The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-04-09
JUSTICE FOR IRELAND.
GLADSTONE PRESENTS TO THE
WORLD HIS VIEW OF 1T.
An Unprecedented Throng Surrounds
Westminster Palace and w axes the
Echoes with Cheers and Croans-

ISuoto Wtkh SHCCis a''N >'S'thS-
Tremendous Ovation to the British Pre-
mier When He Arrives on the Scene -
The Day of Repression for the Emerald
Isle Gone by-A Native Parliament FRO
posed.
LONDON, April 9-The storm of wind and |
rain viii b swept over London Wednesday |
night cleared at an early hour Thursday |
morning. and was su ,ceeaed by bright |
and beautiful dawning of the day which |
was to witness the beginning of Mr. Glad
stones great effort to restore freedom to
Ireland. The premier arose early, and after
a bath, took an hours vigorous exercise in
the private gymnasium attached to his re-
sidence in arleton terrace. He was in
excellent condition His eyes and COM
plexion were without particle of bilious
tinge, while his voice was as clear and
resonant as ever it has been on former
great occasions when his eloquence has
swayed packed au licences in st
Stephens hall The scenes around the par
lament buildings were tumultuons and en-
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choice oi seats Wi'hiii ''e Ea'ieries ana
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caused at apout noon by the discovery that
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sahe'S "eie !" eiiouia.'oh ihis sai
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Gladstone arose and ,,o,aa e.. ;s.-aI..a
hill tn amend the nrovisiops for tha f,,,,,.a
Government of Jreland
Mr. Gladstone said the time had arrival
wban bonor and du,v raouirad ,.rl;ora,+
tn establish harmony batween Graat R,;to;n
and Ireland on footing of free institutions
in which the Enriisb the Scotch and tho
Irish should have lie interesss fC,heare He
brief,v reviewed the cosr,.;,,o and ra,,oss; ~,
lepisIation of tha nost ard aa,roo.t toa "a, th,.
resort to such measures purtbar coarciou
to be successful reauired an autocrany ON
the governments survey of public transac.
tions [Cheers from the ParpeIlites Tho
law in England he said. was felt to he I'm.
| glish law. In Scotland it was felt tn ! q