Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-22

The Premier's seeona Aa-
dre.. e EaIngbarkh.


land. hos 4hta wa3 due % The Tories
wbo blocked TIE cay - that The CIV
egnmant could ne. Ret rid q the Ques
tioa and proceed q The other busnezs
of tho EmpiRa. he denied hAVinn
oheeFsd Ar Ssxton uhen TIE IaiasE fol-
lowed Mr.. Cham herlain IL the debate On
ste home Euia hill. and tAnnied him with
being ambitloua q heia9 Mayer
Of HlxminRham. Ena PSamieE r.
iieFafed his demand npon she Marquis
q Salisbury and Earl CaFnsEv0n 10 an
SweE the qnestions he asked Of ehem
lasi Friday night. and said he thoueht
ME. Goscheu. fermsrly q Liberal minis-
lsg, would nov make 3 sRood Tory eandi-
Coasinnins. be sAid thai Be ala noa
complain Of TIE secession Of Lord
Darlington and Mr.. Bright. TheF we're
q small fraction Of the Liberal party.
They had abandoned its traditions,
which Wers honorabls regarding Ire
land, as Fox's speech on ths aetion 81
kuxgilliam and Cavenlish shoued.
Thsif descendants ueFs trying 30 Essisi
that paliay, which. IL Il had been car
red sui. would have saved years Of
tFuoble.
Ehe land purchaas bIll vas Applicable
at tie tins uhea be iuttodneed i Ia the
House og Commons. bnl be had failed
20 tsoaiVe lhs support of Lord Hnfsinq-
ton and others. He did not think EGG
land and Scotland received ie 80 favor
ably - they reeeiysd the Home Rals
bill. II fhey coBtinned u oflca, Tie
Cabines would carry out the hone rule
program With dne regard 20 their obll
gations They desired % secure loeal
self government for Ireland with par
feet security 70 the Imperial Govern
ment. He had nevsE. be declared, son-
cealed his ideas from the couneFy.
when the areat crisis had cone, aoma
people had The andaaity 90 say that be
had endeavoFed b foFos this question
forward. Last autumn, be said. hs
foreeaw an Irish demand which would
sweep into the shade ell other lagisla-
ticn. He foreahadowed. bat did not
foresae, thst the demand Woald be 10
wise or moderate.
1T Is not often iu the history OF
eonntry that saeh opportunities a.iaa.
Rars, indeed, haVe they been il the case
Of Ireland; the Arst. believe. being the
opportunity provided By the Treaty OF
Limerick. An, gentlemen, had that
treaty been exsonted, the last tweRty
yeaEs would have told vary different |
taie. and the indelibls blol and Disgrace
9hich the civilized woEld has fixed upor /
England for her trsatmens Of Ireland |
wo1ld never have been foand 20 aully
her brilliant and illustrions eaeutcheon. |
lOheersl am sorry 10 say IL was Pro
iestant bigotry aud national per6dy |
that tEampled under foot the articles Of /
that treaty. Such opportunities thus |
far have come at the intervals 0f can |
tnFies-Ai the eud OF the seventeenth, |
at the Gloss Of the eighteenth aud nov |
again Al the close Of the nineseenth |
century. do not say that another op- |
portnnity will nos ooour. The ease ID i
nov vsFy different. Toa have put such /
weaPons 10 the hands OF fteland-wsa
pons Of constitutional freedom aud rep |
resentativa government which sAs will /
know well how 70 uao. Although you /
rejeat her PRAYER, you do NOS thereby /
settle the difficulty OF even obtain an /
interval OF precarious rep1ss.
