The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-23
THE IEISH ELECTIONS.
Seeking to Restore iInrmory-The Ameri.
cnn Peace CVmnissInn.

LoNDoN, Juno 22.-At his conference yester-
day with tho anti-Parnelite leaders Mr. Glad
stone. while advising that additional efforts
should be made to establish union. expressed
no anxiety rs to the result should the effort
fail. He expects a solid Liberal majority Mt
the approaching elections. The chief object
OF the conference was the discussion OF tho
guarantees which Mr. Gladstone proposes to
Incorporate in the Home Rule bill for the pro-
lection OF universities as an Offset to the Ulster
agitation. The proposals were aftcrwnrd dis
cussed at a private meeting called together
by Justin Mccarthy. and Mccarthy has COM
municated the proposals to Arch bishop Walsh.
who. 1t Is thought. will approve thcm.
Mr.. John Dillon is reported as saying that he
fears the peace commission sent to ireland BY
the Irish National League OF America to effect
q reunion OF Parnelites and anti .rarnell-
ties will BE- too late for its work to be e!e,-
tive here. MS it will arrive on the eve Of the
EolnEt and after the final EfEeparntions fHr
ties. he says, will lie ready: however to the
last moment to attempt 10 efrest a reconcilia.
tion or to tavorahly, consider such attempts
DUBLiN. Juno 22. Tn. anti Parnelllts Con-
ycntion to-day. Michael Davitt. presiding. Sc
lord. which Healy now rspresent-. and The
Hon. Edward Blake OF Canada to be candidate
for T SS1h lGe esS Who was nominated Par
lament again to-day by the Anti rarncllites
Of North I.ongford. made speech which Is
thought to be worth nothing because OF the
fact that Fealy had II eomewhat extended In
terview with Mr.. Gladstone Yesterday before
anccs VI Hcnly today give no hope that tho
policy Of vilification and abuse which has pre-
vailed among political parties in Ireland for
the past two years or so is to be abandoned
In the coming cainraign.
Hcaly began his speech by declaring that he
had absolute confidence that Mr.. Gladstone
would produce a good hopeful. satisfactory
measure Of home rule. 1t is evident from this
that the hiect Of the interview between the
speaker and the Liberia! leader yesterday was
the proposed terms Of the forthcoming bill
In referring to tho Pnrne.lites. Hraly en-
poyed MI his notorious powers OF viturera-
ton. lie termed them beasts. who for two
years had done their utmost to keep the Tories
In rqwer Tn" rank and i!lo. OF them. he re:
parnell. the speaker went on to say disgraced
and betrayed Ireland. and did his best to
strangle the administration OF the Land act.
The priests are taking an active part In
Irish politics again. They arc preparing to
mako u supreme effort TO Gust the Parnellitos.
In Limerick clerical dissension IL threatered.
which may result in throwing that district to
tho Parneite candidate.
Mr.. OKreire., the anti .Parneliite member. on
moral grounds. The Bishop wrote letter to
the organizers Of the Convent on held yester-
day. monacins them with trouble from tho
priests IL Ukeeile were retained Tho letter
was sent by the hand OF the Pishop's socre-
tary. The, President Of the Convention refusei
Withdrew with protest against the refusal.
which he termed an insult to tho Bishop.
Okeenc was subsequently renomlnnted by
tho Convention.