The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-23
HOME-RULE NOT SHELYRD.
The NcCarthyite Section Of the Irish
Party Sound The Note Of Warning.
INDIGNANT AT 4 LIBERALS SPEECH.
Unless Home EuIo IL Kept to the Fore the
HeCsrthyites WIN Desert tho Govern
ment In the House.

HoCarthyites VIII Desert tho Govern
ment In the House
LONDON. Dec - 2-Leaders OF The
McCarthyte section Of the ltlSn ~ .,a
into The Liberal camp by serving hVliCe
upOn The Government, through -hi, JoIll
Morley. chief secretary lof iItIdiu' lndl
no further dependence, ih thelr OPINION,
can b.- PLACED upon the Nole Oh the tllsh
party unless the principles ol Home huie
Tor ireland is strongly rcaiiirmcd IN the
Ouecn'S speech on the occasion OF the
rcaSscmbhng oil Parliament, and IN othcr
ways officially announced aS ulc htat
plank in the platform OF the Liberal
PARTY These demands, IL D. explained
tv the Irish leaders, have been necesSl-
lated by the profound sensation when
has been created in thc irish ranks ny
the declaration made by Mr.. William NC
LWCl, Liberal member OF me Othi 81
Division OF Edinburgh. in a recent speech
iu the scotch capital, that the IlOnc-hu"
bin was dead. and that 70 would be I'M
gosstble To carry il through with that
measure as the first or even one OF tne
principal issues Contcndcd lor by INC
Liberal party This declaration was re-
cciVcd with great cheering by MT. NC
Ewcn's hearers. indicating that they were
Of tho same opinion. Jhe speaker Went
on 20 say thHt tho irish ought 10 be
content with merely local government
and not haggcr for an independent p35ri.i,a- .,
lncntarv government in the face OF the
inevitable.
THE ,ONBITIoN CHASdtD.
The fact that the country was once
carried uDon the issue OF d pdIhaiht HldIy
government FOR !r',anIita ~. ne als5nmed nm
WOW of the changed conditions, lhaL -
could be carried again. .,.
rms declaration is taken 10 mean
tb.t Tho conservatives. for The sake OF
fuaIlv disposiug of tho lrish question:
AMI allowing a good part of the session
to be devoted TO other measures "o"i"
t.i4tiv agrcc to support the hllI ,.
matter of fact, there is good
reason 10 believe that The Tory IoadeIa
pfr eager 10 confer win some "4 Wy
foremost Liberal parliamentdrans' Nlln
30 Wow Of arriving at an UNDERSTANDINGS
AS t8 the iorpLoiuG basis. ,,.,s
Mr Robert Wallace, member OF dI ia
uirut Tor tho East DIVISION ol Illh'uitn
flI.o.aI Ain NlcEwan i'm the same VEN,
ami tine views ne expressed tS 10 Iic
hopcIc-snoss of again coiulli lunH ~
,oiiutfy To absolute Home tuIe lot h'
land Win "a parliamentary atlachht"l
were loudly apDldudcd.
Whether or not Mr. McEwan's address
was officially inspired, IL ocrta,ih} o,l, o,o1 il,'
had tho effect 10 throw the ardent uollc-
..f ibrrats into a state of Constorna-
fou. 10 incense the McCdrthyltc "inE
or tho Irish party, ana 10 pmuilii6f DE-
1,4rreIlifcs inio a sea OF eNQuiSllc ~
Iytf The latter faction or the hISh
rsrtv have AN along predicted that the
Nunietrv would break their .picdte, 10
pursue me Home tuic pon1S ", TI,ocGiarations G''
Sion. 10 the end. and the dec lara ara ,;,.,, ttoll9
- tir NIcEwau are regarded AS confirm
ing their prediction.
rHr MINISTRY ALARMED.
