The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
TN THE COMMONS.
TIE slit AGAINST GARLAND.
w Parliament.

-. August 27.-In the House of
-.,,s to-day, Sexton challenged
- Randolph Churchill to deny that
-, - rrr.bass foFtEed part of the
- a. scheme. Cheers. Mr..
ss.-r,i7n he continued. was
Ola..o ID ne useful art of suppressing
I1''- -srt OF his case which did not
81! ~ bnrpose. such practice was
csicula.ed 70 give q politician q
ly.-.--nt Advantage in The eyes OF
.l- gentlemen. (Cheers). The
800 government being partly
---.-s-sbie for tie wrong-coing OF
80 landlords. M. Gladstone had
- me landlords the most brilliant
- .bsv ever had. When that ofieT
- - srgTned and used 10 bring discredIt
,,-,1 So offerer, there was no ooliga-
-, T-ler 70 renew IL. III there were
80 ~ nor TAX about honor. Mr.. Glad
- oJuld doubtless say a Lacy
Tss-sr said 10 Charles Surface,
.gg8 ne not better leave honor out oil
.5s orsstion?' (L2ughter.l Ger
tlluly, Mr.. Gladstone would never maSe
NJ. Chamberlain Judge or custodian OF
his honor. -
Nr. sexton believed that the Liberals
Of the future would be a rarty to tDe
pundering OF Ireland. (Cheers.) hir-
GlldSOue's land purchase scheme was
secured by every penny Of The public
revenue u Ireland. TINS was Inc Sc
curity Of 100000 yearly 10 cover
charge Of 81 100, 600 yearly. True, union
would nave resulted from the adop-
ton OF that policy. and 2 not unnatural
com 0ination OF intriguing politicians
could long delay that ullOn. The ap-
pointing Of General Butler, would not
promote such union. out would give
Ireland the character G foreign
country Chamberlain, des0ite the
condition of IFeland,- was content
% wait as long as the government
wished II Chamberlain had lived IN
th5,time OF Nero, he.W0uld have PLAYED
second fiddle while Rome was burning.
Great iaughter) Ontinuing. he said
that the proposed commission weuid
be productive of no benefit and wouid
only delay dealing with the. present
pressing questions. The policy OF
Chamberlain was 10 oppose any amend
men, which could act as q vote OF
ensure against the government, while
L0rd Randolph Churchill's Irish policy
vas TO draw bills on the future which
he old no. intend TO honor. (Cheers.l
Ii conclusion. Sexton said that the
Parasites would counsel Irishmen 10
stand by each other and not be intimir
tl,si oy any fear Of combinations.
They EOulI remind Irishmen that
6lsd5.Jne's great efforts 10 pro
n3ls peace between the two
COUNTIES was supported by a NIL
Ion and . quarter OF BrItons, and
ialttle N ajOrIty against il consisted OF
v0ias only, not of men. Tkey would DO
sTsiything possible N fairness and jus.
nee % promote peace, but they could
20. make themselves traitors % Ireland
y asking people during the coming
Fatsf 10 pauper re themselves in ORDER
iunish arguments to their ruin.
l1ssrsl. " H.
suon spoke for nearly Two hours.
t-i-beriain entered the House
Gl-dy after Sexton commenced, and
a2Eined until ne had finished.
LONDON August 27.-Farnell's amend
lsni was rejected by a vote Of 50i 70
81 harrington ana ChamosrlRin and
.-s Onlonists were supported by the
s37rrnuent. William Vernon Har-
cur sostaiRed from VOliug and 1r.
-oI.ey voted with the min ority. The
4l1o-ncemsit OF the result caused &c
ute ozoitenlent. lk.