Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-06
Asrrick stated that Dorsey had not

W. O0fssy ID court, ana relying
upon this, although they had q bench
warrant for his arrest, they had prom
lssd not to make themselves unhappy IN
securing his arrest. Dorsey had NO,
been produced. He wanted TO call at.
tsntion te this bare faoed violation. and
said he regarded it - . mere measure
At this point Inesrsoll sprane 70 his
feet, and bringing his fist on the table.
exclaimed: "Your are a liar. sir. a
liar!"
Judge Wylis reproved both attorneys
in severe language.
Merriok then entered in q loud sxpls-
nation Of the circumstances of the
agreement between counsel q to Dor
sey's appearance, and claimed the state
msnt of Col. Bliss was correct.
Ingsrsoli in answer 10 An inquiry
from the court, said he did not deny
facts. He did deny he had been guilty
Of trick. He had acted with perfect
good faith, under q conviction that hs
would be able to produce Dorsey. He
supposed when he made tho agreement
he had the power TO produce Dorsey,
and wanted to say now be could not.
Merrick then said they must ask for
An sxtsnsion of ten days, in order that
officers might be able to 90 down and
arrest this man.
The court then granted an extension
OF hearing until May l6.
Views ef Leaders On the Engllsh Back
Down.
BosToN, May 5.-Ths Herald of Fri
day morning prints q special cable dis
patch of Interviews with prominent
Land Leaguers and others on the new
Irish policy of the British Government.
Parnell was found in the House of
Commons tonight. He said he could
not give an opinion till the Government
detailed tho full extent of ito oonces-
sions. He thought the appoi1tusnt of
Cavendish looked badly for the success
Of Gladstone's plans. He vas afraid he
was too weak and vscillating, and the
releasing of Davitt he considered the
strongest blow Gladstone has struck.
Labouchsrs (LibsraD thought the
appointment Of Cavendish farce, and
the new policy likely to produce grave
results in Glat;stons's party. Il would
cost about II Wings, and dissolution
was not impossible. though improbable.
At present the plan of tho opposition
would be to form a coalition Cabinet,
relying on the aid of Irish Abolition
Wings. He thought Gladstone intended
to secure the Irish vote, but was not
willing to pay the necessary price. If
the new policy fails Forster is tho CON-
ing mon. II it succeeds he is a ruined
man.
Story (Whie) said tho new policy
would fail. 1t had no element Of sue
cess. Cavendish was bad selection.
II half measures were to be adopted to
suit tho Wings, Gladstone would lose
the support of the Radicals. II he went
on long he would lose the Wings. There
fore, he was bound to fail, either way.
Indeed, large Whig party was already
Organized. The results Of the new pol
icy must bs very grave.
| Healy3 (Land LeaGuer) said the Gov
srnnent threw sprat to catch mack
srsl. We got the sprat and kept the
msckersl. We arc glad Cavendish Il
appointed. We could not have fought
Chamberlain, but Cavsndlsh is snre to
be such Q failure we can show him more
quarter than 10 due the Government for
what il has done. IreRard tho appoint
msnt ns the worst possible thing for the
Liberals. The now policy. if carried
out, will have the effect Of checking
outraRes and eviotions, and NO doubt
restore order to great extent in Ire
land. Beyond the immediate present,
however, we are in great uncertainty
till ws know what new laws will be
adopted.
Shaw, one Of The strongest men In
rAii'amens' 'A,c sna' sns saeo. OF .ne
appointment OF Osvendsn IoF sne irisn
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