Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Churchill on the Glad
stone Scheme.
TULARELANDTo BE RECLAIMED
A Son Dismisses His Fathers
Libel Sultan Uprising of
School Boys.

Especial 10 the Herald bv Associated Press.l
LONDON, April l2.--The House Of
Commons was again densely crowded
this evening as result Of the extensive
announcement that Randolph Churchill
would attack Mr.. Gladstone's Home
Rule bill. Among the Conservatives and
the Wings there was intense interest in
Lord Randolph's efforts. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill, by virtue OF his motion
to adjourn at the last session. having
the floor, resumed debate on Mr.. Glad
stones request for permission to intro
duce the Home Rule bill. In the course
Of his speech he said that after long con-
sideratiou he had come to the conclusion
that the scheme involved such compli-
Gated and inextricable mass OF contradio-
tons that IL anybody besides Mr.. Glad
stone had proposed 1t it would never
have been taken seriously. Cheers.
I He then attacked the measure providing
guarantees for the integrity OF the empire
aud toe composition and prospective &C.
ton of the proposed Dublin Parliament.
1.-THE Premier, continued LordRaBdolph
Churchill, on Thursday last attempted
TO show that the fiscal unity OF the
kingdom would not be affected by the
retention in the hands of the British
Parliament of the power OF collecting
Fcustoms and excise duties. Now If this
were done what would become Of that
ancient British right Of taxation and
representation going together" Cheers
The speaker then went on to analyze
the receipts and disbursements OF the
imaginary Irish budget for the purpose,
as he said, of showing that Mr.. Glad.
stones proposal to maintain the fiscal
unity Of the empire while giving Ireland
lone Rule was altogether untrust-
worthy. The Premier justified his pro-
posals on the ground that there were
eighty.si six Home Rulers in the House,
but why should the voices Of eighty
six Irish members prevail over the voices
OF five hundred and eightyfour other
members? Mr.. Gladstone's proposals had
given the Nationalist an enormous adj
vantage. He had listened to many of
Mr.. Gladstone's speeches, the charms OF
which were described as being like the
effects OF morphia. The sensation under
operation was transcendent, but the
awakening was bitterly painful. In
conclusion, the speaker said that the
effect Of the bill would be to free ireland
from the supremacy Of Parliament and
the sovereignty of the Queen. He re-
GREETED that it had not been deemed con-
sistent with the customs OF the House to
take division ON Mr.. Gladstone's mo-
ton for leave to introduce the bill. but
the day Of decision would speedily arrive
when the house would vote against the
proposals, which were desperate, uncon-
stitutional and misleading. loud cheers
Mr.. Russell, the Attorney General,
tainted Lord Churchill with infuSing
into his speech prejudice and passion.
II was now time for Ireland to try to
govern itself. fCheers.
To-night's speeches in the House Of
Commons caused a disappointment.
Lord Randolph Cburchill's speech
lacked the wonted point aud energy OF
that orator, while that Of Mr.. Russell
was labored effort and fell fiat. Sir
Michael Hicks Beach will close the de-
bate tomorrow.