Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-21

PaEneII. the Unerswned
Knng ef Irelana
csmhe,n ths spessss e slsvwy shas
Ezisn uaa.r ths Iri.A Lans a.4
Exsstiss Lawn Glsasisna sus-
tsIas HIS maaausez

4 = L3NtA1 E@-4 1|IM q AtM L.LIA ..II II
the Houns a. Oonnsons today, said thak
shs nsnnnf alaetiuns aunpsged 4 rparda1e
e ne Houas Of Comnons that 4 nhoa1d
ebo9 ifself Wiling SD able % psuVide
fo9 ths Y ITS Of lraland, equally g IL
thaHe wofe an lriah PAEiiams ne.
/ ICheeral Il vas nseies8 10 talk about
ihe istene1g of the session as TIE Hoaae
uaa 0ulT SIX wseks old. Ths maioFitg
Of iho nav wemna1a WNEa YounR and
freah end Bo8 optFwoEkad- Thsy did
not require 3 holidaE. A seaas of n
eHn0g existed IL FsleFe1oe 20 Ireland il
1he Eeanlaki0ua between haF landlords
nn& tennFfz.
Paxnsll hses sxplainsd ths provisIons
q tho bill- TIE arss oiaHse, he said,
wn9 tie N e Important, beaaaae Il dealt
uith fhe most uEeent aabtssie. II en-
aote4 teat any atalu1oly tenant. Bhoss
rent waa nEed prior ka tha iant day 81
ths year 1854. might apply for en- RhaGs.
mGue Ia eco0F9anos With the provisions
of lhe bill. TIE bill was 70 Be 9 tempe
Fary mensuFe, with the exoeption az ths
aen0nd eianas. which provides for what
b hoped wouid Be only . tsmporafy
omernsnoy. q was intsndsd % meet |
the depaession IN prices, buk be eouid |
not tell nov whether ths depression ID I
prioes was likely 70 continue. The de- |
pEonzisn oommsnoed il 1885 and has |
eontinned uuabetad evsx aines. ~Rhsze !
are No signs of EeoogeFy,n aaid Parnsil: |
indsed, the signs for The future aFs
crossing worse, bat | oniy esd the Rouse |
% take aetion With regard b fho rents /
falling dne naxf N0ssmhaR and that ]
Wiii - il the nezl Raxliamank Until /
the Hs1se b ablo 20 taks aati0n % ths |
rspofs Of ths Royal Commission we will |
aba1ain entirefy from preiu8icinR The
Governments proposals. bus ue do knoW
that sines the balk ef fadieial rents has /
been Gxea there has bsen q great de-
precision Ia prieea fhs putato blight /
has spread 70 sn alarming extent, 1
thsFsf0rs 4 behooves The Hoass to ap
ply temporary remedy nov, aud wait i
for the Royal CummiMion q report, 1
OF for The Governmant TO taks actien 4
thereon which uill be impossible before /
November 81 1881. 8npposinn he /
House adjourned until she tsrm % /
February. A similar delay ossaFssd "a /
TIE consideration Of the land ast Of 1882. i
Ihersfnre, unless the House aeosdos 90 L
my proposal the tenants and landlords /
will remain b sfatu qH0 fer yeaFA Our
opponents viii PROBABLY araa that Il
viii be oxeeedinRlY diinaull f0x she land
court 20 ascertain whe1heg the teaants
are really unable 70 pay their fents. but
there waa q similar difiaulky 70 over
come ID connection With the arrears
aot % 1852. The C0urs safinhed itself /
within ave months Of the inability Of twa
hundred Thousand tenants 10 pay their
rsnts at such rates. Cheers. Similar
Quicknees and expedition will follow
ny bill and the work WiIl probably Be
finished IN three months. pr0poss
further khat the tenant shall dep1ail
bali The amount OF his rent, leaving
the couKt 10 determine boz much Of the
remaining half the tenant shall pay and
how much the landlord shall lose.
Under she Arrears Act, the tenant de-
posted only one-thiEd Of his rental, The
landlord losing one-third and The Stata
advancing the remaining third. The
only practical difference is that the
Stats shall Rot be loser. Ia regard 10
she suspension Of eEieiiona. my bill
closely follows the lines Of ahs Arrears
Act, which act worked justly and salts
faetoriiy for all parties. The costs
exoead the amount Of rent dna.
