Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-08
GLADSTONE DEFEATED.
a Ma5orlty af Thirty
Against Meme RuIe
TAs vsis rrsseasa " spsesha ~
0nsasn. 81 nizhasl Hlrks-Rsssk.
Parnsu and GIaksts.-- In
ss.ss Ezrisemsnt

u 241l41AN X1IMt3NA AM Mt4 3E4a wen ElN
| pFssznee uas nstod he vas Efselea VITA
tKemendona cheers Tue PrsEaier wofe
3 Nhis1 poas in hls lapel Ihe Con-
nanua ua1 crowded - iGa lfmosl oara
eltp a. ths hnuf of opening TIA session.
Gladslene, FepsylnR e qunslian 90
1 pape1s aaid ahe 0o9eRnueut wns unahIa
/ Is rfana1en 8 innorporats meaanres ~
h0me rule E0EsRnmen1 il EnRiand,
home rUiB bill when e Was hFonQht -
of rs paas2Eo q tha eeeond reading
now.
The ouposilIan i1u1sy ehsszsd John
BRiaht end Harrington aa they on1ernd
| and took lheIk plaass. The parnslIfts
were all IN good volca and eave Glad.
as01e q moei eutbuelaglio u1iooma.
TME nIoux nM ononaB = ocscnEz.
/ Liberal. Feaamed the debate on he
Hnme Hui8 bill He aaid tie bill waa
/ fu Be 3 meaEaRa os peaee % Ireland
uhieh tha PremioE said would be torn
10 fraRnanta foEthwith aftsE its ascqnd
/ reading. Ihe eDEeEeignty Of he Lm-
perint GoesEnmeut depended on 9
olauna which 4 uaz highly pEubable
the majority of she House would nevar
eonasnl 70. II The hill pasaed tFsnen-
duoua struggle uonld bo inaaauEated
b She Catholic ele1gy Of Ireland fer
Ne eonlEol q ednealion n HAT coan-
Regarding he question whether ths
bin would prove = anal settlement Of
tha Irish diiheuity o. w0uld lead to
eventual espaFatsons 00schen said be
did not think Il would prove q nnalily
That wonld depend on Ireland, not %
ths assurances given 6y sha Irish mem
bsEE. Ths Pfemisf Was q one time
supposed 70 have given pledae 10 re-
oonslruot the bill. bat Be subsequently,
indignantly repndiatsd that asBsfti "a.
Gladstone. inteEFupting That Is
Qrnss eFreK. What The gentleman thinks
locked like indignation mas my eager
fef8otmeuf of the eool statement that
had resolved 20 KeoopstEaot the bill"
Gosohen, re8uming, aaid be aaw the
diatineii0n but was unable 70 So how
she pFemieE could avoid TIE difficulty.
The House wes nov informed that she
bill wnuld n0f be FeeonstRuatea. fOriaa
Of a0h. eh,r and cheers, amidst which
Gladstone expressed signa Of dissent
Were the 0ogernmeut going % stand By
theiF bill oF not Loud opposition
ohsaxal This state of doubt came
from vofinQ nos On the bill
bat from explanations given In
iha Foroian O6ios and ampiiasd and
explained away On the ridag follow
ing. Further explanations % The
answer weFe made on the ensuing Mon.
day. Il had afso besn elioited IN she
various letters which passed between
the Premier and bis followers. that the
reconstFnetien Of the btu wag the basia
on which many members would unite
il voting with the Govern1enf on
measure which every one admitted was
the most important ever euhDitlod 20
Parliament. ia opponents viii have
achieved q result II the bill is with
drawn after she seoond readina, IL Il
passes that stage. The Premier ia now
more enxi0ua, it Il learned from his
supporters, What they will authorize
him 10 give, than 10 insist on knowing
what the PaKnellises will aecspt
fChearsl. His tone did a-rea. Il had
been shown that the British Parliament
wasnot inclined t. Q. nader faEneli its
dictator. '.Daring the rteess." eaid
60suhen, Il haard one mtmhoF. nov q
Minister 0f tha Croun. say that
be was certain that Raxnell would
b Z disiaioF 10 The coming session.
