Ka Nupepa Elele, Volume XII, Number 30, 7 Malaki 1891 — AWAITING THE VERDICT. All Parties Anxions for Gledstone's Con- cessions to Be Made Public. [ARTICLE]

AWAITING THE VERDICT.

All Parties Anxions for Gledstone's Concessions to Be Made Public.

New York, Feb. B,—The Tribuae'iS:' Loaāon S pecul m s: For themoment there is outward peaoe among the Irish memb«rs, On Thursd*y are to learn the precise teno« on their have l>eext sefctled. 0f ec vuse t> ii, i* said that Gl*d- _ • atone hās» satiafied the advocat«s of home rule by giving to ihem the aubHtance of Pamell'a four points. At any rate Paraellma.de «ion» the pric# of hi» disappearance, *ad, i£ he retires from the leadership,. it naturally follows th*t he hasobtained what he wanted, ox Bomathing approaching it. There ie i»ome suspieion that Pamell is doing a bit of ffirte be!ieve; that he xs to be satisfied in order to co*et his retreat. It is well known that how- * erer tender Glad»tone's feelingB. maj: • T>e toward him, hg ean never hopM ajg»in be trusted by other l«&dīag > uaen on either sido of the House Be this as it may, the statement that Parnell has been satisfi.ed by Qladstonian assurances is cag|iyag ao amall anxietv respcellng īKe . to be revealed next Thursday, logt GHadsfcone may have surreuderdd too aaueh in order to carry ou.t Lia big horae-rule scheme. If & ieiUemea* > has been mad« that &itisaes Pdra«ll unless the latter has suddeiily ahon'-flve-sixths of his damaruls it is greatly feared that Ofif. results will be to eauap seriooa disinfcegrafcion in Qladstone's own eaiap. 3ome of tlie McCar-thyites are by no meanā pleased a'i thē prospect oi Pamell continuing to be the defaoto leader, whoever may be_ tlia de jur« chief, and many noncōnformist X*iberals will not be confcent with m«r« pretense of Parnell's zaii«iueat whieh is reported to be eout-aai-plat«d under this new setdduwat It is reported this mornio& seventy of Gladstcje's were wtvering in their allegiance be- - oaas€ Piirsi6lt's retlroment is 1 J like!y to' be more than a sabi«rfūge. ' Dablin, Feb. 7. —The McQkrthy>. .; 3 ites have organized an oppbsitioa ; meeting at Sirabally, Queens Cotmty . f<«: iOrX9Qrrow, at ihe same ume nngtoa WE|d Leamv expe.ctio Addr©aa a PamelliW meetlng. A faige force " of polioe has beea assembled ia vif«r of a peeaible dkturbauce of tho pe«<ce> _ Tbe Fxeema&'« journal says the._. „ Boulogue eouferencea, tLough « ductiye of a hopeful feeling t | yet without final result. _