Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
FROM DER THE SEA
Gossip as to Giadstone's Fu-
ture Policy.
UNION WITH THE PARNElLlTES
May Be Accomplished Later on--Losd
Salisbury May Retire With Grace.
The Csar Pleased.

Loxpos. July 23.--Aithough Mr..
has not invited the Parnsli-
ties TO his councils. il " stated today on
The best Parnsllite authority that Mr..
Redmond and his adherents will ear
nestIy support home rule. They feel
that with home rule meas-
ure adopted and an Irish parliament
large proportion of those
who now adhere TO the McCarthyite
wing would JOIN the Panellite cause.
The followers of the late Mr.. Parneil
are gradually becoming "a anti-c,erical
party, similar to the radicals or anti
cier,cals Of France, in Italy and other
Catholic countries where cier-
icalism is or has been dominant. This
drift of the current 10 recognized by
those VINO believe in the autonomy OF
Any issue such 20 10 bind the
majority OF the. Irish people as . matter
Of expediency 70 the English liberals
and sntl-clerical movement in Ireland
would soon become dominant and
those directing it would become the
chiefs of the Irish government.
Against Ciericaiism.
One of the Parnellite members said
today tina. the whole drift throughout
was against clerical pre-
ia political atfairs and that
the complete triumph OF the Psrneilite
or anti-cIer,cal party in Ireland was rs
rt.as, . hal hA rks n a
cessful III France, in Italy and In Span
ish- American republics. The ParneIl-
ties would support home rule meas
ures, ne said, In full confidence that
Ireland once free from the leading
strings of British liberalism would be
heard with an emphatic voice for poll
ticai independence of = hierarchy as
well as that of Great Britain. There will
therefore be no facutious opposition on
the part of the Parneliites TO reason
able home rule bill. Lord Salisbury is
already making arrangements for an
autumn vacation. He will surrender
the premiership without . murmur, 40
stated In these dispatches last Satur-
day, and then leave the field 10 Mr..
Gladstone and the conservative oppo-
sition in the house of commons. Lord
Salisbury's innings will come when .
home run bill arrives, il 1t ever do es.
at the house of lords, and for that
struggle he proposes TO reserve all hia
strength.
Conservative Program.
The conservative program 10 said to
be persistent opposition IN the com
mons and resolute rejection by the
lords. II Mr.. Gladstone should then
propose TO her majesty to overcome
opposition in the upper house Of lords
by the creation of new peers by her
majesty, 90 she has assured Lord Sails
bury, she will refuse to take any such
action and will advice Mr.. Gladstoue
to appeal ct once to the country. The
election then to be held will regulate
the course to be finally pursued.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
says that the czar is deeply
gratified with the result of English
elections and it is believed he will soon
show his satisfaction by sending an
army to Bulgaria. The Gar affects "a
believe that Mr.. Gladstone is his friend
although their friendship received Z
serious shock when Mr.. Gladstone
made such vigorous preparations for
the defense of Afghanistan and com.
PEELED Russis reluctantly to remove
her grasp from her.
Floquet WAKES Eloquent.
In Paris ex.Premier Floquet hal
beaten the big drum and uttered the
political french for revenge. In ar
address TO the the Paris soldiers ~ or
the occasion of the hundredth annivcr
esFy dinner he said "War may kill il,
hundreds of thousands, may reno
countries and plumber their people bu,
il cannot effect all things. Ii canno
compel nations as capable of sell
defense to give up their anthony OF
existence and fade out of history
War cannot do this neither can q mar
row and jealous system Of diplo
macy. Strong nations once con
Quered. have alwas ut hand ont
remedy, revenge They must bids
their time, however. prepare with la
tent purpose, and by honest, earnes
effort then win the victory over tht
once triumphant enemy" In Ger
many, Austria and Italy, speeches and
resolutions arraigned the government
and the triple alliance, which will b'
the program OF the meeting. Tn,
French deputies Miller and Hughes
and Heibbard. and ex-Minlster Goblet
are conspicuous among the Frenchmer
behind the demonstration. The radi
cal deputies of the Italian cham.
Der have nureed the plaI
in Italy, and will attend in {
body under the leadership Of Cavolotti
Has Bses widely Quoted.
This speech has been widely quoted
but Austria is 20 busy with her cur.
rency reform, Italy with her financia
trouble and Germany with her Biz.
marck, that Floqucts beliigerant utter
ances have failed a. yet to excite IN,
adequate response. The most import
ant denomination IN the field of mid
summer politics will take place il
France next month, and il now bid
fair TO equal in passing inter
est the Nancy festival of fes
weeks ago. Chavinietic Frenchmel
have arranged for . great manifesto
tation against the tnpple alliance an,
10 this end have invited the maicon
tents OF Austria and Italy 10 meet then
in Toulon Marseiies. Ak Les Baine
ana Brignoles about the middle OF mex