, 1879-03-21

lnef1, instead Of with NIL thu tfstr,st a1ld hittcr
ness cnGcnderel hy tlcnn,nlnnllDnnt education.
would get rttl Of 1t II they could. ['atcat.
hcnr,'" from thco Opposition below thu rare-
wny.] parl'a1ncnt llnsl also naaln mud agai1
inafstcd on tho principle cnaa0l!led In tic
y y opening out tho honoFs nn'f etI,oIIncnte Ut
Trinity College to students Of ni1 dci.ontua-
t!ons. But yet thr priests latrtl t','se colleges:
t."i would cstatlish Il strictly dcpot'linatiural
could. f"lIear, hear" from sle Opposition
below tho EangwaY.1 Even whon the lasc pruc
Minister cndcavofcu To- curry out tic Tlews ot
the PRIESTS, aud proposed 10 tlcgEadc thu Uni.
tlrn a!ns would llave nn1ic Of l.: l'nt II wc gaye
every l,ousuli1ldrr In lrr'hi.tl 4 yolc VIC should
hand tlle whole representation af lrc,aMl, with
tilc nSeensinn Of ono Or two seats I'll Ulster,
nrlcsts, Md w'cru would the tcttlcd policy Ut
Parliament be thcnI fIiuar.] W. should tIayo
nnctv-four Obs;ruetiunlsts sitting on Those
benches, n,Nl they wonld have no opium tnt to
crushed nnd their votes controlled BY their mas.
ters In ireland. But, having discovered tletr
power and received ttlg tltary III thc rights OF
man, they would eoon push the prinrfplD TO Ito
publican allies ii EiElnn,l for ,nantood sur.
frnEU. Irelulitl under uniycrsnl suffrage would
soon he Irclatd independent of Englnn', nnd
We could tllcn i1uagine wunt would suon follow;
and ~ the ndSlo Marqu!a supported these
Str. rarneli Qrssh) said II was tancntablo
thing to calumnlatu any pcrson, hut when hon.
oTablc gentlemen md noble Lufds Calulnlltated
nrfe ssston 81 e qaSG h msT h seH.s
OF scctton OF the Irish people ~ tanoratt and
b!EotGd. II they ,Ycsn ignorant, It was duo to
lie Mellon " tliu party Of Which the nobic Lord
was 4 member, which Tor centuries Ind lna!t-
crately kent the people IN fgnosancc: [llenr,
hcnr.l lie denied thMt the Deoille us Irela'ltl
wcro bieotctl. They liall over ni,,i over Hgatn
shown their Freedom from that feeling. bIEotry,
unfortltnatelYt intluencc! nortiolts, of lll M
tions: but he people Of Ireland had conclusive;
y shown they were not blgo.cd. lio stood
there as an example Of thut,-bo, a member Of
The DscstAhis',ed Church, representing alic
Gathoic t; County qt Mcu.l,. tilear,, hear.
b!rotrg agasnst the Irish people, lct him show
tho example, which. tho Irish, pro
PIE. fnd set. 1hs honornble and l.;l. Hnl,
asked whether ,le could deny that the new con-
stituencics would not return members supposed
to be identified With h's mir. parnefl's) views.
lie would relniDd the honorable HleH,l'es TINT
the two members whon thu honorable ail'l
gallant Gcntlrmnn might think ,nost objection
nblc-.tllt honorable number for Cnynil alnl him
self-ltad been RETURNED by constituencies in
whcl, the valuation 'gas as high rs sllas Of the
constituency which returned the honorable nl.d
Mr. Cnilnn {lrsh} sntd he considered that the
language used by tic isobls l.ofd whD lnAd pro-
posed tic amendment towards tic IRISH mctn-
bess was grossly offensive. lie called upon lhu
I'd Catholic constituencies, to st1ow by !hctr
votes Tint they tllsapprpyctl the language Of tho
honorable member fur kfg's Lynn.
Illc llousc divided; the numbers were;
FGr lilo n0ton.. .9an
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