Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
ALBION AND IRELAND
Ma, oLApsroNe's HoME-RuLe PLAN
A FACT ACCOMPLISHED.
r.,..rr,nr IT. Production and Passage
the Liberal Leader "a" Ola "a'
IN = Hurry"-Its Features

Ne
-. .obams which the Conservatives are
accustomed to assert is still IN e'noiyo ',
has been actually communicated IN ue,sn
70 Lord Roseberry, Mr.. John Morley, OH
William Vernon Harcourt, an9 o'n.i
Iiberals. Some of its more critical points
h.ra been discussed with tho Irish leaders
18th the assurance that If the geneIai
election places Gladstone in power the OIL,
wilI be presented at the autumn session Oh
Parliament. .: and tho
Concerning tho production ana tno
,assage az the home-ruie measure Mt'
Eiods,one IL more than ever an old man III
a hurry He knows that he must unuer
any circumstances face another eie. . ,.;.
before he attains the final tTiuuipn -. US
life in the completion OF H., I'm Hnuss Of Com
mons next year it is certain TO be rejsc.eu
nv the House Of Lords. This wouiu In-
volve n fresh appeal TO the cou"tls.
Eyen IL the Peers were et ohc9
suhmissive To the will OF the people anu
allowed the measure to become law ~. .ho
alteration of tho representation $500. ~
Imperial Parliament consequph' ine,o"
wonld produce another general eiee'ioh'
wb;la tho mutation OF the now lflsn au-
minis.ration would draw heavily upon
Vr GlaJstoue's energies. For tnsse Ica-
aons be "a eager that there should DO no
delay in passing the horne-iuie OH. io
will par.ly lit the veil from hrs plan III
the addresses he Will make IN Midlothian
FEATURES OF THE BILL.
Tho commemorative of tho Assoclateu
prass has learned that the leading features
of the measure of 1886 VIII be retainer, WIN
Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Clause v. re-
stricting the powers of tho IRISH legisia-
ture. is enlarged by turtner dehnins eho
limitation of tho powers OF the iegisla.u,o
TO interfere with the endowment Oh rem
oion or 10 impose disability or CONFER
PRIVILEGES on accoun. of religious Deilei.
Further guarantees relating. to denolnlna-
tional education are provided for. NeSI,
Tho constitGt on of the Legislative pody
will be modified by raising the num-
her Of meml ers of the first oruei IN
| Tho MINER house. who. as in the nrst DILL
shall hold Office for ten wears.
The much-disputed clause ~, reliiovin is
| the Irish Peers from the House OIL hoius
| and the irish members from the HOUSE VI
Commons. disappears III the new r U,,, ,aI
representation of Ireland IN the linpeIlai
Parliament remaining the same "a az pre-,
| sent 10 meet the threatened active retusai
or rassiye resistance of the Obstetrics 10
| HE Irish Parllamen. by the Don-payment
| Of taxes. ,o g a.. hill of
| Subsection 4 of clause ~ or the oHt VI
| 1856 is TO be extended so as to insure .ho
| employment OF the police and nliiitars
| forces to enforce the payment Oh III i"Ao'
| leyiable by the Irish Parliament.
| Another alteration relates 10 disputes
arising between the Irish Legislature ana
| the Imperial government.
| RosEBERRY's PROPOSED TRIBUNAL
Lord Roseberry recently made reference
i r 4 Ill, tstt fhagA
| ences. This was wrongtully interpreter
Ly tho Irish memberst 10 mean the crcatloL
| OF body like the Supreme Court Oh ,ne
| United States. Lord Roseberry really re-
| ferred TO the retention of clause 20 OF tue
| old hill nrovidlpg that the judicial Com
| m,ttee of the Priyy Council should decl1e
| constitutional questions relating 10 eho
| powers of the Irish Legislature.
| Mr.. Gladstone IS UNDERSTOOD a. piy-
| posing to appoint hXed NUN per vi i..on
| INDIES TO sit with the judicial committee
| WHEN irish questions are discussed.
| Apart from these notifications the mea-
I sure of 1886 remains intact.
