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RESULTS OF 9ORYISM.
The Salisbury Governments Ma
lign Irish Policy Causes
New Conspiraeies.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

LONDON. Sept 49, 1Ss6.-A series of Cabi-
net Councils viii begin about the middle Of
October, continuing with the needful intervals
till the end Of November. Parliament. accord
ing to Ministerial arrangements made prior
to the recess, will resume on or about January
10. The measures which the Ministers have
to discuss In council include a revised educa-
tion bill. military works bill, and probably
an Irish local government measure. The prev
alent notion in political quarters is that the
Government does not mean to toueh this crucial
Irish question until the last session Of the
present Parliament in 1901 when they would
readjust Irish representation. reducing the
number Of Irish members in the Imperial
farnament and generally weakening. as far
as possible. the Nationalist strength in Parlia-
mens But in the best informed Official circle.
it is known that some intention exists in Lord
Salisbury and Mr.. Balfour's minds to deal
n the coming session with Irish local gov
The United-Associated Presses representativa
can state ON absolute authority that instruc-
lions nave been given to the Treasury to pre-
administration in ireland, and that SOME Of
Inc Inc heads OF departments of the Board Of
aesSsis4 e., pseil CONSUMED on matters directly
SssosiAeea with the prospective Irish bill. Mr
ShdniDerlain was understood to have been
among those who deem the government i'll
sluNlsed IN promoting such a bill till the
seven years of Parliament is about mn Rssf
ne IS said to have altered his opinion IN view
because he has shrewd knowledge II bosS ds,
tue SITUATION IN Ireland is becoming
= Soie interview credits him with saying that
4s.is itlsn question has subsided" !" 1t is
peyond possibility that Mr. ChaInberlai,, can
oe ignorant OF facts which must have been
reported 70 every Cabinet Minister
80 Tar from the Irish Question ha,-int s,,h
stusa, sia, n VIII ere long become acute throrgh
sll ale revival OF fhe old hysical force methods
Inc reerudeseence of Fenianfsm In the towns
ana Of new kind of Eibbonisr1l in the e,l,,t-s,
- q 20 acute and widespread to have evoked
@ sue at1Fih q the authorities of Dublin Castle
aisd the anxiety of the Catholic clergy al a
recent conference of the clergy at Armagh a
private appeal was made to Cardinal Iog1,e
ciaitiss tisee pastoral against these secret So
gieiues, and his Eminence is understood to
nave MS pronouncement now under considera-
tioh' lhe causes of the regrowth of Fenian-
ism are not obscure Agitation for TIame T2IrIe
through Parliamentary action is evervvhers
recognized as a failure. Neither Dillon
lsaiey' slor hteamond nor any grouping OF
party politicians in convention, can longer
get credit from young Ireland as effective
agents for Irish independence The party in
Parliament needs the help of old forms Of
agitation, which will keep the English mind
alive TO the truth that the Irish question has
not 'slbsided'
The arrest Of lyman and his fellow oon-
spirators Is already taken as proof in certa in
quarters that the physical force party which
mas remained quiet for number of years.
has finally determined to renew the outrases
that some time ago almost caused ccnsterna-
tion among the British officials and by this
means iorce upopn the government the knowi-
edge that a refusal to pass a Home Rule
measure does not put an end to the irish
question.
In other and more extended circles it is
becoming the accepted viey that the lyman
plot ard its desnouement on the eve Of the
Cars visit to France has long been known
and that it was arranged by the Scotland Yard
authorities. Some Of the papers comment
upon the debased personal character of the
men who have been arrested. The Speaker
says that lyman was always known as a
boasting coward. and that he now stands re-
vealed as garrulous sots whose muddled brain.
could not have conceived a plot of any kind.
The Irish Nationalist papers scout the notion
that the alleged conspiracy has any coEnec-
ton with resurgence Of societies in Ireland.