think, however, that Parnall's followers
aill BOZ acknowledge that there are
limits wheRpat many Who are prepared
70 grant some leRislstiys autonomy 20
Ireland would draw the line. The
Hoaas viii remember the hrst reading
of this bill and it will recall that the /
Rt. Hon. Chief Secretary for Ireland 70
peatsd his allusi3na - certain dark
sub9orranean forces. We do not hear
% much thereof noW. they haFe been
withdrawn - q Rreae exteat, though
not entirely from tbe light. The cur
tain hns been dropped over those terri
bic tlnes and tragedies which have
scarcely faded ffom memory. TIE
alarmed Hame Secretary Of she Pre-.
mieE's last 3oVeFnEnsnt Il noe able 10
appear aa Ohaneeilor Of lns Exohequeg.
and With great i0oularity and light
heartedness % n IKE merry over What be
calls msi0dfamAtio tefrorB. / Won der
vhsshes this began on ne day when be
aFst pinned on bis arm, over ebis
badge % the Rarnellitea. Load cheeFa
from tie OppositionJ We know thai
this hes been proclaimed and that para
of the aaFk anhtsrranoan forces have
been told of % kerFify British public
nuinion. They are siEnDiy holding their
banda. though the devil 3 still working
In some pafte Of ireland. tCheors. |
The British Democracy are aaked % DO
justice PaFneilite ehesFsl hut they win
require % ase iustice dona. and ahould
hngo thouaht That the RaEnellileE would
have used thoiR CREST innuenos and vast
organization 70 help discover ths psr-
pslrat0Ea Of these vile oatFseaa. 100
position cheers don't say they can DO
ID. Ths matter may have passed beyond
thar poWer. We have rlaht, however,
10 pause when aaked % place the pro
ssoiion % lite h Ireland 10 he banda
% e new uBtutorea exeeaiiFe and e
The same time 90 felinqaisA the eonfFol
~ the pelioe." PaFneiliie cries of
$40. no III He woala aino ike 70 knaw
uhoshef any dayliaht regarding UIsi1r
bad pemetFslea tae open mind nf the
GaTsEument Were the msmhera of
ahe Heuao 20 remain tQnorant as 90
whsGhEF TIE Go4eEnmenl intended 90
ignore ulster'n eaEusst pieadinRa Con
aludfnR, Goshen aaid lhe msmbera muss
n1t forget Morley'a warning that Il dis.
eontent Mrase "a fFeiMnd. lfish-AmeFi-
cans Wauld plaoo material resources q
ifeland's command. II Parliament
Parted With isa exaoutise poweF n Ire
land, alienafsd Zee frisnda, made thsn
hitisE FOES. piaesd the eEeeativs power
10 uniried hands, thag uosId meet this
difhsully. HappEassiou By force was
hald up e . remedy. he urKsd the
msmbefn nol - matm the oonstisntion
of whieh tbey were culy life tFus-
tees. No foreign ounniFY, be snid,
ever bad . paEliAment Hks ths
British PafliaEent. A. life tFassess,
they weEa koand - hand opsF
shaiF RloFioas poEaesaisa Rilhou1 dstri-
meat 70 ahnse somfng nfsar them. Il
inpIsFe yOa 81 Tie tFaditions e Which
30 ara hsirsg b TIE ehiiaations of dasy
and homer; b Cur hopes e future en-
piRs; ~ cur duty - he Qaeea, % iook
b Il that thaaa who shall eame amer %
mAy bear wilnesa thai ue have n1t bs-
sEayed car sxuna" Lead ohesfa.l
PansKfx,
Ths next Hpsaksl, sas loodiy ckesfsd
b. his folieweFe. He s4idi Il shouid
ordinariiy have lacked oonadeana ia
fuiieginN 10 elcquout HpeakeF u thfa
eenfssl of aiRnt1. but think 1hesas IA
be armsd uAo hAsh kis qaaErel iast.a
fChesfsI. wa shoald have praferred
iha ruslifnfion of ths Gratt4n PAriia-
men2 8RArnalliaa eheNra That uonld