1n frc m,aHtiuta t0mmunicauons on % iHo
subject are passing between MI; Muti,S
Imd Lord Kosenery, Wlh RieN ., ,...tigf,r. iY'
btr.r some plan which viii be tausldS-
ION. o.. the McCarthitos ANA al the same
tinc viii not commit the Goyerlh33e5mnt 10
"a reiutroductiou of "a Home nuiC ti"
fore Parliament - uI7ao,'it',i, -. tbat Tho
furnishes iuduhiiablc evidence ma 60 lllc
ministry are alarmed az the turn dIidiL
have taken and also induces me uei1Ci l'e
mat the address Of Mr.. MCEWah Wa 1l-
ptlallV iusulrpd. 1T is probable thal lhe
.,ninf~ congress of the National lIipelal
Federation viii uphold this view m lne
Massage OF " resolution Seluhb IoIln
fbat if is imUOSs.llo tO restore COnHdthte
tn IN, ranks OF the Irish party as II is
feIt that MIR McEWan gave voice 10 thS
npiniOn ol "a large section of the Liberal
party. ,.. ,...,., ..sl,ol
"a" cabinet TO give official assent. ana
without waiting for the assembling oI
Parliament and a subsequent act bE lnd'
body, TO some decisive IH'dS'uta ~ "'i, ,
Viatc the sufferiugs of the people m Ger
tain sections of Ireland through the I'M
pending famine. ln consequence OF me
total loss of at least one-hau o. lhe
1,at3t0 crou bon Conrcmara, Galway, Mayo.
trHra and SIcO the distress among the
p,asantry is very great; The poor law
relief according 10 the Freeman Jour
rsI is totally inadequate TO meet needs
consequent upon the calamity;
VF. p,opIe are starving, and the Gov
erumeut must intervene by SVinS them
work or advancing them loans upon Iu-
{. Ic cItus
FrNuAN ACTIVITY REAwAKENED.
The newly born distrust amohS the irish
ir, regard 10 the Ninistry's Home Rule
uolicv. together with the unexpected
a. eek upon the internal prosperity OF ire
land through The failure OF the crops, mas
roaWakened the activity OF the rhIaLs'
'rbe Liberal press seek 10 beHtte the
matter some of the papers totally 4enYlhg
the resureence of Feniansm, ana others
az 1ortip. that the new movement IS con
fined TO a small group OF eAutHH9'9 III
Paris and New York.
Tho known facts however prove the
contrary and orders nave Deen issued
from Dublin Castle within the last lew
weeks renewing the oid-ume precautions
against Fcniaus InVincibleS and other
physical force Irishmen, ana reVNhg the
old system for the detection OF criminals.
The report that st is the intention OF
the Government to release the dynamiter
John paly and other irish polltlcal pTls-
oners at an early date, or at all, Tor thdt
matter is without foundation IN TACT
Mr. Morley has advised, and Home Sec
rctary Asquith has successfully opposed,
any movement toward amnesty 10 these
offenders. and 10 may he positively as
serted that none of hem viii be set az
liberty.
GLADSTONF AND THE ABMENIANs.
one OF the delegates who has arrived
hcre from Armenia 10 lay before the Brit
fgh authorities and the British public the
circumstances of the Outrages IN Ar
menia. wall proceed TO Hawarden next
week g. submit TO Mr. Gladstone fun
evidence Of the atrocities committed by
the Turkish troops. tribes and natives in
that part OF the sultan S dominions.
This evidence has been obtained from the
Armenian commissioner with a view OF
inducing Mr. Gladstone 20 issue mani
fcstO on the subject. The committee cN-
press themselves as grateful Tor Mr.,
t;ladstone's letter. but think That II does
moi 20 far enough. They now want
resonant appeal 10 the world from. the
statnsman who so successfully eahsted
ne aynpathy OF Christendom in behalf of
tbe Rulgarians. and IL Is probable that
Inc ex-Premler viii within a few DAYS
,ss,ie an address deuOuncing the Armehi-
On horrors. and calling upon all Christian
natioug 10 take immediate steps, not only
10 suppress the present outrages but TO
make n impossibel for such atrocities
ever to occur osa.h. g., ,.,
According 10 the Live stock journal.
pleurO-pneiimon.a has been detected In
cattle from the United states landed AT
Antwerp. This statement is corroDora-
ted by reports from other sources
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