Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-02
HOME RULE DEBlTE,
Chamberlmln'a speech I'm
Opposition
A Blnsr Assark Upon ths Pnrnsnltss-
WY He b oppssea - ne Bin
ne PositIsa e Ulsser-SOs
Afraid sf = Di.slufiaa.

houls fram tha Irish nembrFa. ha -
nisd the aaeeFtion msds by Dwysr Graz
that Sc fOhnmberiain) uas the anthoI
/ af ehs aFliele IN natioaal ooaneilB pab
lished 10 the Fsrfni7hflg Rsaisir. Graz
knam very we'll Who tl1a author WRa and
that TIE details az tho articie were sup
Dlied frnm iriah RoarooR. Il myaeli
paeuess, sid be. incunlfosertiola ead
| innontassible pFoof that eminsnt M
fionaI headers aupfuVea the prlneipil
adpaaaasd "a N aiisual coansilz.s
Hsrs she RArnelliaaa uttered loud
hoals and erred out Names nAmes :
and The Conservatives and WAiRl
oheersd Chambariain. Tho de1unoia-
tlon and chssrina quickly heoams an
uprNaF. whioh lasted several minutes.
| Chamhsslsrn eaimly folded hi4 aFms
and anfIinpiy waited for The tnmulb O.
suhsioo. hnf refused 20 mention The
names called for.
Reenmlna, Ch1mbsrlaia at great
length oxplained Why be dssmsd Giad-
/ stones concessions inadeqaaae. He did
not. be oontinasd. prop1sa - reply 50
| anV personal raGofen sea unada % him
s-lf durina the euufse % tha debata.
chag were. perhaps, MmusiuR hut ReEe
below The lsVel Of 2 areat eonatilntional
diseqssi0n OF Qaestlons frauahl with
mos1 momenluo1a oonNqasacee. Those
who onposo she home ralo msasuEo be
lisvs thaa Il would proVe most mis
ohisg0us "a its efaol on Ifeiand and
Would postpone fos long time the sat-
iafae1oFv nslllenant % the IFish Q1ea-
tion. f0Fiea % ''heag! HsaFt" fnare
had heen "a some Liberal "a 0tFfega 4
desire 70 minimiza tie Importance 81
she division On the second reading 81
tho bill. The mem6era had been ted
that the bill waa Alra adg dad. -Tha
SPEAKER did nos believe thaf 0iadsione
w0ald aoaspt = vote on the aeeond Rad
Inc on the understanding that be Wae ra
estuinQ nalV az approval Of an abstract
resolution th4t frai snd ought 20 have q
parliamant of her ouu. Had the Gov
aKnmauf submitted q mere resolution
Affirming tue psiaoiple ef legislative au.
eonomy for Ireland, he lChamberlain1
could vote for &, hsoausa u Wo1id nos
be insonsistent either with chamber
like the Gfaftan Pnrliament or the
sstablishment OF 8 legislative esunoil
such as the speaker suggested. and
shioh ere n0w bad rscsiVed the support
of the Nasionslisfs. Cries from the
PaFnelliiss. "Namasl Names
Tbs Glvsrnmens pro9osal, however.
had 8 stronger meaning than that Of &
mere abstract resolution Ia that il
pledged the Houae 70 the support Of Tia
pFiucipla Of the home rule bill. from
which Giadstone said he would never
depart. TOE apotkef and those Who
thonQht with him had hoped since
Gladstoness speech at the FOREIGN Of
dee that the home ruio bill miabt bo 90
rsmodelled thst they oould vote for Il,
o1t they had bsen disappointed. Glad
stone had since praosicaliV stated IN the
House Of Commona that if the bill
passsd its second FeaolnG it Would Be
snapendsd uutil Ost0beF and then be -.
iutEoduosd, unalteFod except In minor
details concerning minor features Of tbs
Irish representation &c Westminster
fnaae VINO aafeed With tue speaker did
not wish % rod1oe ireland 20 tue o1ndi. /
tioa of q self aoverninR colony, aud the |
changes pfo1issd By 0iadstone wonla !
not NEST the views Of thosa Who main
talned this position.