-Do you remember Burke's words
vhen the supp lFters Of ths ruiuous /
American war esid they were able 70 /
sapprsss the AmeFseana. He said: The
moment Of military sueoess will Be TIE /
OF political dih1sulty, /
and u you d. ssppres arm ed reaistanos /
IN Amegioa, you never viii bs able 70 |
govern AmeFica.s do not bold onl y |
YOU she terror Of civil war IN ireland. 4
leave that 20 the loyal Orangemen |
1 lauQhtarl who are q Ing through tbs /
Q lnntry with rides from Belfast 20 the /
Boyne. ILsnehtsFl. II there we're any /
sush tersoF as that, you have ten times /
enough foroe 10 suppress any guch ~
sistanoo. Bat, gentlemen, under the
present system yoa never will be able 10 /
alter what has happened 10 the last /
six moaEha, which has stamped upon Cur /
history facts intf ieeable u thensslves, |
and cerfain as 20 their Fesaife. II
thai prayer Il Feisoaed. 1oa never viii /
os able 20 eossrn Ireland agaik. f0u /
will hnd that diaappoiniment viii "a
duoe evaporation. Social order Will Be |
more and more impaired. Society |
will be diFquieted and disturbed b. /
aRrarian o1trages. The time OF Par.
liament will Be Glled with odious bat |
ties. Coercion viii be demanded. c.
eFoioa viii be resisted. and II adopted,
will be again withdrawn. nnd the same
miseFabIe round Of struggles viii dis
eonor TIE history Of oar eouniry.
lCheera To avert all these mtaohiefs /
VIC 0EA Nu8 lUlaANI ~ AA4ANA4 - w. 4
prayef. Reduced within the hmita of |
Feason and safety. We ask yon 70 achieve |
4 victory for the bssf and highest inter /
eufs az mnnktnd.n Loud and pro
lonRsd cheers, IN chs midst Of which |
M. Glaastoue resumed bis ssas. haVinR
spoken one and one han h0urai
A resolution vas unanimousiy adopt
"a declaring that tho electors OF Md
Lothian have oonhdsnes IN Mr.. Glad
stona, cordially approve ths trish policy
oe the Government, and welcoms with
enthnaiaam Mr.. Gladgtons's rstufn 10
scotland q The present crisis. Aftef
tha nesting 0la6stane drove away With
ais wifs and shs Countess Of Aberdsea
20 the exhibition, followed b. the chsefs
Of tue crowd. Lass 10 tue eveninR the
ssries Of resolutions rssd aEd passsd -
the mass meeting ID favor Of bome rule
vas presented 90 Gladstone, wno In q
speaoh expreassd bis thanks. he said
he hopsd 70 see q speedy and hoaorabie
termination OF The enterrfias. A aloW
ssrmination could Be . painful and
brobably q ahamefui enc. On she 40
tion Of ihs Nataou dspanded ths qasa-
zion WHISTLER the tsrminafion eh0nid b |
Rn honoFable one oF shonid l4avo be-
hind ranking nores WhioA Uc1id tad /
for 4 long tims 20 nallify say good asne.
MozLEx AT NBucasrLE.
John Mnriey, Chief AscEstsFv foe Ire
land. deliEsred . spesca et Newcastle /
ttis evening. IN The eourse Of which BE- /
nsfd thai Il the coalition suoosedsd h /
ohtafnfna ) nafaritg. Ireland would b
ID tie sRnns condiiion that sue Union
isss fsasad for UlatsK. he belissed thai
sFino wouid disappsaf fr0n treland
With the arAnting q homs ruis.
un nosEEx FEHE-
Sir Robert Peel will contest Insarnsas
barR e Z Glaas1auian.
zHn kFPBoAcHzo Dis8cLUxfoE.
LoNpoH, Jans q. -Pariiamanl vii Be
uxaroaaed 90 Friday. The etss0iation 1
WI tAka plass On Satur1ag.
a. KxrnAoapEHAKx DocUEEBL
Ths Tsnss puhIiahss vhst Il says is 3
eopy o. . pFi0ste spsesai elrsnlaf recent
" ssnt hF ne Prealdent 81 the Saprsms
f4snnnfa u aha different CnrfFBa % the /