The Irish standard., 1891-05-30
WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.
These Are What the Members 1
the British Parliament Are
Enjoying Now
THE LAND Bill BEING DISCUSSED.
What Balfour Intends To Do Should
Els Land Bill Fail u. 4
... To Pass. /.

Els Lana Bill Fail
To Pass. 81 4. 5
The House of Commons, the only
part OF the machinery Of the govern
ment Of Great Britain in which anyone onle
is at all interested, is eDjoying its an
nual Whitsuntide vacation, and Will
not get back to work for some days.
During the week there has been q new
movement to settle the leadership ques
ton petween the two factions Of the
Irish party. but 1t has come to naught.
There IS undoubtedly great disgust ustt
among the McC Carthvites at the manner
IN which Timothy Healy has de)iber-
ately frustrated this latest attempt at
reconciliation. Communications be-
tween E. Dwyer Gray, Mccarthy and
Sexton had reached such point that
on Friday there was to have been g
public pronouncement invoking the aid
of the Irish race at large in bringing
about settlement. Mccarthy, as
chairman Of the board OF directors OF
the National Press, and Sexton, it's po-
lltlcal dlrector, hau uhuel'aA0n a. tnns
the appear OF inc Duolan : it'euan :
Journal should be warmly seconded in
the columns of their paper. The arch-
bishops OF Casnel ana lualn ss'lu otnol !.
leaolng men OF ooIh SUES ~o.o 'lso -
nave supported 'no ploposol. noely
nad Deen mace aware - eno nokoYla
tlons' out ne aeclaleo el'a1 ne Muu'u
not nave anYtnlng W w VIII .n1n.
,Ihongn Douna. ootn py loyal.Y " 20
leader Mcoal1ny 9 - i' as w0ll 90 ~ nl' suD
ordlnate posltloh on VIC Naslon0. : i1so :
not 20 90 anytnlnR ~ lneel.oio N ~. ,no
eHorts oelne hade, ~ "ont - Duplln 49,
about q week ago anu. cooA auvallsoks z 4
OF the ABSENCE OF VIC S'aItay g CIV so
ton 1n LONDON mo- go pupllsn snes'i1nk y
statements n the Nat'onal a'1''l' les' =
dectlng on trays aceloH' WAlcn' "
placing Gray n q 1aise posltlon' fell-
dered It Impossible 1or MN % pioceeu
with the work, whlch, ausplclously De-
gun, was ruined. HealV' nearlnE u q
rumor that John Redmond was lavoi-
able TO the settlement' also puDllsnou '' .
statement that Redmond had just Ie'
ceived an lntlmatlon tnat MS constitu-
ents had decided 10 stop hls parilalnenI-
ary allowance. Inc truth IS tnaC hso-
mond has received notnlng 1Iom MS
constituents for years. Inc op]ecG OF
Realy 8 statement was TO make heo'
monds antlciDated support OF Gra7's
proposal seem inspired Dvg pecunlaiy
motives. The whole intrigue, which
shows that Healy is the effective mas
ter Of the situation in Ireland. gives
another example Of the motives Dy
WEIGH the Bantry faction have Deen ac-
sturted in this struggle from the outset
The Liberals here are profoundly oll1 an [
no5ed at the rupture OF the negotla
tiOns, but McC Carlhy is SO : atnlaDle g \! ana
Sexton is 80 weak that neither appar-5
emily intends to take steps 20 repudlate
Healy. Both MCCARTHY ana sexton &
acted in thorough good ialtn ana were
astounded by the Statements OF tne.
National Press. No other attempt is
now likely to be be-, made s1' 20 settie tne dis
pute until the release from Jail Of Dll 4
Ion and O'Brien, who have still three. .
months Imprisonment to servo. Ihey
were aware Of and approved the az at ~
temI)t. and az Heal7 was also the prln-