Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
THE IRISH QUIZ

Address IN Leeds-both orato
by Enthusiastic Admirers. ad
EDINBURGH, June l9.-M.
formally opened the Gamma; "
rule in ireland in this city las55u q
a powerful speech before a alA
in Music Hall. scat
Mr.. John Cowen, chairman
stones election committees VI
meeting and introduced bssas
was received with redoubled ch osaa
Premier's voice, when he bepan "a
seemed less powerful than lou Mig
remarks we're received with
Mr. Gladstone began his sn.' ss
ing that Inkerman was a soid;eAa
1t was not won by a Genera,s','
ability, but by the soldiers ya,a,
ly were the present dissolution y;
ment and general elections W.
battle. Referring to the ser %
erals, Mr.. Gladstone said IN.
was whether the country
solve, with a strong sense
and sympathy for Ireland, to ,e.
for these deiections. He was STR.
WINGED, he said, that the peonl.
solved to carry the day notwi,t.
the detection OF prominent leaS,1
Liberal party. This contest, h.
fought against Liberals by the |
their own army. The Conservat,|
content to leave the work in TIM !
hands.
Continuing, Mr.. Gladstone sa;a.l
"Yhey cali themselves unions,sI
disintegraters. They wish to prs<]
pape4. union unalteled. We tp.1
should be specially conserved 81 n
is valuable. We seek the union
and mind, which we are strugrlr|
store. 1t is desirable to
close this great controversy \
sake of every interest in I'M
try. Until this is done the na]]
all parties will be deplorable. Pnl
ness will be interrupted and MIMI
dence shaken. Social order in Jrn1
not be restored unless the pe01
clearly, m%anfully and decisively1
the question merits. [Cheors. II
it be said that tho nai;on|
equal to the task of DEAN
the question. Some finch dificnI1
turn their backs in the hour Of
Let the nation not do likew.sa,
sured that if the nations voice nd
defense of our cause, when the 4
settled and the excitement hs,
away it will resemble tho old on]
religious disability. parliamentan
and free trade. The people viii
why opposition was raised.
"It is important that the electo1
realize the true issue, which is !
puted. 1t is a choice between oppl
icies regarding Ireland, between
principles Of action, or a choice
details of a large and complicatsl
portant journals urge You
consider the policy to be
but to entangle yourselves
details of this or that NJ
method of establishing that poll
question you are asked to decd
proposition to establish Il legisla1
in Ireland to manage exciusiveld
fairs. 1t is a principle upon wlicI
called to vote, and not details and
lars OF even u bill. l propose to I'd
issue to a point wherelrom there }
escape"
Mr.. Gladstone did not believe d
land was doubtful about or al
home rnle. He saw enough ID
progress to show that Scotland
was deeply and profoundly touch
lands will was never more bent \
work OF policy Of justice than it u
complish the present enterprise.
The Premier spoke for an hod
half. Az the close OF the address,
enc INDUCED in prolonged am
plaudits. After the cheering had
n vote Of confidence in Mr.. Gladd
his policy was carried amid cred
siasm.
LORD SALISBURY AT LEEDI
LEEDS, June 19.-Lord SalisI
Conservative leader, addressed |
ence OF 5000 persons in this
night on the home-ruh issue. I
900 people applied for tickets 4
sion to the hail. Lord Salisbu1
his address by stating that in md
OF IN appeal to the Tribunal
people there was q cause vita Al
onist to defend it, ''but now
"wc have a very living and
antagonist defending q shalor
terial, unsubstantial cause"
The doctrine OF Mr.. Gladstonl
festo says the question is simp
you govern Ireland by coerciol
you allow her to manage her own
1t would require great ingenuity
more delusive statement into lew
Nobody has proposed to COVER
by coercion.
"We may say that criminal
coercion. If Mr.. Gladstone is n
1T we must presume that he sy1
with criminals against whom e1
being made. [Cheers. All tina!
is that the law be sufficiently bus
and eficacious to carry out ITS
hests. Coercion means nothinSeY
mouths, and to compare that
coercion that MI. Gladstone exc
kilmainham is u mere juggle upei
Cheers.
Lord Salisbury referred to thed
sentiment in Ireland touching N
A quarter to Il third OF the popaA
solutely opposed it. He continue
Il echo Nj. Gladstone's desire n
port religious bigotry into THIS
Professionals are likely to form a
rect Judgment of the destiny m
them if the Hone-Rule bill pass
assumptions az and the msud]ia
which passes for statesmahI
adays. They have, though
defend what they have do1
US a foretaste of tue
result, which is anarchy and stan
war it England renounces her y
responsibilities. Separation Is Is1
Mr. Pornell means to attain. We
member that Mr.. Parne!l
America that he would nov
fled until he had destroyed ths
1t has been proved that y
this statement in Cincinnati. i
Ireland mcans a country posSiu1
which in Il foreign crisis me
enemy and would in any eTon.
slant additional burden to tae,
of Great Britain and a menace
ern coast. Local government,
rule have nothing WHAT, iva
with each other. l na"
advocated q good System
government for England, o y.
Ireland, the essence OF whica nn
be under the control Of the ce ha
ment and shall undertake Ia"