Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-14
ERIN GO BRAGH.
The Grand Old Mans Irish Home.
Rule Scheme Unfolded In
a Mastery Speech.
Powers for tho Conduct Of Demestle
Affairs Conilded to I Dahlin
Parliament,
Neither Peers Nor Commoney ftom
tho Green Isle to Sit at
Westminster.


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provision for the future Government of lrsIand.
On making this notion Nj. GIadstone
said: 4The time has arrived whom bO1h
so.ot end sns saS Z 5. e sbs o:
deavor to liberate Parliament from the r..
straints under which, during lats years, it has
on % Il. % e Sutr
to establish harmonious relations betwesu
Great Britain and ireland ON . footing of frse
institutions in which EnRlishmsn, Scotchmsn
and Irjshmen have : like interest
This sentiment was greeted with prolonged
cheers.
As soon a. quiet was restored Mr. Glad.
stone entered upon ! brief review Of the een-
eral features Of past legislation for Ireland.
He dwelt upon the coercive and repressivs
time to time. and deprecated any further 70.
sort to the rude remedies Of Intimidation, sGinoo
the year 1884," he said, aonly two yeaxs have
and in spite OF eli this, the Law Continues 10 b
disregarded, because Il is invested In the eyes
Of the Irish, with foreign aspsct Were fur
ther coerc on to be successful. Il would require
two conditions ns-autocracy Of the Government
and the secrecy Of public transactions. Par
nellte cheersl The mainspring of the law
70 be scotch. bnt IN ireland Il n ~ felt
Co he Irish The FIRST condition Of civilissd life
in Ireland demands that the people have Coz
hdence in the law and sympathy Herewith.
The problem, therefore. before Parliament s
the present time IS to reconcile imperial unity
with the diversity o. legislatures" He beloved
that the Government had found tho solution u
this problem in the establishment OF 1 Paxiiar
ment at Dublin for the conduct Of business, both
legislative and administrative Loud cheers
Of the three countries" said Mr. Gladstcne.
must be recognized. Therefore, there must b
an equitable distribution Of the imperial funds.
The peculiar circumstances exiting in Irsland
also make II necessary to establish safeguards
for the minority in that country. Tho Govern.
ment will be Obliged to consider ths class co.,
nected with the land and the relations which
they will sustain with the Protestant minority.
As Ireland is to have domestic Legislature,
II WILL therefore, be inpracticab.s for Irish rep
resentatives TO come here
.The intention Of tho Government BILL Mr..
Gladstone said -is that the Parliament at Dub
Lin shall be dual body It is 70 be composed
of two orders each OF which shall have thD
power TO veto the acts Of the other. The nrsE
order will include lO3 members; the second or
der 206 Twenty-eight OF the present Irish
Peers will continue tO sit In the House OF LCrda.
and they will be grantd the option to have life
seats in the first Irish order, The once Of Vice.
roy OF Ireland win not be discontinued. The
that ths Office shall hereafter be non- political
that is. the incumbent Of the once viii nu4 be
expected to retire with the downfall Of the
Mr.. Gladstone continued: III read Isisti
| history aricht, misfortune and calamity have
wsdds her 70 soil With e ma 3:
irishmnu ia still more rrufouudly Irish but n