Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-16
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC,
saIiabury speaks Against
Home Rale.


EuFroHT EDoN AD9TEAx8k d1Al1zllE1
LoNnoz, Nay 1s-Ths Oraneeuan q
Austfniia naTo sent cable dizoaseh b
she Alo9Alistt Of Ireland. paomizne &
Aid them In thar endeaForg % pnaEgn'
~ nd0pltgn AZ Giadslons'a home Eall
sohsms.
onRAE ANxx HoME EuxE MKREce0.
A Rrsaa mssGine "a 4he opponenss 81
tonight. Mr. Ashmead Bartle1l pro1ld-
ed. The aide galleries we're crowded
with ladiea. Ihe hail uaa pRoEazaly
decorated viii nAfionai eoluE8 and
screens bearing It's names of Cunsarga,
tiHe leaderz. pall nsd peensnt. Lord
Salisbury. Geo. Hamittou, Elewia Hail
L&magiak. Rnray. Sidmouth, Brad
ha1rne and many membsfs q -
House e Oomm0ns wsre on the pIas.
form.
Ihe ChAifmnn announced that naW
seheue ~ orzauinazion had oesn Fafi.
fsd to-day, making fha Conservative
party more the party of fha paupla tAan
q had hsrotofore bee8.
Mr. A. 3. Corward, memhef Ter F,aw.
Fanoeahire, infrodneed q Bakiss of reso-
lutions % the eject lhat We meaiinz
represented the CouasRgatiRs Aasocsn
lions OF tho kinRdom. nnd snMt Il had
oon6Genos ID Lord Baiisbury 70 main
cain 6reai Rrfanin and Ireland = ona
united kingdom, and 70 guard safely ihe
union and gFeatneaa - the Empire
Tie rssolutieaa were eAKglsd amid
chsera.
Lord saIisbary said ihsi his policy o.
tha harninQ anaalion OF aha day VA
the traditional polioy oe lhs Tory party
10 maintain the union. This Wa The
unbroken tradition of the Togiea He
would eimply lry, aa an hnmbla iualFn-
msnt. 81 hand over the Burning torch 20
hia auonosanFa. He dennuaoed the
abumniblo ineinuation thaf sho Con-
oerVetives euncaaied fhoig policy There
waa fair aFoHnd for bcpina that today
week the Psoposala Of she Gssernmoni
would Be matter 81 his
tory, but tie question woald
snFpige. The Loyal party had
hQht before u. fs would take Z iong
time 10 root out the poisonous weed. BE-
5aass les esod had been soWn with al
nnsparing hand. In regard 10 ehe guar
antics said 30 have bean made BY Irish
membera, that thay Wonld accept this
bill with an emendnsnt progsdina for
Irish representation &C Westminster,
the spoaker said tha1 tie very ataitade
Of the Rarneilite8 showed that trey did
not desire b come 30 the English Par
lament. That would involve . 1ritinism
Of theif tFeatmeat Of their Protestant
o8untFymen. and that was what they
did not desire. Afler efitieiainq Nr.
Giadstona's action toward Ireland since
the passage Of she Irish bills Lord Sails
bury aaid be did not ulah his audience
20 infer shaf Mr.. 0indstene was not an
honest man, bat he aaid the Premier
could not be trusted.
