Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-13
WORRYING G. ADSTONE.
Parnell's Charge of Receiving Irish-Ameri-
can Dynsmiters is Being Pressed.


can Dynsmiters is Being Pressed.
Special TO the NY. Herald.
LONDON, April IL. 1S91.-A vigorous attempt
Is being made to bring Mr.. Gladstone to book
regarding his alleged interview with Irish
American extremists in 1886. Parnelrs accu-
sation is that he took counsel with dynamiters
and others prior to the introduction Of his
home rule bill. to which Gladstone gives a
round and general denial. Bot Balfour has in
directly caused the republication of a singular
correspondence which took place in July, 1856.
reeOunting a conversation with Gladstone at
Eaton Hall. the Duke of Westminster's At
that tine MIR. Gladstone told Balfour that he
had authentic information. not from Parnell.
that there was a power behind Parnell which
must be conciliated or a campaign of violence
and outrage would be set ON foot. Balfour
said. We are TO be blown up or stabbed if we
do not grant home rule by the end OF the ne Il
session Gladstone replied: II understand
the time is shorter than that"
Gladstone does not deny the accuracy of this
report. and il il now alleged that Parnell kne W
OF the occurrence at the time and is deter
mined to press 1t against Gladstone. Dr.
UKeillys Genial that he had an interview with
Gladstone does not meet ParnelTs charge
which was not directed against O'Reilly. Par,
nell declares he has ample proof In his possess
sfoE that Gladstone yielded to fear of dynamite
outrages and tried to induce the tory govern
ment Of 1856 to do the same.
This treacherous attack on Gladstone is nluch
condemned by the entire liberal party as well
IS by the Irish members generally including
some OF ParnelIs own supporters. 1t tends
further to shut out all chance OF reconciliation
between Parneil and the English liberals.
Attempts TO restore harmony break down in
every direction. the bitterness between the
Parnellltes and anti-Parnellites having greatly
increased during the past week. Ii has burs,
out savagely IN the house OF commons. Col.
Nolan having as good as called Tim Healv liar
mourning the rebuke of the speaker. Parnell
holds aloof from the house, his usual place be-
ing carefully appropriated every day by the
rebels Money Is short on both sides and the
poorer members of the party are in grea,
stralts-some OF them must resign their seats
Parnel admits privately that the home rule
cause las been thrown back twenty years but
lays the blame on Gladstone's interference
The resolutions ofthe New York Onion League
Club on the immigration question meet with a
good deal of sympathy here A public feeling
las grown up very strongly in favor OF plaeine
the whole question of foreign immigration on
totally different basis. England is also be.
coming alarmed at the importation Of pauper
foreigner, disorganizing the labor market.
and throwing native workmen out Of employ
nenf- The Union League resolutions will bt
Used with much effect IN parliament
demand will be made in the house of com.
mons on Monday night for the prosecution OF
Horatio BOttOmley and the other promoters Of
The GdAgf'ctHi and similar companies fo- having
"lfully deceived the public. The mover in IN,
matter Is Mr. George Pitt Lewis a liberia
ani0nist- The government however. cannot
Interfere A MEMBER OF PARLIANESr.