Il A necessary 20 suspend eViotions 10
save tenants additional cost. lOheofs.)
AZ regards the leass holdara clause, Il
will probably be objected 10 on the
QFound tha it ought 20 have been placed
On . Temporary bill. bat the lsass hold
err have been waiting loaa enough. too
long, IN fact. and wouid not be party
10 she horrible injustice Of peEpstusling
their exelaslon from the benefe Of 1889
(Choefs.) Parneh qaotsd at length
from statistics 20 prove that the fall in
the prices of produce vas not ex
aRQaFafsd. The speaker disuuted the &C.
ouTscy Of Sir Michael Hioks- Beaoh's
haurea. be said the quarter endinR /
with tha present m0nth would SHOW
higher average 81 eVicsiona than any
anartef ainos 1851. II the q lvernment,
armed with this bill, shenld saay eVic
tons ID Kerry, u would do more 10 Ee
store peace than ell Of General Buller's
soldiers put toRstheF. de claimed that
she bill was essentially moderate, and
eAlculatsd 10 puli matters smoothly
through The winter. he concluded By
earnestly eutFeatina tbs House 10 allos
she second residing Of the bill. which,
be said. Woald benefit themselves Tne
uoFkinR ct he land act Of 1881 showed
that there Wsrs aimost as feu iuni ne1
among The landlords as bad been found
ia seldom and 0omorrah. fCheers and 1
ianehtsF.I II yea bad beea landlords
faa miRht have ooncfliatsd The Irish
people yoa Ful-. Ia theiF folly the land
lords yea placsd there as your stewards
proved falsa 10 their trust and oppress-
"a their tenants, who have the utmost
confidence that. as an oct og tn@tiee,
PaFliament viii not pegmit the bill %
b loEt.p tOhesFal
ParnslI's spnesh oesupisd enc hear
aad twenty minnteR 10 delivery.
Attno eonelesion 81 Pasnelfe speeeh,
arose aud on behalf of the 0oysrnmsnt
aaid thak. afler tha deelarationa alrnadV
made. it would Be impossible 20 under
take neg eunstraotipa legislation THE
uessiun. He declared thAs PaFnelfa
meaznee wns enc which no government
oould aaeept. and oontended that tie
state of farming in Lfaiand did not
show any necessity fer ths I'LL.
NJ. 9iadsions. Who vaa leadiv sheer
Cd, said thai be Was aoKry 70 md IN the
eourse of debats no sigma of agfeemeut
hatwRam ehe SEQ aiaeasof the House.
An che speeches. from the GoVeFnmani
were Of an uneomprnmlsinq opposition
10 any measure for The relief bf lFish
tamanaA WheaheF that attitada vas
faslifed ought 90 decide thaif vote on
lhe sEoond reading Of the hill Hos
una Il thai 81 the n8mero1s reprosenfa-
ttvsa representing fmrming c0uslitnen-
eiea II fraland not one wAs inclined 20
move for ths Feisetio1 of he biilf he
suppussd thai none. however feFtent
their alliance % ne GaEarnmant mighs
Be-, conla be induced % do -. To
ths qaeslion q ~When Wa1 inabiliiy
of ne friah tsnanta 70 pay thsif rens
tlrSi diaoovsFedl" He Fsplie1s @Nhen
tha 0oVsFnment nfst ADVISED he Qaeen
% issue tAe eommtssio1 70 tnqaiEe
wheiher ths fall IN ths pFiess q pro
daee a2setad tha paYing a4pacity %
ths tEnantss i was 80 late rev. that
q uas impoasibls 70 dtStingaish helgeaa
thnB Wbo WeEa uuaoie a1d tbuse
Who waFa diainaliuea % pAy, beeausa
paxIismeut had mere than 0nes fecaR
aiasa thaf 4 was po1sihie g dfau
an ac1 With g1eh q oislfneitoa-
The isaus 81 the oommission Afforded
anfisfsns nFound for PaFiiRmsnt - en-
3aaRof g AZ Ne t1Banss uho up1a aI
aminaaian shoald 10 faana un&bia -
ray thafs Fsnfa. Aad iha fAsa o. the tEsas
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