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Il 10 time for plain speaking about the Irish
situation. IL II folly for Ireland or the friends
Of Ireland 10 dslude themselves with false
hopes of the triumph OF homo rule In the
near future. The last hope vanished with
Giadstone's retirement The day Of home
rule for the Irish people 10 still long way on.
Lord Rosebcry knows t. Mr.. Gladstone knows
It and the knowledge was one OF the principal
psusss Of his resignation- The leaders Of the
Irish party. In their secret hearts. know Il
The issue has become much broader. and .
kreat campaign must DO fought and won be-
fore any homo rule measure will become law.
Therefore, few expect any revival. in the Rose
berg programme OF the bill which the Lords
rsjsstsd last autumn The new Prime Minis
ksr II credited with much larger and more
tar-rsaching scheme Of homo rule which 10
Intended TO solve many difnoulties In the gov
brnment OF the whole United Kingdom.
Whether this ambitious plan will DO divulRed
Hext week. I am unable 10 say. Il II only GER
tain that the programme viii make the Regis
tration bill prominent and include bill for the
relief Of Irish evicted tenanta The repassags
Of the Home Rule bill win not be attempted.
II 10 now generally believed that the new MIN
istry will sock to avoid dissolution at present
Lord Rosebery naturally desires to mako some
record in his high once before going to the
country. There 10 growing feeling that he
will. as soon as an opportunity allows. en-
deavor to redraw the existing political lines.
fho tries to make new deal with the Liberal
Unionists and some OF his Conservative friends.
We shall have highly interesting political
drama It would probably require more than
even his oonsummste skfli In handling men 20
escape falling between two stools. The deser>
fion OF ais old supporters we1Id probably come
faster than the snroimens OF new recruits
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retain All eroups Of the eiadseonian foi-
lowers out the farnehhtse. already. are
hopeiessiy lost 70 him- Ihe ouik OF the irish
moers cannot anord 70 accept rom MIN
less substantial assurances than those given
pS oiadstone Anytnine loss even u satslac-
tori TO tho leaders. would give the Parneiiites
such an advantage In Ireland that the disrup-