FORECASTS OF THE ELECTION.
A comparison of the various forecasts OF
| the election shows that the Official esti-
| mate M the Liberal managers is majority
| OF 147 for Gladstone, including the irish
members. The Liberal Unionlsts estimate
| that he will have majority OF ~, IN
| Guiding the Irish, thus placing the Lioera.s
| in absolute dependence on the lrish vote
| Official Conservative figures .glTe the
| Unionis,s working majority, OF 81.
| Tho PGn-Mal G0zeite'S calculation, when
| is based on an ANALYSIS OF the bye eiecti9hs
| since 1886, results in majority Tor MT
| Gladstone Of 9i-only ii over the lrish
| vote. A.. ,,
| balancing the reports from the various
| aides. an impartial forecast IS that MI.
| Gladstone will obtain no majority that
| will enable him to act independently OF
| the Irish party.
| rYNDAIL on THE SITUATION.
| Among the incidents of the week is re-
| markabie letter sent by Professor Iyndall
| TO the Dublin Uisterite Convention. Inc
| letters says he occupies no post, receives
no wages. and enjoys no pension. Money
in driblets comes to him occasionally from
| a nrecarious source. Recently ms pup
| fishers sent GlO3 TO HIM IN payment Tor
| some books. OF this money he gives tlOO
to the Ulster movement and retains u Tor
| himself. The Professor denounces tue
evil genius Gladstone and blames the
Arch Doctrinaire Morley for FIRST plant
ing the microbe of repeal IN the brain OF
his venerable friend >,
man of elevated mind. but now he Is de-
graded to the level of professional poll
Professor Tyndell predicts that the first
| Loyalist blood shed in Ulster county Tor
the sake of archbishop Walsh and limo,
tby Healy will rouse q feeling that Will
sweep Gladstone's IRISH policy 10 perdi-
| ton.
The total number of candidates who will
stand in the elections is l.55O. Nearly all
thr 67C seats In the House will be contested.
A few Catholic candidates viii stand IN
England. There will be only ten Jewish
candidates, of which number four are
Liberals, four Conservatives, and two
Liberal Unionists.
STANLEY OF THE STUMP.
Mr.. Henry u. Stanley. who IS to contest
Lambeth In the Unionlst interests, made
his first stump speech to the electors to,
day. He proved lame and awkward
sneaker and signally failed IN making ready
responses to the hacking" Of his audi
ence. He retired to allow his wife an OPP
nortnnity to speak. She at once won the
audience. She declared that her husband
was the finest man IN England. and said he
was az straight as die, adding: What be
saws he means without fear or favor. y
This eulogium won Mrs. Stanley's hearers,
who yelled: 1--WE Will vote for Stanley
missus."
The Secretary of tho Home Office has
written MIR. Stanley that his certificate OF
British nationality is perfectly valid. a,
during period of twenty years he showed
q residence in England, while period OF
over five years Is sufficient to qualify Tor
citizenship.
HEALY IN PERIL.
Timothy Healy finds it dangerous. to
opeuly appear on the streets of Dublin.
he was recognized there Tuesday and was
set upon by mob who maltreated him.
He was compelled to take refugein house
under q guard of police. Again yesterday,
as he was leaving Federation meeting. a
crowd tried to stop him. Some OF the
crowd saluted him with cries of DIRTY"
Stones and handstul of mud were thrown
at him. He jumped upon q passing car,
which rushed through the mob. knocking
down and killing one of the men.
The crowd pursued the car and bag OF
-four was thrown over Healy. When he
reached the office of the FreemGn's Journal
and National Press he jumped from the car.
and as he did so u man hit him severe
| tl<.r ~, xbo iaxy vviti, n stink Ha vas a Ian