Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-26
PARLIAMENT OPENED
Gladstone and Parnell Both
Greeted With Hearty Cheers.
Gladstone SsIs Pafnell Must Retire From
ihs LEADERSHIP.
Liberals support 0ladstoue
nellie Action Not Yet Known,

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elected to retain the leadership he would
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feeling of the Enrl,sh Nbe,s,s IN m. nat.
ter expressed themselves A onro,sA N P.,.
nell, Retaining the lssdsr,hin, No ons hrsv
vb., p.rnsil,s Jsc;sior ~nr,J hs h,s III
ascl.rsd tbs, he wor,d 40 ~, ,,.h, sI,,r.
The liberal membeys are s,mo., mn. n,m"ns'
iv of the conviction th.t ps,rs,i -o,id
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held in the comm;t,es room in ths hon.s ~
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tovp were pre,sn, ,hs room ~.. crnwd.d
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sided psrns,I was ches,cd =. ba sr,s,sd
tho commjt,ae rnom and took nj. ..ss
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McCsrthy.s nrono,sl Thai Power hs mad.
chairman wa. sccen,eJ Th. .it,iry -. Ma
vsta Ths pross A.soci.,,or .t.,os 70 p.,r.i,
rer.;s,, In r.,.;r;n. ~rh,;c ,s.d.,.h;r -
tho Iri.h p.,,v CIsas,ons viii ,.S..s A.
conntar.rce any amendment IN the .dd,.ss
in renlv to the oueer'. ,neech and v;li inn
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seconded the motion.
Ear, "rnse Tn, IN .,1ae = spceen, III "n,eh
American tariff law has been avoided in the
speech from the throne, il must
express regret to liberals at the
stand taken by Americans in favor
prohibition, which, he asserted. would give
rise to an enormous amount of smuggling
aud other evils to American people. As
far ms England is concerned, compensation
would be found In the increase Of trade
with Africa and the colonies. The reaction
in America would operate upon the Euro
pean opinion as q warning against prOhib-
tive tsriffs.
Lord Salisbury addressed the House. Re
garding the Mckinley bill, Lord Salisbury
would not say that England's trade with
Africa and the colonies would Immediately
compensate her for the loss caused by the
American tariff but it would be a motive
for preventing the territory in Africa from
falling into the hands Of nations exercising
prohibition.
After few minor members hal spoken
arst time ia Is years the address wa,
agreed to on the day OF the opening OF Far
hmeht.
A BLOW tn Psrneil,s Hopes os con.
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,n,,u;ns,sd wv nst', =, p.,no,, " ,a,, oy .,,, ~.
to him Monday by Gladstone, in which he
says that Notwithstanding the splendid ser.
vices rendered by Paruell to his
country, his continuance at the present
momen. in the leadership would be
productive of consequences disastrous in
the highest degree to the cause Of Ireland,
aud would place many hearty and effective
friends Of the Irish cause in a position Of
great embarrassment, and would render
Gladstone's retention OF the leadership of
the Liberal party, based a. 1t has been
mainly upon the prosecution of the Irish
cause. almost nullty.
In postscript to q letter to Morley. Glad
stone limited, rot obscurely, that II Pafnell
retained the leadership of the nationalist
party he should feel il necessary to recon-
sider bis own position, ~ in all probability
carrying home rule during his lifetime
would have disappeared.
oiaostohs ufsss FafnshsIo Hetifs.
Itis learned that Gladstone had an inter-
view with ParDelI before the publication of
his letter to Morley. and uraed Paruell 10
retire from the lendership of the National.