New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-06
UNITED FOR HOME RULE.
MUTUAL CONFIDENCE BETWEEN MR.. GLAD
STONE AND THE IRISH LEADERS.
JOHN MoILFY's SELECTION PLEAsES THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATTITUDE OF
TIE M'CARTHYITES.

JOHN MORLEY'S SELECTION PLEASES THE
LATrER-1NDtpENDENr ATTITUDE OF
TIE MCARTHYrTEs.
copyrfsht, 1892 By M, ye,c YORK As,ocdtd Pr,n
London Aug 5.-The series Of conferences between
the leaders of the Irish party and MIR. Gladstone hls
definitely resulted In such degree of mutual CON
dcnce rs promises to expedite greatly the advent OF
Homo puIo in Ireland The acceptance by John
Morley Of the post of Chief secretary Tor iiehhu was
a point upon which the chiefs OF the McCarthyHe
faction lntl considerable stress Mr.. Morley himself
eucaLt to ac;ep the Se'retary snip desiring SOM
other post in the Cabinet. which woul impose upon
him les, ariuous dutieS and he agreed TO accept 1t
only when II WAS represented 10 him by Mr. Gladstone
that no other Minister would 80 fully command the
support OF the Irish members of Parliament.
In an interview to day with representative OF the
Associated Press John Dillon expressed the satisfaction
the Irish party at the prospect OF Mr. Morley 5
holding the post during the critical period In the
progress of the Home Rule BILL Referring to the
reports printed In some Of the English papers, that
certain Irish members might take Office under Mr..
Morley. Mr. Dillon said TINT such thing was next
to impos,iblc No member Of the party. he declared,
would darc to accept place under any English Gov
eminent.
When asked whether no could communicate what
modification, Mr. Gladstone had made In his Home
Rule bill, Mr. Dillon replied that he was not at
liberty 70 say ANYTHING except That the bill was likely
"a b. one that Mr. rarnel would have accepted, ad-
ding: We will not take anything less Mr.. Gind-
knows that position I'm the matter Is DEFINITE
and lnHcxhlc lie has pledged himself 10 place Home
Rule I'm front OF all other measures, and to keep II
there until # is passed. believe can rely
upon HIS intention TO do Regarding the modiii-
cations Of the original bill, the most important
1, one that has already been publicly annOunccd-lhe
retention OF Irish members In the Imperial Parliament
We have stipulated that Irland's representation shall
b. fun ~ now. We viii not assent to any r'nc-
ton ~ our members. Mr.. Gladstone knows that MS
other notifications I'm the bill as accepted by Mr.
ParnerI We will not 60 back We have no reason
to suppose that TIE Liberal leaders cont"mpla" giving
rs less, but II any change shond occur. altering their
policy we will at once suspend our support o The
LIBERAL Government. Our position IS one OF ehlr"
independence. our alliance with the Liberals Is To
carry Home Rule. by that We shall a'Ade I" show
our Independence have decided Ia rlt in opposition
20 the Liberal Government; but We VIII support them
4, long q, they keep to Mr.. Parnell's bill not a
moment longer
When do You expect Mr. Gladstone TO Introduce
the Home Rule bllll' was asked.
As soon rs the IT0u,e r'asSemblcs In january,
or early In February" answered Mr. Dillon. Nv"
do not expect autumn session. The House X
likely to adjourn next Friday
Abiding 10 Mr.. Blakes elogiums Of Mr.. Par
nell aud Mr.. Parncll's policy. at the Eighty Club din
ncr the Associated Press representative suggested that
these things indicated rapprochemcnt with the
Iarneltes. Mr.. Dillon replied that no knew OF
nothing looking to morr friendly relations with thg
InrncllltcS. The majority were 50 united
| that they did not need 10 20 out OF their WAY
To conciliatc the ficuoni,t~ though they would b.
glad To receive them back The malorltys meetings
held under bond ~ secrecy, but he DILLON
could say thry were tending 10 entire harmony in III,
party.
IN Associated Ur'ss pr~cntatlyc, In coating the
views of other Mctarthyt"s In the lobby of IN" House.
found the outline ~ N" Home Rrle bill given In
these dispatch.- on Iunc - confirmed by the whole
tenor Of information given them by tho Liberal
leaders.