The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-05
DISRAELI ON COERCION.

THE ALLEGATION THAT HE HAD OFFENDED
GERMANY AND APoLocIzED TO TIE IMPERIAL
cHANcELLoR-''THoUaHT NO MORE OF PRINCE
BISMARCK THAN HE WAS THINKING OF RORY
o'MoRE"
Premier Disraeliis speech in the House OF Com
mons on the subject OF the Irish Coercion bill.
delivered on the Esd OF March. IS reported at
length IN the English journals. His treatment OF
the press allegation that he had. IN an extra par
liamentary address, uttered just previously, COZ
veyed an insult TO Prince Bismarck aud the
German Empire produced great laughter. the
eminent English statesman being, u Is SAID, in
peculiarly happy vein during tine evening. We
subJon report OF the proceedings in Parlia-
ment:-
Mr. DIsRAELI. who was received with loud
cheers, said:-fhis One Coercion oilN was q
measure OF necessity, framed IA spirit oil con-
citation. lCheers
Mr.. UGORaAN-No, no.
AR DIsRAELl sald II he was 70 take that for
reply DC must observe tnst accorsing " We rules
man would not De aOie 10 take any iursner part ia
Tue SPEAKER ruled that the honorable gentleman
mad spoken.
Mr. OiGoRMAS-I have not spoken.
Mr.. DIsRAELI said ne was prepared 10 prove thaA
this measure when they were now asked to read
q second time was measure Of necessity framed
IN a spirit oI concilatlon tcneersl i was an act
10 preserve the peace, aad was, therefore, rep e.
sented by It's opponents a. an act 70 create coer.
"A
might be drawn from tnat question IA That nights
DEBATE.
Mr. BUTT said the general warrant would apply
20 very county In Ireland.
Mr.. DIsRAELl SAID tue warrant would nave 70 be
obtained rom the government
Mr.. BUTT sald me general warrant was one d.
rected ~ the county inspector and unorized ths
pc sous 70 MAKE search.
Mr.. DISRAELI 3 I'D that was what NJ was said 10
be, but II was a matter 81 administration (oa OIL.
IL vas not likely mat ne should make suca state
ment unless ne believed Il 10 De true. (Ogposltion
honorable
had referred TO me state Or England IN 1872 when
seditlon was lie, out strenuous coercve meas
ures we're passed az that tlne Tor En- lana. II
those coerclve laws aau answered IN tnls country
It was an answer 70 toe honorable gentieman's
argume al that tney might also work We'll tor Ire
land, and wny should not Ireland 10 Jew years
be as Tranquil, prosperous and contented a. tns
country, Without the luaucnce 81 exceptional
legislation tCueersl. There was one point u
winch the honorable gentleman adyerted with
regard to himself, wnlcu, VITA the permls
slOn or the aouse, he would make a 10
marx upon. The honorable gentleman quoted
a passage made IN speech OF MS not made 10 tue
House, but which attracted some public notice IN
winch ne sand the working classes o. England IN
hented privileges when tue nobility 81 other
nations did not inherit. a ridiculous story had
got a0out that IN consequence Oh using those
words representation was made 20 Her MalestYh
government and that ne maze an apology 20 toe
person VINO believed ne nAd been alluded TO.
There ives not the slightest truth OF any KIM
Whatever in tue statement mat had ueen made.
lChcers.l Toe erion charge was made that no
had alluded 20 the condition VI Primes Bismarck
IN an observation made at time wnen ne Thought
no more OF Prince Bismarck than ne was tnen
thinking Of RORY O'More. (Laugntenl Aud
wnen few days aiterwdrd there ap-
peared in one or fwo journals para
graphs rravcly announcing thIt tne peace OF
Europe was threatened, ne thought u was
getting too ridiculous and he asked a friend TO
put a paragraph ia a daIiy journal, Tor whlcn ne
mad not even received the thanks 81 Prince Bis
marck renewed iaugnterl During the time
wnen Nj. Canning neia the post ne now mad tne
nonor 10 nii, beside tue discovery o. tue New
Worid there was another discovery. Dry cham
pa ne was lnveuted. tLaugnterl Hearing every
one talk 81 dry champagne, Canning expressed
MS desire 10 taste II, out alter drlnking glass
and thinking Tor moment, MI. Canning SAID,
the man wnO sass tnat tic takes dry chaupagne
would say anytmng.n tReneNeu laugAterl Now
he dld not want 70 enter IntO aus movement con.
trOversy with any honorable trends opposite
VINO DOUBTED me exist nee rlobonlsm.
but he would say That the man VINO main
tailed that rlOD0nism did NOS exist. was MA
vno ouQut TO urinS CRY champagne Noud laughter
and cleersl. lie had t0ucned upon lew points
In the gnt IN THIS ueDate. gatne ed some Years IN
we'll .hrasned hell, but he wisned before tns
stand tie Issue that VAS betore ~. HOnorADls
gentlemen opposite c0ula hardly saOpuse that y
was very agreeable ID tie Iecings "a tue govern
meat 10 miro .ucs plli when tney l00Sea on
AS q c0ercive buL or 10 declare 70 tn people OF
England tnat there Is necessity Tor such oils.
they mad declined e. Continue TINS Legislation l0f
winch they, rs ministers, We're not respunspie, ~
cared say the session would have been caimede
!. ana tnOuQh he cOua have no doubt, tlat even n
/ there were no coercion bills, the Ictvu iD,aglna
tlon OF irish gentlemen would not tau ln producing
a sufficient numOer OF agreeaoie grievances ~
make Panianent other Saan GaAi.