New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15
INSTANTANEOUS HAPPY.
THEY PRAISE Mr.. GLADSTONES POLICY.
HOME RULE, THEY THINK, Is NEARER THAN
EVER BEFORE.

EVER BEFORE.
II Is n long time since regarding Ireland has
been read with much interest in this country as
was the report Of Mr.. Gdstones speech In the House
OF Commons the Home Rule bill. The Irish ana
lishAmercans OF this city are satisfied with the Dill
rs outlined by Mr.. Gladstone in his speech. They
regard the measure AZ much more acceptable
than the Of 1s5G. II is the hope Of every iShman
or lrsh-American here that the Irish people on
the other side Of the Atlantic will for put aside
all party prcudccs and every consideration that would
dSiniOn, and unite In great effort to secure
the passage Of the bill. While it Is not all that could
be- wished for, they say II Is an extremely liberal
bill when 1t l. considered that It IS offered by the
English. The Irish should thank England for II and
hope for more favors later. All Irishmcn agreed
yesterday that the day which Mr.. Gladstone de-
livcr,d his speech on this measure was the
brightest Ireland had for century.
Tribune reporter called on number OF well
known Ihshmen and Irish Americans yesterday TO get
their opinions on the new Home Rule BILL Here Is
what said by those who were asked to talk:
Major John Byrne--lt gave me great pleasure to
read In this mornings newspapers what Mr. Glad
stone >ad In his speech the Home Rule bill. l
am perfectly satisfied with the bill and Mr. Glad
stones good faith, and believe that II lrshmen VIII
accept the spirit OF the Liberal party, "a shown by
the bill and Mr. GlacStones analysis Of IT, salts
factory OF Home Rule viii ultimately Inc
secured. There may De some Improvements "i"
notifications OF the bill necessary TO satisfy the Irish
people but the principle OF Home Rule is conceded
in It and the highest evidence Is given
Of the intention and purpose OF the
English people as represented by the great Liberal
party in power to confer upon Ireland n means OF
scfgovernment that will satisfy her people and In
sure peace and prosperity while strengthening by the
bonds OF unity the British Empire. cabled to Mr.
Gladstone this morning my congratulations in ac-
,,,ri,d ~ ia ahs md
ship assured mo by him at my pleasant conference
with rim In London last August. In my judgment
all Is necessary FOR the people OF Ireland ana
the friends ireland Is Loyalty to support Mr. Clad
stone I'm refining out OF The wide plan lald down
measure OF Home Rule both practical and satisfactory
to Ireland and the people OF Great Britain in Its
assurnce Of imperial integrity and full protection 10
the minority In ireland
Or. Thomas Adds Emmctt-SO far rs ! can Judge
II, the bill + entirely satisfactory. There are certain
objections from American point OF view. but as
tho bill should not be looked al from an American
point OF view. must say the bill IS all that 'oud
be- expected The people OF Ireland should be willing
70 accept whatever the English are willing to give
them so long as 1t comedies the principle OF Home
Rule In this connection let me say tnat any man
who object, 10 this IS no friend OF Ireland
II any ono does object 10 the bill II VIII show that he
Is merely a politician who's" occupation wouln DO
gone II there peace in Ireland The great point
va, TO get Il Home Rule bill that was hom'-NWc
bill md now that Home Rule Is offered
70 the Irish people they should accept H.
II f. not all that could be desired, but as soon as
the Irish people show that they are able to govern
themselves they viii iccclvc more laNVrS IT'D" i'n7
land OF course ! object TO not giving the IT'S"
control Of the police and do not favor the ppe'
House which is TO be established The 'pF'r House
is likely be antagonisic to the Lower or popular
Hons. because OF the number OF landlords that Will
everything Will end Well IL tne
hill IA accepted. Here IS n strong and signlhcnht
d,,ratch which ! received from Justin Mc'arthy
Il am happy 10 inform sou that Mr. "ladS'o"c'
new Home Rule bin offers Ireland better ana more
democratic constitution than that contained Ill E''
mca,nle Of 80. The National party nave gwen
hearty acceptance to the constitutional po''S,'m' "
the bill. ond the feeling here Is that the Liocral
Government Il strong enough 10 carry '"0' f'f
through Tsiliament' ~ ct,
John d. Cr!mmins "something Ike Hr' "i"u
stones Home Rue bul IS what lrshmen nave oee''
Longing for ever since the days OF Daniel o'ohhen'
The day that Il was presented TO the EhgnSn PcoPn
yin b, mt down In History as the brightest Ireland
saw In the nineteenth century. II the OH IL ~.
cep,cd # will give Ireland what Daniel otonheh
tonight for and laborcd for and what every loyal son
Of ireland ha, tried for years past to secure LOT ~
land II now really looks rs II better days "ore vs
Tor Ireland The l ,nod be- GoH =, n n rereyed
bv all interested In the welfare oil ir'u''u ''~ n
how god measure II i. ln'rc - Nv.
HoT,t nov that Ireland will have chance to
take her place among tho nations Of The ear TN.
That Home Rule bill will again put ireland 1n i'
Zoo, Justice has nj last been done Ireland by the
English people. who seem 10 have come 10 ticn
senses. The Irish should grasp the SITUATION ana CEASE
all internal disscu>lOns.' IL,
Myes VI. 'Brien: " / am very mlch lmpreS''u WIN
the words Of Mr. Gladstone In his speech on th' iiom
Rule bill which is clear indication that the Liberal
party In England, which he re,resents Is VIKING -
NV, the Irish people Home Rule When thc oppo.l-
lion Which would have shown ITSELF some year, ago 70
aiy thing like the programme mapped Uni by Mr ulu
stone |, considered, II Is plain that the thsnsh GOVERN
mont has made u wonderful change In It's policy re-
gardng Ireland. hope and trust ~ d" Az VINO ar"
Interested In tho welfare OF Ireland Tint Mr " i,1
s,onc may live Z, - the great works OF MS ne
crowned by the passage OF his Home Rulc Iii. lhat
win be sure TO satisfy the Irish aS well Us the fss
rcopIe and Join England and Ireland In harmony ana
peace That bill Will now give Ireland 4 cnhhre 10
show the world that she can govern herself improve
nor industries and develop her resources to their iue'
extent