New-York tribune., 1886-06-08

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severance Of countries. '- tchser.i Can yo1S
your HISTORICAL nE,s in,snoe rIsS fTS@ .hsy
loSa saa been waer-wheTs an Ss Of
81 coa.re has Oeso Voice. Tsrey
to admit a,i ,s. going refer to seTsa and and
ha: Liberty 's'u to the RSS"Os supordnsc fs state
defiance OF the superior power. make CLAIM and II
case Of Ireland Government @ and Parneis cheers
M IN the -, GSss Ta .Ga q,
he, he 1,. AFRAID 'a Isasa,s3 i1s i%'' d%s.
Rs1swsd laurhter should ike HIM. hOwsysr to
0'hsf n When OF %Sg admit that II case; 'qss
sre'apcs and severance with hostile feeling on both
a, for Instance where apart from the intervention by
i0sse OF third power the acknowledgement OF ioca
Cheers 90, I am in the recollection Of everyone
On Ind iha l viii show where severance did follow
le beglans conform TO the WAYS conditions ani
ut9ns OF Holland leo to the severance In the case OK
what the sene%en sas opps.e %n to DO
IN Ireland, namely. force Danish institutions and
nsaiieent s,,ent acknowledgment Of their ancient
tn snaea n the total .v,S 0s' an 81 ae
porated In another political connection But let us not
dsnce at the neFaye side Where Local i5aspen
severance given. in number of cases
ct eouut1a: as: been made practicable to hSIs
been so held. The honorable member
g.' ss m sss ssS %s y
@ WITH Its imperfect organzaton where there has not
has not been driven to the point Of foreign
Inc bes Local, Local autonomy has been oiea cvcts wa
which nearly twenty years ago appeared lost
70 Turkey the essenrng Of the ties at Constantinople
There ls no renewal Of rebellion"
.. Lord Randolph Churchill" There is a chronic revolu-
Mr. Gladstone" 0hronic revolution Give me
teinr, teH OF chronic goution Has crete paid It's
Turkey iId to PIT = IN revoutoni lCries OF "Tes"
ana Order" will take another case. Take
Lebanon. About tweniy-three OF twenty-four years
ago Lebanon was in state Of chronic revolution,
under the absolute sway OF Constanunope. lt was
pendence, and from tnat day this it has never
snned its former condition. st more remarka6le Is
has enjoyed for ,'' ''il long time complete
sutonomy, and is in state Of attachment to
any political tie subsIsts and holds that country
bears testimony to the Principle Of Which speak There
are numbers OF other Instances There are
remarkable, I because "'s' there are two counties
whch are completely separated, and ye connection or
union has been found practicable only By means OF
OF Denmark and lceland-.Oppositlon laughterl
a
difficult FOR to contend with it. II had been TWEEN
ty or thirty, or forty years could have eonended
IT, as ha, been raid, the Paranent Of re and has
been dissolved. II has been dissolved because
there have been difficulties between the Parliament OF
Iceland and the Crown Of Denmark. but the crown OK
Denmark Is, unhaIpIy, In difficulties with m the
legislative body OF Denmark. But between the
leg stature OF Denmark and the legislature OF Iceland
there has been no difficulty whatever. But when
side. with their usual mode rebuke. laughei, and
some one think. endeayOrng TO dignity THIS laughter
distant II iceland IDS Is so distant. apprehend
that makes II great deal difficult for Denmark to
hold her down by force, and consequently much more
necessary Tor Denmark to choose the method best III
Itself FOR securing order But II you object On account
Finland IA Finland distant from Russial Are
have often threatened the peace Of Russia and been
lest ana best OF sovrreiuS nad no place in Finland
And why Because Finland has q perfect legislative
the preseryItIon Of H. own nstitutions-whicn has
given coutentment 20 Finland wnicn might be euyled
IN many better nations and more famous parts ot tn'
world
~ must say a word upon the case OF
Canada. because It Is 80 remarkab!e because
between CaAala and Great Britain, still the re-
scmblances IN principle are profound, significant
Mr. Chamberlain. as l understood Inn the
lag the state OF Canada. IIAnynterl own
early years OF my parliamentary life took great Ia
teres IN II and part IN the great discussions on the
disposal OF Cdnada some rfty years ago. ny reading oI
the history %! Canada sustans my Original pIupOsi-
tlon. Mr. Chamberlain announced To the House
that he nad found tbat legislative councils we're intro
daced Canada for the purpose or protecting the mi
monty. Where did he lind tAaI Home Rule cheers
/ have read long very
lengthy and detailed debates IN Parliament on the
appointment OF egslave councils IN Canada In l19l
From the beginning to the end OF these debates. wnie
the character OF the eg atyc councils was a0undanty
discussed. there Is not wort ABOUT lnelr
beng appointed for the protection or mlnorlties
Bur IN the OF Canada, 10 not rest merely upon
Criticism OF that KIND. What does tAe OF
Canada SHOW 1t shows at least two things
Ia the first place between 1850 ana ie4o
Great Britain aud Canada had most Formidable
differences Those differences have been cOnl leelv
cured healed ny tine csts lshMeut Or responsible
government t8at Is a-free and by union Of
the PROVINCES and those differences were absolutely
cured by the very remedy that propose in the
of Ireland. But, have SHOWN supremacy was
not relinGshed. Bat alter that whst nappeuedi Two
provinces changed most fundamentally IN tler IclaVe
importance and the stereOtypc1 arrangements OF the
union OF iO locally Inadequate 20 deal Win the
altered conditions Or the provinces between themselves
Now recOlect that these provinces united prOyiu
crs, with Legislature. DiseOrd between heln
WHAT tAe mode adopted irr dealing with that dis
cora The mode proposing. Separation ot
tia legislatures and tho establishment OF an extended
union, which at hls mOnent, Win the multiplied irsis
laturt- Of tho provinces are substantially IN pefiecL
political narmLny.