Under she amsnded proposal Of the /
Premier. the Lrish mam1ers might be /
tnvitet 70 take p1rt ia the 9iscussion /
And 30 vote on imperial txpease8 like /
thoss Of tbe R1ssian and Egyptian /
4ara. tn qnestions rolaelnR - auoh /
matters constantly arising, and Ia order
% take ed sotiVe pass IN tue diaoassioo. |
ths irish msmbsrs wsald reQaire 70 be /
constantly present at Westminster Il
would be Impossible 10 make The Houss /
Of Commons q huotoAting bo1y euob as
Is would ba under 0iadslono's propoaaia. |
It Wouid be qasily unuise 20 create 40 /
Irish Pafliament as sab1fdinato and /
nos q 90 ordinate body (ChseFsl. What |
ihsy wanted Vas 20 prevent TIE Irish /
members from beosminR onlnIpotant,
either - Westminssef of Dublin.
(GhesFsl.
A. 10 Ulster, that very Important mat
teF fParneliiae laaahterl. the speaker |
Wouid not 90 inso the Qaeatiou Of /
armed eeaialanea, although ne resented /
a. ahsard Rarnell'e charge that be said |
a1ythina inaitina assa.a nation o. oat.
rARe Iehoers but we're the resisteR0s 0f 4
Ulster % tbe Dablin QoseFnmenk e.
pressed IN q eonslllntional way. would /
4 Brifish Hnaao Of Oommnna override /
ar disr~aard that resistance l"Hsaf.
hear WHY rad TIE Henistanon Of the /
Pfotestants Of Ulster been aiiamaiizsd
as unpAaFi0tin Was Is because theY /
srs pruad az ha1oaaina 70 4 great EN- /
paEa and oup0s~d % beln9 cut adflft |
oeru of the Uniled kinQdon u de- |
isnding Ulster Be was Royssnsd by no
religious bitterness. There ooald, /
however. be no douks that the |
PfoeaEtanaa Of Ulster we're poaoefal |
oppoaed arythtna iika reliaious ascend /
fAma
PF0teslania of Ulster htd iuat eaase 20 /
lssr atlsnpss ~ tna frish Catholics 3 |
seeure aha pEBd8minanea of ths Osfho
lie Ohnroh, foe Il Il q faitA bead nof
20 b. aanteut with eQnsfsfy. fCFiss-
s-O1l OhF'l Tha members from Ire
land cav ~No.n Here IL . pampaiss |
wristsn ~ tne Prims Miniataf on Fati-
aanism flaaEhtsFl 10 whish be says:
ITO secure civil rights Is the aim OF /
O6Fisfian eiVaixalioa, usila % DESTROY
ahem And Fssslmhlieh rastssIess domi- /
nasrinR aotion e The central poWeE y /
tas ain 81 homan psiiay." 1h&t h the /
abs1lnfa truth. ff Il w4s worth while /
Is safFy ne arzamout fagtboE. b eoGid /
aisa ataismsnta whioa Caihnlis biahops /
rsssativ made 70 tho sane eneet. IOEiea
-'sQaota, Qaota.n frem tha lEish msm- /
oersl Wss not Dls1ef iaSttnsd u 1ear-
ina aftasha on 80 mAteEial inlefests
ukeu NaaionaliEt pagers deaarioed tha
Belfsst liBea induslEy g ons of tie /
eursog of the eonniEy. CFies of No. /
Me- from TIE P4fnellIie membersl. |
HsFe ia q seFiss o. aFtieies Ia tha krts0 /
pFssa n uhlsh he iinsa manniaolursls |
are dauo1uoed.
Bat. efIer eli. ths qusstian b not
wkstheg tossa fears are well fonnaed /
og tbs reverse. TIE prassical quesllon /
4 ehsthaf Parilamant giu aigs elect /
20 them. II "a time that the Govern |
nenf ahonl1 nigs them mgre informs
ttoa than Wss esneeysd b Giaastene's /
rsssns Fsfsrenae - ulstsF. Ihs time /
has enrns Whan taa G5ysFnmaut eazet /
% saV Wnsgknr Ga1Fa - n Bis1ef. o. - /
4 poFiisn a Ulsisf Hear, hsafl s1ch . /
pEed dsmsnasinG semsiment a1 deserves
oeuaFafa eonxidsEstioa. SD Nne1Aef /
theE wtn dsTtNs = e4eems % give ths /
ps1itiuu q User asa eoualdsreston. |
Had sash 3 blfI bnaa o4nled g o1ot- /
sna. - teop.a wsuid hsVe neiRnanliy |
reIeasa9 II Wns ahaFs asy ma g 80 /
Hanss whe enaid mnintain thAt ~ bih /
tia nns 9aaken lte anpesu1uy q sAe /
frnoefta9 Pasllensns. o. as ls4g1 tnfoW /
: doubs o. ~ lMlnnssFial aiies q
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