New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
cA1JSBURY'S IRISH POLICY.
corPCIoN UNwIsE, BUT THE UNION MooA
BE MAINTAINED.
.ssrunLrNG OF PARIIAMENT-MR' dLADe
S~,r,.pr-coop INTENTIONS OF THE GOV

,,,xc OF pARIJAMENT-MR. GLADSTONE
.TT,rrpr-eoop INTENTIONS OF THE GOV
rnNMnNr-rHE QUEENS SPEECH
,Dox Anc. 19.-At the hour Parnameh.
...,.sn,hled this morning depros''hs ". -, ,ha
-, WAS falling and the crowd ga'aerco go"
1,.,m,nster buildings WAS small. some o"'
s.D,svea on the arrival OF various prominent i0"u
Was".f,. - raner.,,v faint The attendance In the
s. s,'' =, commons was large Many members arriVeo
,nov h,a had bre kfast, in order to secure goou
seats ,
The Queen's speech was as follows ., rou
,,v Iopns AND GENTLEMEN: have summoned 'Uu ~,
-, a. mis- unusual for the TRANSACTION vi
60 t.ls NEE. business The session Of the last Paramen
was interrupted before the orainas Nss of mv people
might certain important pst Of that ap
be.n to confirm the conclusion TO wncn .e ne er
Parlia,nent had come The provisional nsvu @ ,he nuhc
Isngemen nsuo W rsnGers il ineY pedent TO postpone
ANY further the consideration OF tue ne'''
sSTnMrS OF THE Conveys nns and
mates submitted 70 ,us hesore e' yon.
only rarn .Sp nSTixMES At period OF the year
usually assigned for the recess anu f von have been
snuiscted abstain from RECOMMENDING now n'ch % arc
coh ~ rho conduct OF the public service during tne
s.maning norton Of the financial year. ~" ", a,.n
that they Will receive your prompt anu '"'''N'
tlon. ,,,..,s saconded
r y. KincHarman moved ana j. NJ. Maclean seconueu
o.. address in answer the speech from the throne.
NJ gladstone said he thought the conduct OF the lrish
,ocv should remain in the hands OF the OoVerhmoh'
and under their primary responsoiity' 'oh''nus "'
aid that it was supposed that anything that haa nap
ed b,a neoiuced the slightest change In his conVic
g.. rae,rdinc the late Governments Irish poucy' ne
~as afraid 10 unable 10 offer the ssh'est enoout
seement on that point. tChecrs.] what had happen''
be continued had rather confirmed his strong pcioi ''
he had not erred in the main principles OF MS scneo
Mr. Gladstone said be thought the late Oppos"on nau
alafa
for their Irsh policy but he would not retalate' IRE
land he said ais the question OF the oay anu 'ne
sooner this question settled the sooner VIII the ouso
he able 70 dispose Of the arrears OF legislation oeloro
lCbeers.l -
or, Raudolph Churchill upon rising. said he hoped
,he st.tement he about TO make would satisfy the
uopsa After tauntng Mr. Gladstone on the readiness
20 resort TO coercion which he said the OK Premier had
IN former times displayed be stated that the Govern"
men had come to the conclusion tnat tho Adoption Vi
coerciye measures for Ireland would be unwise CON-
SHINING he said the Ministry wished the question OF local
government L be treated as question affecting the
United Kingdom In regard TO Belfast the Government
,vonh take care that crime should not become chronic
there AS was the in some other parts OF ireiahu'
nor would the tolerate any attack upon the
ROYAL Irish Constabulary whose services were ueso'
ing of praise rhe Ministry were determined TO restore
order IN Belfast and would shrink from no respohsioy
in order TO attain end without delay with reter
enoe TO Kerry lie Ministry had resolved 10 seho
there specia military officer OF high rank invested
with such powers as woud enable him to restore order.
The moment the Government became conscious tnal
fnrthcr mowers we're necessary they would summon
Parliament to their assistance.
Regarding the question: he said tho Governm nment
were not prepared TO adopt judicial rents fixed by
the land commissioners as they were considered TOO
high all present purposes the Ministry would take
their stand land act OF 1881 as final settlement
AL the same time tho Government had decided to ap-
poip, royal commission dersive laughter on the Par
ne!he benchesl to make careful inquiry during the
ensuing autumn and winter into the Working OF the
existing laud In Ireland The Governmeht uiu
NOT intend TO deal with the question by making any
reduction In rent.thst was contrary to their polcy
The Government. lie continued. also proposed TO utze
the autumn aud winter by procuring the best nforma
tion ottaiusblc regarding Irish industries They pro-
posed to appoint small commission OF three gentlemen
of position and experience who would be able to give
to tue Government on such points
as the creation Of deep fishery on the west COAST
harbOrs OF refuge. the extension OF railways @F'0i"
drainage. etc , 4. 4.
Continuing he said the Government Intended TO de-
vote the careful consideration OF the 9ues
toh Of local government for all three Kpgdoms Ihey
hoped that when Parliament reassonbled In FEBRUARY
they would be prepared TO submit dehnilo proposals
that most i'm OF all questions. In conclusion he
SAID that the Government took the verdict OF the c0n-
Try IN favor Of maintaining the UNION as hha anu io
ans by that policy they, both government and as
party. would stand or fall lCheers
Lord Randolph Churchill was followed by several Par
pentrs who ed that they were satisfied with
policy Of delay. Mr. Clancy SAID that the NatohaetS
the Opinions OF MI Matthew'S and Others revealed
The debate was adjourned ON motion of 1. T. OCoI-
DUBLIN, Aug 19.-United Ireland Mr.. Parnelrs ore
gaD rciteracs declaration there will be TO
the knife against Lord Salisbury The peopeof Ireland
II says. will him with desperation and skill that
have before been displayed.