Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-09

iR AIeiAEa. What n
oesosifoi system tha. viil be, Ihey
ees u from you Irishnen in America
here, a. said, 10 indiana, about the
same size a. ireland, not differing ia
extent more than half of Marion eoun-
", With population not more thar
half As large as Ireland. We here
s0olo ALLOW no man 20 speak OF taking
from ss the night and power of local
sell eovefnmeot- We recognize toe
riaht and psver of the general psy.
eminent when IL Affects you and me.
toe people of Indiana The point
With ne 10 that Indiana makes
Der own laws The mission Of the men
10 Do sent from Ireland 10 Psrliameu, il
to demand fer Ireland What Indiana
enjoys. We claim the righ, to make
our own laws. simply because We can
regulate our own affairs better than any
one else can regulate them for Us 20
irishmen on their own soil for sha, siu,
pie reason must be legislators for Ire
land.
That Vas 9 great argument first as
serted IN this country. One hundred
years has established the fact that local
self government with respect to local
affairs h the true system Of government
IN this world The great trouble in
Ireland today 10 land. Where there is
trouble With lands in any country, the
trouble ID exceedingly great. Much has
been done in Ireland to max. better the
condition OF the tenant. bat the lana
trouble still exists and il must be regu-
lated. Ii must be regulated as
ve regulate soch matters in In.
diana - by legislators from the
soil. No question can arise
between landlord and tenant in Indiana
that Is not regulated by oor legislators,
20 Ireland must have local self govern
ment. Who In Indiana would trust to
any other State 10 the legislation for
her schools; in the boildine up Of her
industries? So, according to Mr.. Par
nell, not only the agricultural classes,
but the mechanics, the people of the
cities and towns, must live. when Ire
land becomes clothed with the power
and right of local self government,
these matters will be cared for.
That il q doctrine 30 plainly expressed
and so powerful in its application to
human interests that it will never stop.
IL will go on. IL is not reasonable that
in London the relation between land
lord and tenant in Ireland shall be fixed.
Ii is against reason and justice that
such q practice should permanently
prevail. When men elected BY friends
Of Ireland come 10 Parliament it will
be safe TO say that there will be local
self government in Ireland.
You are asked to help in this election
There is to be no mistake made at this
election. There will be no shams; no
fraud. Ireland is tremendously in
earnest. Before any man Is nominal
be 10 to give written pledge to sit,
vote and act with the members repre-
sentins Ireland and favorable to Ire
lands cause. Mr.. Parnell is . very good
leader. and / believe he is going to lead
his oeuntrymen to triumph and success.
Ii 10 proper that l should say to you
that the friends of your country in Ire,
land rely on the differences between the
two great English parties, the Wing
and the Tory, or the Conservative and
Liberal. Not greatly different are they
in numbers and force, and Mr..
Parnell relies upon this, and il Ireland
10 thoroughly united. in the struggle
between the two English parties Ireland
will be placed whore she ought to be in
her political power with the world
Each party getting strength from the
Irish vote will help to place Ireland
where she has q right to stand.
think the cause will 90 further
than has been maintained it will re-
suit in Just what We have in Indiana.
A written constitution is what hope to
see Ireland governed by-s written con-
stitutiou in which Parliament will be
restricted, as our leQisl allure is, BY the
constitution of the State. Will 1t not
be grand sight when In the city Of
Dublin there will meet con
stitutional convention to form a
constitution Of Ireland! I observe
that Mr.. Parneli favors only one branch.
one parliamentary body. He Is afraid
Of the House Of Lords. perhaps, but he
ooald have, as We have here, Senate in
its stead. and thus be saved from errors
and faults Of legislation. / do not
know Of anything that vsuld give me
greater pleasure than to attend that
Constitutional Convention in Dublin.
Great cheeringl. want to live until
that time.
Let rs come back to the great ques-
ton that lies at the foundation Of Chris
tain rights, that of the people to make
their own laws and that no power has a
right to make laws for them. You re-
member where We stood one hundred
years back. You remember that In the
Declaration of Independence We assert
ed the right of men TO govern them
selves. That is the great Foundation
idea of America, and 10 10 now being
applied in Ireland. The cause to
which you are TO give your full
sympathy and support 10 the right Of
man to govern himself and to abolish
laws that a,e inimical 10 his welfare. Il
is the same principle that vas asserted
at Banker Hill and in glorious triumph
Was proclaimed at Yorktown. Great
applause.
fhe following eableeram vas forward
cd TO Mr.. Parnell after the close Of the
meeting:
Hom. Charles Ste,carf Psraell. Dublin:
AT an Immense meeting held tonight,
addressed by Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks,
Vice President Of the United States,
resolutions we're adopted endorsing your
address Of August I'D, and plsdgina
you aid, moral and financial.
JOHN 4. LAME. Chairman.
Csllisssa 81 the Erie and PisssSsrs
HuAsoS, Pa, Sept. s.-Traips n and
"A on The Erie and PittsburG Railroad
sollidsd at lob this morning one mile
south Of Middlesex. The fireman and
engineer Of the north bound train,
Adam Rsiser and o. Bates, both Of
Erie, we're instantly killed by the COLI
siou. Fireman Reiser was literally cot
in too and diembovsled. Bates leaves
a wife and one child and Reissr fam
ily Of Eve children. The engines we're
completely demolishsd and fragments
Of stone vere hurled hundreds Of feet
BY the EXPLOSION of Boilers Frank So
vash, Q baggage master, vas thrown
into the meadows LIS feet away and
badly injured. Two express messen
Qers, @. d. CAree and W. II. ShaGer,
were also bruised and cut. X. P. Baif,
nail agent, sustained bruises about the
face. fhe south bound train carried
100 excursionists for Hook Point, bat
ali mirasulously escaped injury. The
blame 10 laid 10 the mixed train which
disobeyed erders regarding the passing.
The loss ID estimated 81 e25,O0.
FOREIGN.
Pur~hase Of Balifss.
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