Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-13

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PANAMA. April 1s-An explosioa o.
esfrsd % ne Soxh Of - month On
board the small rivsr sesaDsr Coloub1a
q the Islaud Of TumAso. Fiftssn pr
sons we're killed and twenty Injured.
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I,cxpoa. Aerii i2.-Ths Houss Of
This evening", - ths result Of An ex-
ssndsd aunoaneswous shsa L,rd Rsn-
doiph Churchiil vouid attach Mr.. Glad.
s1o0s's Home Rule ball. Amon9 the
Conservative and WniQs thsrs vas in
tense intsrese h Lord Randoiph's Horts.
Lord kAndoiph Oharchill, b. virtue Of
his motion 10 adjourn q the lass sistine.
having the dor, resumed the dsbxts g
Ms. Gladssans's fsqnsss 20 iatrodnes
ths Hose Rais hill. In the soorus Of
In speech be said tkat. aftsr eposidsra
ten. be bad eons 70 the eoaclusiou thas
the scheme Involved sueh eomplicassd
and tnsxsFioshie Da0 u coatrAdicsioos
thAt n ssybsdy beuidss Mr.. Giadstous
bed psopossd Il, Il would never have
beeu takeu ssrioualy. fChses IL
vaA bedaed aboot with soch fauoiful
and eeoentrie guarantees for the inteQ-
rsty OF the Empire that the spe&ksr vas
astvnished q tbs Parnsllitss aoqui
encing. He hsd vainly ssAsohed Ill ths
Anthoritiss. snoieas and modern, for
prsosdsnt for Mr.. Gladstons's svo or
ders WATCH wers 10 oomp0ss tbs pro
posed Irish Parliament. Tia nrst or
der vas intended 10 especially repesssut
the property, and u vss worthy sf ~
tsntion that tbs great leader Of the
great Liberal party had chosen
suoh IN antiqsated and discard
81 maotine - property quail
dsation Nor the elsctersts Of this
frur ordar. Tbs osoopd order vas also
elective Both orders we're 10 sii 10
geshef. ltach eoald demand the exsr-
oise Of the right 70 vote separately. and
ons ardtr could veto any measure
brouehs In By the other. Take . simple
illustration Of hou THE voold work In
prsctioe. Suppose the new Pasliamspt
should proceed 10 the election Of .
speaker. Assume that the popular par
~ carried the elscsion for their candi-
data, the property purity BY veting sep
arateiy could veto the choice. and then.
in consequence. for three or four years
the election Of Speaker would be Gus
pended. Langhte..l Something vou.d
appear to all thoss GASES IN Which one
order should choose 10 veto the stion
Of the other, sneh ~. for instance, ques-
tons OF rules Of procedure or badett
proposals. The Premier" continued
Lord Randolph Churchill. " eudeavored
on Thursday last TO show that the hscal
unity Of the kingdom would not b.
affected By the retention In the hands
OF the British Parliament OF the power
for the collection of the oastoms and
excise"
ABOUT THE ANCIENT BzrrHH nIunr.
Nov, II this we're done. what would
become Of that ancient British right OF
taxation and representation going to-
getherf lCheeFsl. The speaker then
went On to azalyze the receipts aud dis
bursements OF an imaginary Irish bud
get for the purpsse. a. be said, OF show
ing that Mr.. Gladstsns's proposal 10
maintais the fiscal unity Of the EN-
pire, while giving Ireland home rule.
Vas altogether 1ntrustvorthy. He then
poiated out the amount which the Pre-
misf bad aamed as that which Ireland
would every year contribute nndsr home
role 10 the Imperial treasury. a. con-
tribution for tue benefit Of the Imperial
treasury. ~ . contribution for the ben
efit Of the Imperial unity. vas Of an ex
sremely illnsory and precar ons oharac-
Ser. On the question Of Ulster, be asked
| II an Irish Government could pay
| t. way II Ulster we're Withdrawn.
That the English Government could
not made up It's mind in regard to
| Ulster, proved the almost in soluble
character Of the home rule projscs. Toe
Premier justified his proposals on the
ground that there we're IS Home Rulers
| in she House; nut Why should the voices
OF IS Irish members prevail over the
voices Of 5s4 other membersf Mr..
0lsdssons's proposals had given the
Natis1alists an enornsus advantage.
He had listened 10 many Of Mr.. Glad
stones speeches, the charms Of which
we're described a. being like the effects
of morphis- The sensation under the
operation vas transcendcnt, bat the
awakening vas bitterly painful. In
effect of the bill woald be 10 free Ire
Il t8ao AA8&k& t4a1 ~ VI AAt0&&AI4k
and the sovereignty Of the Queen. He
regretted that Il had mot been deemed
consistent With the Customs Of the
House TO take . division on Mr.. Glad
stones motion for leave 70 introduce
his bill. bat the day Of decision would
speedily arrive when the House would
vote against the proposals. which were
desperate. nnconstitutfonai and mis-
leading Loud eheers.l
ATTORNEY ozSxaAL RussxlL REPLIES.
Mr.. Rasseli. Attorney General. taunt.
ed Lord Churchili With infusing into
bis speech preiadics and passion. He
vent on 10 contend that the bill does
mos attack the Imperial Psriie msnt or
the Crown- As to Ulster, the bill gave
10 the Prokesssnts and Catholics the
same rights. IL was nov time for Ire
land TO scveru itseif.
THE DEBATE N TIE HousE oy COMMONS
UxSArrsFACroRY.
Loxpos, April l2.-The speeches In
the Commons tonight canssd disap-
pointmsns. Lord ChnrchiiI's speech
lacked the voased poiat and energy 81
the crater. while that Of Mr.. Russell
4 - II Ill a.