Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-09

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equality, then there "a. Il. &.
.tia and Hungary, ana ,,,'t Il q Aus
snese countries ht asked WAN '', y s.sArd 70 +
! uitlon OF Austria Al IN. '''s''r7 ne 1on.
was not moro psriea,i, 'np'a,''t
cnre and harmonIoos sp''u, ce
thai co ~ sSe e anS conditions be.,r'e
no nn ey sn az iiongutia L ces rsss
~ sni, ysonou tnst rs condition ~ s
,,,s so ~, ana safety compared ,s,,h aae
T,'le wnen hungary was Il W., M. NJ. N,1'
NY viaiin OF ireland 70 ,aais s'Vn y,
nsrsen was never denied XIX. ,.,'s iof
Gladstone, until the reIer a ~ sy'''Aved
! Inc parliament Of Grattsn ~ N'p'fe KY.
I pendent In point OF aulhor,.s ~ indes
pe. They (thc goyernmen,N v could
awout 70 propose the ,s, ..s hpt
the union. TWAS lrapossih,e n ", q
IN Q repeal o. the unIoa nn,,, y l'0po>o
s -. -, what was the essence Of "a nn'r,
~. ny uunnvu the essence Of the union l~t.
.no Aact mat whereas before III ns,s.
thert We're two separate ana ~
dependent parliaments, aftrr M " y"
there was but one, To sns.sS e s'' ~
dismemoerment o. the emnlse {. ~
century was a mIsnomer and AZ 4. ~ ''''s
lily. The fault Of the adsaInis,ra. ~, ,,'s y.
tenn OF Ireland was that ia sn,, ,,,' ~ "
service OF action was English. f,Ss. *,
The government, therefore. ~, AZ, y,
setueMSnt o. we question was u ~
iouhu oy establishing parlIsmen, *
Dublin Irish cheers isr me con
uuet y business 81 both lecslstiv,
and Administrative nature. TAe nol,,,n.,
economy of the three countries recr ,'i,ss'
to be reconciled, that there shoul5 l,'e ",
equitable distribution OF lmnprisl B XIX, ~
dens. Next there must be sssonshl..
safeguards for the minority. and XIV
could not the minority ID Ireland ,stT'
care OF itselfy He had no aorh.
about its ability 10 IA ",
when we have passed through ihtl
present critical period and been
disarmed OF the iealousles with whIoS
any change was approached. But ior ia
present there were three classes q MA.
pie whom they were bound 10 copsIder,
first, che class connected with me innA,
second, tho civil servants and oocpra "A
the government In Ireland; third. M
Protestant minority, The spealef ronId
not admit the claim OF the Protestant hi,
n l''l.';, ~ Vlster or elsewhere 70 Inla Or
gu1s.i9us WHICH, were LOT the whole Of
lteiol'u, NefeIui SCI INES iQr tbh appAr.
NY soNofnhehtp ulster ilad been sub
mltteu 70 nun, QUO was that ulsttf pro-
vince should be excluded from the opera.
tons OF the present bill, another was
that separate autonomy should Ia bfo.
Nlueu lor Ulster ana, thlrd, u was aug
gesteu that certain rights should be 70,
served ana placed under provincial
councils; no one OF THESE proposals. bad
appeeleu 70 tns EoVetnment y pc 50 com.
piotely lustlnea " w merits Or oY the
weight on pupiic opinion ~ Us favor a. 70
warTant lhe government including Il Ia
tnelr olil' however, they deserved fslr
consluerauon, ana inc ifeo ulscusAlgn
.nat WOMB loloW lhe introduction q ne
present p,u illsls isau 70 we ulAcoyeryoi
.ne onv pan winch nau tne preapmlnallng
amount " suPport, ana Tue government
WOW. no s1vil pess Y auopt lae pan
s snas see'iiou nsey " slse evnefM SAILS.
ia..,on' hvNv.tang " we gfess
settlenleh' OF l,s1 uiaustQhe sag; Y
was NOV q leas settlemenIl and why !
Was ~ lrelahu ihet pfeyen'ed rear
settlement being made irfh cheers
no, ~ was mlslaken policy n
england, listening Y the pgipe'seeg
VOICE nhu chilhs y h'syhas.eS
Inc irlh9 pAsilhlnape ssfs
unoer great ulsauVanlhges yes y iifl " !.
sparh ., sne spllls " 5,ssp' saS y
e'iiaholpa.eu VIZ nv,nMn Sa,ns's Y, ~. o.:
isnu, When tpe ,oiuaM Ia.ny, " q FL
giahu were sun unelnan0ipa.su' !
recelVeu Loru rithWipiani WIN upsl
arms ana Wheh mtei y urlei caFeet ~
was recalled 10 Ehsianu lhe lrisn pai'ia'
ment registered thelr confidence Ia llp
by passing resolution uesiI,nH WA
he should sun administer ne gof'
eminent, LORD fltzWlllam lAa
promoted the admission Oh homnh eN'pv'
lies into the irish parliament, ana snuie
was asplrit ~ thas parllal .a,a wa' Srse
u had had Tree scoPe nvu'u Aaso e es,.,
noble work, and PROBABLY wvulu wv
solved oil irish pronlems ana unss a1 NY
this government lhnnite trouvlv. the
speaker said he would now PASS % 'ne
plan Of how TO give ireland q legislature
to deal with Irish, as distinguished iIplp
imperial affairs, He was conironlea y
the outset with what he felt to BEE
formidable dilemma. ireland WAS 70
have n domestic legislature for Irish e.
fairs. mat was his postulate from which
ha sat ont Were Irish members ind
Irish representatives peers y ~ " xxx, ,se
house to continue Y ,ola H. h. soeatcr