New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
GLADSTONE on THE SITUATION.
THE MCCARTHY PARTY. He SAYS. VNDI-
GATES ITSELF BY REJECTING PARNELL
DUTY OF THE ENGLISH HBERAIS-CoNFBEENCE
BETWEEN O'BRIEN AND MCARTHY-PARyEIG.



LEAVES DUBLIN FOR LIMERICK.
London. Jan. 10.-Mr. Gladstone has written letter
10 Mr. Furncss. the Liberal candidate for Hartepoo ~
succeed the late Thomas Richardson Mr. Gladstone
says:
"Ihe Irish Parliamentary party has vindicated Itself
by putting an end 10 the leadership of Mr. PaIne. and
lac left prepared 10 pursue us heretofore duy
in denouncing unequal laws and the odous system oi
coercion adopted by the Government as a permanent
law. The Liberal gains Of have constantly
repeated during the last four years This means that
union has for the first time been effected between tho
British and Irish, and shows that tho people aimed "a
close the controversy opponents seek to indefinitely
prOlOng at the cost Of the natonai reputation and OF
imperial treasure. and amid incxttnglishabe dlscord
THE people OF Ireland have put their trust in tho
people Of Great Britain 10 deliver them from bad laws
made by a harsh insulting administration. II
rests each constituency, the occasion offers, for
to show sister nation that her confidence ia not
reposcd In vain.
The views Of the Liberals on general legislation
expressed AT recent meeting Of the Federation
They show that the party longs for the time when the
Irish question viii he settled. and when fuller oppor
tunity will be afforded to other questions. still. the
time Will come and we ought to supply sample Of
our practical Intentions by bill clearing away oh
saccs hndernG qualified voters from coming to regis
ter. and limiting the register every single citizen IN
a single vote
Boulognc sur Mcr. Jan. 1o.-Mter supper last night
McssrS. Mccarthy. Sexton and Condon held a long
conference with Mr.. OIri"n. The conference lasted
until O'Clock in the morning and waS cXc'ediugY
animated Their conference Ic-umcf thi' morn
ing and this afternoon Mc,srS. Mccarthy. sexton and
Cjndon returned 10 Folkc,ton". Previous 10 leovln-
Bouognc. Mr.. Mccarthy in -p tc Of repeated rrdue7i
refused t. make any statement - tho newspaper rep
rc,crtativcS present on the landing STAGE Both NJ
Mccarthy and Mr. sexton. however. express the nope
that all Will soon be settled.
Dublin. Jan lO-Nr Parnell. accompanied bS 'cV'
cral of his trusted licutenantS arrived here TINS morn
ING on h.> way 10 Limerick. whore, tomorrow he j.
expected 10 mako Of the most memorable al
dresses i'm the history of Irish politics. over dozen
special trains carried crowds Of people - u"
meeting place a. Limerick. Strong dctachrrnts OF
police being sent there. ~ anticipation ot a
disturbance Of the peace
Mr. Parcu left here Tor Limerick ths afternoon.
Before starting Do" mad" AZ ddfr"-r - lair" '''"l
of people gathered upon th" platform ot nc rur"'d
station lie sad that he womb DO nothing TO lnpcfI
pcuGcuCc but. the contrary would Do e""ri ny (
possible 10 further the lr-h cau-' Ho 80. lt"d tntt
he w0u!d stand ly the position h" had a->um"d IN '
committee room - "a" House of Common, Vhcn h"
announced that he WAS Vi'lu; 'p -drr.hcc himself
provided hr sow the Irish otu-" -lic.
The Ire"man's Journal announce, that the tfecn
tive Committee of trr Natoua! Lasu" ~ Great ir'h
recommends the dismissal %! rll leagIe Official, ,us
pe,icd Of sympathy with VT. Parnel