Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-19

efai, hua Opposes Giaaslone's Home
Rals bill and endorses the Dnionlsl
policy. Tbs address was rejected and
lhs Association adopted . rosolufion
DECLARING shat Il would uot elect any
oandidats Who Wonld NOS give reiiahle
pledges that he wouid sapport Glad
stone IN the Commons.
aEknsEoxE AT KpnBuRa.
Eprsnuna. June II. Gladstone spoka
10 Music Hall here tonight. Tickets of
admission had been issned and the hall.
which i capabls of holding 400 per-
sons, vas niled 70 les utmost capacity.
The audienos chesred for Gladstone
and Lord Resebegy and groanea fer
Lord Hartin1ten and Chamberlain aAd
other Unienisfs. bat John Owen, Chair
man Of GladstOne's Election Commit-
Tee, Who presided oFer the meeting,
called for ailenco.
When he began hls speeeh. M. Glad
stone's voice seemed less perverted shan
fornlaEly. Referring - the secedlng
Liberals, Gladstone said the Question
vas WhstheE lhs country wauld resolve
with q stEong sense Of iustice and sym-
pathY for Ireland 10 uomponGate for
ihess asfeotioAa "a am sfroRgly con
vinoed that the people have resolved 10
carry che DAY, Notwithstanding tbs de-
feetion OF pFominsnf leadsrs Of the
Liberal party. This oontes1 was fought
against os by officers Of our army. The
Conservatives were content 10 leave the
wark ia the secedsrs' hands. Thav call
ihemsalVes Unionisls and ua Disinte-
Rratists. They wish % preserve The
paper nuion nnaltsred. We aeek q
union of heart aud mind, which We are
struggling 20 restore. IL is desirable 20
speedily close this great controversy Tor
every interest In this country. The
position og al parties viii be deplorAble,
TIE public business viii be interrupted
and public oonfldenes shaken, and social
order ia Ireland viii not be restored IN
less the people speak clearly, manfaliY
and deoisivsly as TIE queettoa lAsrifs.
fApnlaussi. It is important that The
elesIora should realize the true issue,
which d much disputed. Il is 3
choice between opposite policies
REGARDING ireland, between opposite
principles Of aetions aud not chaics
upon the details Of 9 large aud oompli.
Gated bill. The question you are asked
10 decide is q proposition 80 establish q
legislative body IN Ireland 10 manage
exclusively Irish Affairs. Il is the prin-
ciple upon which you ara called 30 vote,
and not the details and particu.Ars Of
the bill. The bill Il dead with Parlia-
ment fohoersl. TIE principle OF she
bin survives loud oheefsl. nsver Wili
be ouilfy Of dishonesty In promising
70 you without redsotion g new plan
60 give effect 90 the principle. will
never accept q new plan unless l BE-
lieve il 90 be better than the old one.
/ have been Kgieyiously disappointed
al the hafrenneas and stetilIty Of mind
which the critics have shown concern
inc our plan when they have raised
obieetions. The last thing they have
shown themselves compet8nt 10 do
has been 30 saRgest a. Improvements !
What the nation has 20 decide Is not /
the clauses, details o. method Of the /
bill, but the policy and principle en-
bodied therein. He who accepts them |
a onr brother IN arms; be /
Who repels them, shirka them |
and uses facetiOus means TO jus
tify thea, is an adversary 10 /
the haht whom We must without injury /
70 bis life, limb o. reputation endeavof /
70 defeat. / read In London that Scot |
land was doubtful or adverse 10 home /
rule. I answered that did not believe |
Il. rOheers.l / hoped for an oppoF-
tunitg % test il, and / saw enough 10 |
NV progress yesterday to show me that
the heart Of Scotland is more deeply /
and profoundly touched than Sootland's /
viii. aud that Scotland was never more /
earnestly bent on a work Of policy and /
Justice than Il is 20 accomplish the pres
ant enterprise. Loud oheers.
sRsQardlng toe Carnary0n PaFnsll /
incident. I blame neither. lt is ex-
tremelV important 10 know what hap /
oened. ParneIl said that Earl Carnar-
Won offered, II the Conservatives were /
saoeassful 10 the elections, 20 grant q /
hone ruie Measure and protest the In /
anstFies OF Ireland. Earl OaFnarvon
denied the accuracy Of this statement,
but PaFnell adherea 20 il. ! believs |
nat both have SPOKEN with perfsot YER
aeitv. whatever may be the point Of dis
nute between them. Bat Earl GarnAE
Won has told o. what be did not say. He /
has not stated what be did say - Par
neil- / shall believe. until be contra
dssts "A. that be told PaFnell that be ia i
Vmed satisfying the wants Of Ireland
fnIlv Win regard 70 local self govern
ment. ana that be desired 20 satisfy /
Ireland's national aspirations"
Referring 70 Lord Harrington, bis
former ooifsaQus, Gladstone said: Lord /
HaYtinaton thros years ago opposed ali i
eonosaaions 20 Ireland 10 the matter Of
IoesI government until 9 Fundamental
ehnnge ead q psnitsntiai refofmatiOn /
in the conduci Of the Irish members
ahoaid have come about. Tue Irish /
have moved IN the wrong direction, but /
Lord Harrington has moved towards /
them. He 10 longer talkg gradual /
progress, bat 10 his addresses certain /
l,oWera not mentioned are 20 be dele |
aated 10 osrtain bodies, the members Of |
whiek are unknown. Chamberlain pro /
uosed 4 year AGO The establishment Of |
frirh Ceatral Coaneila With large ed |
miuis,rntive poweKa AZ the heRinninG |
81 1886 Uham 5eriain wsnt farther and |
Advocated q large scheme Of federation. /
he nsxt prspoanaed daring the same /
assaiou a. extremely small sehame for /
Provincial frish Councifs eating the
national aspirations into quarters like /
4 nan used 10 b hanged, dssD
ana ouartared. lChseFa and laughter. /
Chamhsrlain flies high like iark and /
Low lfke q swnlioW before q Gaowsfs 80 |
eordina % The Suggestions % his teen
InQ brain. Lord sAlisbuFy mag deny
fhat hs advoeatsd oosrcioE. bat hss ON
words and acts prove that be did. Be
VsinlY sndsaVors % escape, bat be is i
canehs n q BET whaFein BE- is inextgica-
bIg foiIed. His ether alternatives sFe /
rfnpav qnieksands, ever siippinR, ever
Vanishinq. Deaf, gentiemen; do1t /
stana upon shoss qniakGanda, however /
impornaIy namsd. 1hsFe are only tso /
uoliciss before tks w0untFy. and g 20
nsaius win y0u % dsoide betwssn then. |
Reasct, eaeh one of yon. 70 the name % /
Almiahtg God, saeh ons in the aancta-
arg 81 hia chambsr. In tae sAnotnarY OF /
hia heart, his seal. whst 4 ia ln th1s
gear 1855, after neatly q esutngy o. eon'
iinued eosnaion beo1mina uc4kef, En9fe
and nors odioas, and iss1 and leas
eHeesive q wa % alo1z. repaaiatcd ~
4 large majority Of the iflsh memosfn.
whaf L 4 20 pr1poss eoercion q ~
aflesnslivs q iocai RsvaEn0ent" load
ghaera
Al he end q his spesch . vote q ee1-
saenes Ia Glsdstsns waa carried anAni-
moasiy amld great euihusias1.
aAnrsBUzS AZ LxEDs-
Iwrua. Juns la.-Engrmoug ssgWda
swaited tie aFFivaAoi le19 baliebary