The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-09
OF THE IRISH.
TEE P<REELLIrEs ISSUE Az ADDRESS
TO THB PEOPLE

Thsy Have Ne Ce-aa.ses q. Rosebsry's
Csbi.st-Ns-y A-t-Parneiiits. WIN Ne
-asd Assurances frou Rossbsry Cor.
esr-uss Hose Rsls The New cabinet
Meets sad Drsfs the Qusen's Speech.
LONDON. March e.-Ths Parnellltes gave out
this evening a manifesto signed by John Red
mond. leader Of the group; Timothy Harrin0-
ton. N. p for the Hsrbor division Of Dublin.
and Joseph Edward Kenny NJ. P. for the Col
leRe Green division OF Dublin. The mani
festo. which 10 addressed to the Irish people.
sars:
"A crisis has arisen IN the fortunes OF the
country which makes Il imperative that the
men who struggled three years ago to retain
Charles Stewart Psrnells leadership for Ire
land. should try now to preserve unbroken the
organization and brotherhood established at
that time among our race We address to you
words Of warning and advice. Mr.. Gladstone
then declared that the retention Of Mr. Parnell
would reduce his own leadership Of the Lib
erals almost to q nullity. His letter contained
no hint or threat OF resignation or Of a change
OF the Liberal attitude to home rule. Never
theless. in q moment OF weakness and panic
Parnell was abandoned. avowedly to maintain
Mr.. Gladstone's Leadership and preserve the
alliance with the Liberals.
The result was that one OF the grandest
and best disciplined political combinations
the world ever saw deRenerated into a be.
trayal Of Parnell and into coniederacy with the
Liberal Government, which denied justice to
the Irish on tho simple questions OF evictions
and amnesty OF political offenders. Apart al
together from the question Of Mr.. Gladstone's
own sincerity In the Irish cause, and his de-
sire to be Identified with the final solution OF
the Irish question. the final test must now he
applied to the sincerity Of the Liberal Cabinet
Mr.. qlsdstone's, promise was the, bond oil
tS s' past tSGsss genrs warm our eonnirVi
men now that lis retireme mt from the leader
sop.s GI' pSop Ss
homo rule or through such a compromised as
can only be regarded by ireland as an Insult
The removal OF the Irish block on the Inn
RsTlHl psrla ITo encourages o the party Of
believe tbeg, may again safely disappoint the
We can have no con adence in the Earl OF
prompt asti9n. . The Irish people WIN no
,s neg s' Rnshp G p q Rstsna Let s%m
orsanIEe the forces q their race 20 support the
''FiqSs s o sGaSa fESIS Cabinet
Grsss Il. s: % bs
rSnor. that Lord Fessserg may d5oP some 20 1 %
the measures to which Mr.. Gladstone was
"
shared BY thc mem b;rs Of Parliament and
but this is mere gossip. that the speech will
stsftiins. Innovations IN the Liberal pro.
TsI d:s.nso1 al in the anti Ps5ps.: rank.
sarsns.. u rss.fd to ho%s rule. they viii o e
that MieRae pavist VIII qf' AGAIN
h Is tns HSSss 20 ans
proved the draft Of the Queens speech to he
RED a ns 5SsSDennE q sisl
Acknowledgements Of tho Welsh Church. adds
deput.tion Is nseesssry. This Is taken to
e: oSSreh VIII ii Wales %Sa' i"i
si Ss91f S SSss dsi .D
Hartley Fowler. formerly President OF the
Of State for india. and sms1ded By Sar Mr. Her.
bert bert Asouith: =: G. Home sscrstary. The bill
enc vote" proyison. The bill will be intro
Baron fwssd@outh tEdWsrd MarioriS b nP
win be made Lord Prvy Seal. with a seat in
First Commissioner OF Works Is again made
on oriicial authority, and from the same source
Il Is learned that Mr.. II. q Munro. Ferguson,
II. p and member OF the lrivy council, Will he
appointed a Junior Lord of tho Treasury in
the room Of Mr.. Thomas Edward Ellis, ele- |
waited to the peeraRe
Herbert Gladstone has been made n mem her
OF the Privy Council In consideration OF the |
fact that his new Office. First Commissioner OF |
Works. does not carry with it "a seat In the |
Mr.. @. ]. shaw Leievre -
Ii was announced late this evening that !
Herbert Gardner, President Of the Board OF |
Agriculture. would not resign his Office at !
present.