hands with q gesture
OF despair, he exclaimed: Having been in
Tipperary do not know what 20 propose in re
gard 10 the matter" ] told him this question
was limited one; that I did not see that he
need allow himself 10 be hampered By its future
consideration; that funds would be available
from America and elsewhere for the
support OF those tenants as long as might be
necessary; that Of course, l understood that il
was dificulty. but that IL VAS a limited one
and should rot be allowed 10 interfere
with the general interests OF tie country.
| aIuds 10 this matter only because within
the last few days strong argument IN
many minds for my expulsion has been that
unless the Liberals come into power at
the next general election the plan OF campaign
tenants will suffer AS have shown the Lib
erais propose TO do nothing for the plan OF cam
paigu tenants by direct action when they come
into power, but 1 am entitled TO ask that the
existence Of these tenants, whom / have sup
ported in every way In the past and whom
shall continue TO support in the future, shall
hot constitute o reason for my expulsion from
Irish politics.
~ have repeatedly pledged myself 10 stand
by th-se evicted tenants and that they shall
rot be allowed to suffer, and believe that the
Irisk reople throughout the world will support
me in my policy. Sixteen years ago l con
csiycd tue idea OF an Irish Parliamentary party,
indcp sEdent OF all English parties Ten year.
ago was elected leader OF the indepe NJ
ent Irish Parliamentary party. During these
ten y lrs this party has remained independent
and because Of its Independence it has forced
upon the English people the necessity OF
granting home rule TO Ireland. l believe
that the party will obtain home rule. only pro
vided tha: It remains Independent Of any En-
glish party.
Il do not believe that any action OF the Irish
people in supporting me will endsnger the
home rule cause or postpone the establish
ment of aa Irish Parliament But even If the
danger with which We threatened by
the LiSeral party oi today were 10 be real
ted / believe that the Irish people
throughout the world would agree with me that
postpOa,ment would be preferable 10 a com
promise,f our national rights by the sccept
ance Of measure which would not realize
- 10, -
"I have the honor to remain your fsithfJf
servant CHARLES STEWART PARNELL-"
GLADsTONEs REPLY.
LONDON, Nov. 2o.-Mr. Gladstone ha.
issued a rcply to Mr.. Parnell's mani
festo. the substance Of which is as fol
lows:
lie denies tn toto the statements made by
the IriSh leader In regard to ihs retention O
Irish members ia the Imperial Par
Hansnt in the settlement OF the land oi
azrarisn dirrc1ltY in ireland. the control ot
the Irish constsbulary ana the appointment o
The judiciary In ireland. Mr. Clsastos,
says he win not apply single
epiihes to Mr.. Psrnell. not being his judge. III
believes. howsvsr. thath showed ~ bis COURSE
IN the matter sf the special commission sp
pols,od 70 lrTestigste the ebarres us5e szaiRs