New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
SALISBURY AND HOME RULE
THE QUEEN ASSENTS TO DlSSOLOll"N'
ve. cLApsroNE's sUEPRIsE-A LIVELY sfhh0" D'
MIR. LABoUCHERE.

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=, ora Harrington and Nj Chamberlain. mas
~ u"e rmrtoms of abandoning the former to support
,,r Rr,chi lie Informed the Hadlea's INA. Il '"0
80 pu,e hill be passed he will insist upon tue rc-
,oval Of the Irish representatives rom "cs''' 90
ON essential principle of Home Nuo, ,,
an 49, ms assentod to the dissolution OF Parlia
~, docs not approve an immediate dissolution
sno roeonncuds that dissolution Do postpo"eo un'i
.rrnst on the ground that genera eieo'oi ~ ~
,ro,la uusettle the season anu oo i"j'i'ou' w ~
trsdosmen 49, uo,s. n, Commons this after
NJ 80, ,,a, the House devote four nights out o!
,yeu To parliamentary business every week. 'o 'Ao
,,o n, the Home Rule bill Inc fremler Pfopos'
o,oa n sensation, as 1t had eouie u 10 kc"oi"''9 w
,roa without ans clearly dchne1 re"so" '"oio'o'' '
49, ,sarernmeut had about given up nope oi carrying
the "0'e'" "0,Sn au1 would bring the crisis as
'hc' .,,le Friday being the day set by some ana
h rucstay following rs Others An exei.eo uiscusso"
once followed Mr. Gadstone's notion IN the course
=, which both sles TO the controversy reNeaeu 'nel
,,,ous Sir Michael Hicks Beach Conservative said
-, rarc wanted pledge that the debate would DC nm
s ~, Friday next To this Mr. Gladstone answered
49,, ,;s rocsoniug extended the debate far beyend the
1,t. Al xed by the Opposition After long ana warm
discussion Tie PreIniers motion was carried
rho south Londonderry Liberal Union has forwarded
,es Of series of resolutions to Mr.. Gladstone Lord
u1r,inrton. John Morley and Mr.. Chamberlain 1ney
- mat the principle Of Home Rule is opposed to the
nrncircs OF the Liberal party and that the establish
nent of Home Rue would result IN the disDemoerihcht
of the empire and would place the minority In lreiahu
at the mercy OF the majority They advocate liberal
concession OF local governmental power to Ireland
asures in that direction that would be applicable to
England and scotland as we'll TO IrclaDd-and they
eemand the retention of Irish members in the Imperial
Parliament.
Mr. shaw. Leevre resumng the debate on the home
Huie bill in House OF Commons invited LORD hart
,urop and NJ Chamberlain to unfurl their scheme Tor
Of
Thai Lord Salisburys scheme Is coercon Conserva1
,v~ cries OF dissent and Liberal and Parnete cheers'J
- n viii be a calamity" he continued, mot to find
method that Will enable the whole Lioeral parry 10 SUP
iGat the bill viii leave supremacy Of the imperial
Parliament Untouched and that 1t Is possible 10
TO ireland all that she requires without hpeFii'ins
NJ "handn o. c. Conservative denied that Lord
sasbury's policy was coercion lie sau that Ihe Pas'
failures to govern ireland without coercion were a,
iunutabe the hcklcness OF MI q adsole anu tat
the Liberal party could quit of Mr.. Gladstone half
the Irish troubles would disappear. ,, ,,,o,
OF The Opposition get rid OF Mr. Glad' one ana
that the Liberals. iu opposing the D, wer1 onnyP P3 ~
asserting power OF the Tories TO pursue pocy u
Wr abouchere's speech full Of wtticisms and
o0uvulsed the House. especially the references that he
made 10 Mr. Chamberains ''eocksurcnes9. lhat zen,
tlcman. lie said, reminded MN OF Noses Oh %o" no. ~
sinai The member from Birmingham would pe a as
much surprised If anybody douDted tha ne Was @ ras.
as Moses would have been II an lsraee nat iinen ,
aoc nronosrd an amendment TO the Ten Commandments
When Nr Iabouchere suggested that the bi DeIrople
after the readlnr Mr. Gladstone leaned FORWARD
and closely Watched the ei-ct OF the speaker rc
II 20
members arose simultaneously and in reply to NJ La
nouchere's suggestion shonted an emphatic " 30 ,o
rropos,l i lie has recently had frequent interviews
win Nh Morley and the party manasfS 10 IN e
tve iacl,sl or whpper-ln for the Whis cave Among
Nv ih,n,nicrlain's many good qualities he said.
marDncent conflencc in himself which led him to con-
slider that nothing could he good that haa not p'c olis
iea'u ieap y before T he looked. lie thereby com;
nimG S ana knew he to be felt a erroneSss SSSas
course. Mr. Laoouchcre then proceeded to MAKE sar;
sas Tehs wereuSon Sin doone wAn %
faundcrsoD two o; the principal nennos G a2
Mr. sullivan denied that the Nationalist enteTlsiIeh
m animpacabe hatred OF the English and he asked tae
the Irish reason or Iilf eAesc iol pc-
in cys lie rdiculed timdity OF the Uisterites in
fearing that the Natonalists wouh suceecg m SECURING
Sir LYON Payiair Q1beraD sad tbat Hcoti5hu . .'.u
always insisted upon retaining her Own M an anu ttcnp
IN been made to thrust English views upon tue peope
Ina e1eayor to govern Ireland this manner Lad thus
far been "a signal ialuIe. . go .,..- ,.,.a.o .... a.,
ON tEe motion OF Mr.. Mccarthy the debate was adj
iiHfter Nh Labonchcres speech several members
hitherto he,itant promised ID inc 3DDy 10 aV.o % V r
second reading Of the Home Ene nil II pedSc sncul3
be- given that tnc bill would then be wthdrawn hh1ii
fse supporters OF Mr. Gladstone daily becoming
more hopeful that tine Home Rule Di VIII be passed ny
Iarnalucnt Niue members OF the Houst OF Commons
lecu converted since SATURDAY. aud II ls expected t
hL Malcortents assert hat these uinc Liberals wLo
have dese9 ct the opposition were not included In M
themselves 70 oppose the Home RUE D!l; -. J.,
Lord Harrington. speaking at Bradford said tnal IN III
thc country majority OF the Liberals dld not approve
of ir stones IRISH scheme, and he declared that
the Government stand or fal I'D ACCORDANCE Win
ihe vote on it, plan for IIoWe Rule In Ireland. .
Earl Cowper, in speech al Bedioid, dchouhcCu ING
Liberals what he termed ihel idotr0us worship oi
MI Gladstone lie SAID that 1t had aken 10Y years 10
reconc scotland 10 the union. ana mat e-hy years
had not rccn sufficient time III which 10 prove NO"
uuluu with ireland would work. -,
Sixty-eight Parnetes, who desired TO speak on tle
Home Rue b held meeting to-day aud III deitrence
10 the wishes Mr. Parne, agreed that only ihlleu
numbc OF them should speak. 1t Is eNpecci tiat the
div,s,n on tLc secOnd reading Of the bill Will De
reached by the week or by the middle OF INC
folloW,n. Inc Conservatives Indignantly a'aert
at thn Goycrumcnt's supporters are prOracting the
debate for purpose of capturing WaVerefs
Al IOyalist meeting at Bradford today resolution
denouncug Home I:ule was carried AtAOush tne
ne ling had carefully packed there were ZOo dls-
scnticnts present.
1rr,.n1n.c rrnnps TO sIPpORT HOMIE RUDE.