The speaker oontended that Ireland
vas not & nation, baoanse tt contained
tWos different. deeply divided races. u
dependa upon the nabits OF the people
Whaehar solf QoxoRnnent ahoald be oon-
ferred upon them. The habits Of the
Irish we're very bad. They had beoome
habituaeed 30 the use Of ksiyes and
aluQs. The question Of religion divided
them. Tho peculiar inhu ence Of she
Catholic clergy aud the manner IN
which thai iniiuenos hsd been used
must be considered bsfore placing snrh
q weapon a. home rula N the hands OF
the Irish. TIERS would Be no necessity
for coercion Il the Irish abandoned
their habits of mutiiaaIon, muFdeF and
robbery and preventing men Who we're
attached 20 England from earning 3
living. EnQlaad wanted q 6Rm, con
slstenk poiioy, Arm QoTarnment-that
vas the policy OF the TORY party. Lord
Salisbury recommended that 3 portion
% buy out the Irish landlords b openi
=. -. a.. N.Eaa. - ..s.a..amaa ItIa4m
be said. would Be the best gUmedY for
ireland. He urged unity Of action and
said that the time for using both vas
close ~ hand. e remained With the
Conservatives 70 aay what wuuld be TIE
result Of the pFeeanl discussion
Lord George Hamilton moved Z vote
Of thanks 20 Lord Salisbury. TIE mo-
ton vas seconded oy Edward James
saunderson, n. p, and carried with
great enthusiasm.
me eaialea.
Is0EDon. May I5.-Ths Rrltiah yacht
Gaiatea. whiah Ia 30 eompets IL races in
American waters for the Amenoa'a cap,
started on her voyage % Hss York 10.
day. She sailed away a q speed Of Ten
knots an hour undar Teafed topaaiia and
against { stia noFtAeaai bres1e.
me weather ln BraRee.
The weather ia France h cold and
sqaaily. Terrible st0Ema have occurred
thfoaGhoat The country. vineyards
haVe been destroyed. The damages afe
placed at q mililon francs. AhHFfioano
passed over . town and partially dos
tEoyed II. Several persons were killed
and a nnmbes INFUSED.
Severe gales have also bssn expert.
enosd n Germany. Two ships lying IL
the river OdsF foandeFed and ave peF-
nons we're drowned. A eyoione uhiah
passee over ks1nato, 9 t0wn of Lem.
bAFey, destroyed q large nnmbeK q
houses. Five persons were killed.
An Extraordinary Prsenuflen.
BnRxu, May IS. General sarprial
has heen o1nssd ~ the pnblication ID
the kstchaazisger Of decree foFbiddinQ
the heldfne Of public meetings 10 BsF,
lin and Potsdam nnd theiK onViFenl
wiihout polios authority. and that per
mission must be asked forty eight hour
| IN adFanon of The tnns when Il is pro-
posed 10 hold the meeting. Tho deofel
10 issued nnaor AFtleio . q ths Anti
Soulalist iau.
Fne Rzpslise Reli9Isua eraers.
Alta nesting Of the Catholic Biahopi
81 Trevaa Il was decided that at thl
coming confeEence of the bishopg n
Fnlds q paper eho9id be pFspared DE-
mandina 4 recall of tke fsllai1ua order
wha we're expelIsd from Prussia. u 4
mid thaf 2hs Bishops ars eoaadenf fhal
Prinoa BismaFuk IL he anxiety % enc
the Kulturkampf eth grant fuFthsl
oannuasiona, inciudinR the rsstoratior
of ChuBeh schools.
TAe Efnz Mua9 PAY -.
TIE TessscAs Zeitang says that ~
BaVaFian Cahdnai hAs aemandsd unani.
moasly that the King make an arrange
menf With bic creditors and imis hil
expenses 10 fnsuFe.
- VISA HlamAFtE-
n. BE Glera, R1aEian ForsiRn Min.
istsr, has ann0uncsd bis inlsntien d
Visiting Prinas Blsmafsk II AAEnsi u4xl
a Faf gsaF,
The Cxar q Rasuin has o4ertd d.
8swsuieoF Primes Bismarck's pbYHisiaa
ee0o e Fsdaos his alxtssn stone - {
haAishY wsizhe
xe FlrAa Ghe Aaams oans.
GzouuzsrKa lMaR). Mar i8-Cap.
aafn fesss Lewis, owner ~ the ssbsone'
David :. Adams. bsina unasie 30 AR1l
- asss u tba Admiralty 00aFt e. Has.