Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-21
FOREIGN.
Meuse sf Commons : O'Cennef
Pswer gees back sn PaFne1l.

| House 0f Commons - O'Connof
Power gees back sn Parne1l.
LONDON, Feb. 2O.-In the House Of
Commons to-day Gladstone deprecated
premature discussion Of General Cor
don's mission and said tho inevitable
effect OF such discussion would be to
hamper the success Of Gordon's effort.
John O'Connor Power, Home Ruler)
Member for Mayo, resumed debate upon
Parnell's amendment TO the address in
reply to the Queens speech. The
amendment severely condemned the
policy Of tie government In ireland aud
demanded the immediate abandonment
Of the policy OF stimulating state aided
emigration, with which Power nasoci-
ated the present unfortunate condition
Of Ireland. 1t was the greatest diff
Guilty England has to overcome. He
censured the So called National party
for wasting the time Of the House in
discussing factional disputes. in.
stead Of the social Improvement
Of Ireland. He excused Parnell be-
cause he was surrounded and urged on
by certain Lieutenants. hoping to arrive
at similar prominence. He WINS strongly
opposed to the amendment. II was
very disappointing. It failed to con-
denim with sufficient emphasis the pres
ent policy Of stimulating emigration
and made no mention whatever Of the
Importance Of tho development Of Irish
resources. Neither Nationalist nor
Loyalist had any right to either designa-
tion. Healy's address to electors Of
Monaghan, contained absolutely no
mention Of the Nationalist doctrine.
II was simply an incitemsnt to modern
socialism. While Parnell, said Power
was posing before the country and
complaining that his safety had been
threatened by portion of his country
men, quie " waited publis vindication
Of my course. Power proceeded to in
dict the National Leaguers from their
own speeches. He was convinced that
Parnell inwardly differed from many
things that his disciples did, both inside
and outside Of the House. The Par
Lellites had been pursuing q policy
averse to the interest CT ireland since
the act was introduced. 1t was In con-
sequence Of this that he separated from
the Nationalist movement, which i'm
peded beneficial Legislation, and imposed
on Ireland for three years the most
stringent aud hateful legislation which
had ever been imposed on any country.
ireland had been smarting because real
privileges were withheld, but better
times were coming when strife would be
at an end, and England aud ireland
would be more closely united than ever;
| when Ireland would share in equal
privileges.
Power was frequently interrupted by
applause, aud when he resumed his seat
the cheering was tremendous. The
Parnellites maintained throughout q sui
len silence. Powers onslaught upon the
Parnellites caused great sensation.
Healy. Member for Monag CHAN, replied,
comparing Powers speech TO dancing on
the tight-rope-balancing before Orange.
men and Wings. He reproached Power
for deserting his party and read extracts
from o speech by Power. denouncing
the desertion OF O'Donoghue, Healy
concluded with describing Lord Ross
more, suspended Justice Of the Peace Of
Monaghan, as "a bigoted, malev0lent
young pup"
Justin Mccarthy, Liberal and Home
Ruler, Member for Longford, accused
the Orangemen of seeking to involve the
country in a civil war. He described
power as a repentant rebel.
House adjourned.
Stricken with Ap0plexy Bis
marck Denies.
BERLIN, Feb. 20.-Dr. Wilhelm
Loewe, leader Of the Progressists and
member of the ReichstaP and the Prus-
sian Landtag, was stricken with apoplexy
to-day. Eivendecker, denying the re.
turn to the American House Of Repres-
entatives Of its resolution of coincidence
at the death of Herr Lasker. The com
munication is dated February 9th. The
Reichstag is convoked for March 9th.