Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28
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LONDON, Aug. T.--ln the House Of
Commons SEXTON challonQed Lord Ran
d0lph Churchill 10 deny that land pur-
chase formed q part Of the Govern
ments scheme. (Cheera). Mr.. Ohani-
herlain, be continued, was master Of the
ugesnl art Of suppressine any part Of
his case which did nos serve his pur
pose. Such practice vas not calculated
10 give politician 9 permanent adVan-
taRe 10 The eyes Of English Reutlsmen.
tCheers). The British governments Il
partly answerable fer the wrong doing
OF she Irish landlords. Mr.. Gladstone
had made the landlords the most bril-
liant oaer they had ever hsd. when
that offer was spaFned and used ts bring
oiecFedit upon she offender there Eas no
obligation 70 renew IL. II there was
any moFe talk abaat honor Mr.. Glad
stone oouid doubtless say, na Larry
Eesale said 10 Charles Surface: "Had
We not rot better leave honor out Of the
que.tionfn (LaaghieF). Certainly Mr..
Gladstone WOald never make Mr..
CtembeElain judge or custodian Of his
homer. Mr.. sexton believed that the
Liberals Of the future would cot be
party 10 the plundeFing Of Ireland.
(OhsaFs). Mr.. Glaastone's land purchase
soheme Vas secured By every penny Of
the pablio revenue Of Iraland. This
vas q security of seven million
OF poaads yeaFiy. % cover q charge Of
tVo million poands yearly. A true
uui0n Wouid have resulted from eha
adoption Of che policy. and the unnasu
Fal combination Of Intriguing politicians
oould NOS loaa delay that union. The
appointing Of General Buller Woald not
promote such union, bat would give
ireland the character Of q foreign c0un-
try. ChambeRiain, despite the oondi-
tion % lfeiand. Waz oontsnt 70 Wait as
long as TIE GogsFumsnt wished. n
Chamberlain had lived In the time Of
Nero, be would heve played second I'd
die while Rome VS. bufninR. 9rsat
lAazhteFl. OontinaiuR, be said the PRO
posed CSmmoua would Be produotive of
10 bsnant, and Woald only delay deal
inc with the pressing questions The
policy Of OhambeFiain was 90 oppose
any amendmens which could aes &c Q
vote of eeusnFo against the Gov
eFumsnt. whila Lord Randolph /
ChuFohiiI's IFish polioy Was 70 draw
bills on the future Which be did eos IN |
taad 20 honor. fOheers II conoEu- |
sion sexton saia shaa the Parnailitaa
wOuld oounsei IFiahmsn % stand hy eaeh |
other aad not - be intimidaisd ~ fear
of combinations. They Woaid remind
grishmen thai Gladatone,s great effort
20 promote p-aca betwson the two coun
tries Was sapportsd By . million and z /
quarter of the British peopls and that |
tns mAioFity azainSt d consisted of
votes only. ust 81 men. Thsy woaid DO |
eEerything possible IN fairness and tas-
ties 10 promoee peac bat they eould |
not mako themselves traitors 20 ireland /
bF asking The ps8ple duFing ths oouinR |
winter 10 sadEihoe themselves in ar3eF |
- fuFnish arEaments - theiF ruin. /
lCkesral Rexboa SPOKE for nearly two /
noQn.
ChambetlAin sntsrsd the Hoass shsrs- /
ii after ee1tDn eOmma1ae4 apeaklng /
ard remained until be had finished.
PMrneli'a mmendmant Waa fefeotsd b. !
9 vote of 4ot % Isl. HsxtinKtga and
ChambeFlain and tbe Uninnisss sap- /
paxtsd the G0voEnme1f. Wm. FeFnoa
Hsrooart ahatAsnod ffem voting. and !
Mr.. Morisy voted vita She miDuEiay. /
TIE annoanasmeni of tAo fe4lll eHusod
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