Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14
HOME RULE DEBATE.
Mr.. 6Iadstene's Supporters Take z
Hand
IN HOUSE OF COMMONS YESTERDAY.
An Answer 10 Lord Randolph Church,
ill--.An Earl Commits
Suicide.

LONDON. April lS-Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, Chancellor Of the EIcheouer.
to night resumed debate on the Irish bill
10 the House Of Coumonr. He began By
saying that those Who condemned the row.
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cep,Ab!e alternative scheme Nobody &C.
cepted Mr.. Trevelyan's plan, and Mr..
Chamberlains project vas in turn repudia.
ted By Lord Harrington and Mr.. Trevelysn.
Mr.. Chamberlain had propoundsd scheme
Of great importance, but that scheme
had never been submitted to the govern.
ment. He Mr.. Chamberlsin) had recon-.
mended federation. What were TO be those
separate bodies in Great Britain and Ire
land which were to be the subject matter
Of the federation nomins,edf Mr.. Cham.
berlsin had plan TO stay eric,ions BY oct
Of Parliament. Who was agreed to that
policy2 Had he 20, the adh, sion Of Lord
Harrington Had be got the ADHESION
OF Mr., Goshen or the adhesion
Of the IT. Hon. gentleman and the noble
Lord oppoSi,e1 II be bad the tpeaksr
should like 10 know. /, was u practicable
plan, Lord Harrington had said He did
not ndmit the impossibility Of governing
ireland by mingled system Of remedial
aud reprts,ive legislation. IL WAS
TO rHE ApNISisrRArIoy on LoRp SPENCER
that be though, the government Ct Ireland
ought 10 be restored. 1t had been stated
BY Lord Harrington that whatever the
fate Of this measure was the mere in.
PRODUCTION Of it by Q responsible government
would do much that could never be re-
called. That WAS perfectly true. bat il
was equally true ofthe events OF last juno.
The consequences o, these events could
never be recalled. Those events entirely
changed the whole aspect Of the Irish
question The course then taken made
home rule inevitable (Cries OF OH obi
and laushter.) He did not wan, 10 speak
in spirit Of psrty recrimiDatiou, but
that act OF the late government
was q consideration Of the policy Of Earl
Spencer. il made return TO the systsm
OF government administered by Earl Spen-
Ger imprac,icable. Lord Spencer himself,
Was of tha, opinion. Irish cheers
The speaker tnunted She opponents OF
this measure with bavir z no bssis for On
agreement on the Irish policy.
Did Mr.. Gosher, be asked, oppose
Mr. Chamberlain plan for O central oour.
Gil at Dublin or The suspension ofevic,iony
Had tbs Conservative leaders any policy
except condemnation Of Mr.. Gladstonss
schemeT'
Lord Randolph Churchill--"Yes, they
are sgnins, repeal in any shape OF form"
The speaker retoried tba, that might
mean as much as Lord Bsscon6eld's do
nuncistion Of the 5 pr fs...
Irancnise At very nonsnt
chen be designed TO carry through house
hold suffrage measure. Lsuehtsr Con.
tinuiug, be raid the TACT VAS that
there was no alternative to The
plan OF the Government sAc'p, the
severes, eoercios. That would require .
strong government, q government deter
mined and persistent in harmony ~nh it.
self. supported by IN overwhelming ma
otiry in Parliament AID In the country.
such a government bad been dreamed Of
o. resulting from truce oi party spirit and
the end OF party warfare. but II vas no, By
the breaking up Of parties that . stroes
government could be formed.
n Earl snicidss,
LONDON, April l3 The Esrlof Shaftes.
bury killed himself this afternoon. He vas
in q cab riding through Regent street
when be tcck his lie. He drew revolver
and discharged the contents OF iis several
chambers into his person. The suicide
was 81 years ot age. Ho had lA,tsrly been
unwell and complained Of mental dspses