Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-02


siafe IN alternative 10 Mr.. GIsdaonc's pro
posa's- He bad srirresfcd certain tine
fIIion Which the meastlre might haye pro
eeeGeu. HIS plan had been Described .
Horstns's plan, and those approving !
we've called puBy rhipsiers by Mr.. Hsaiy
whose magnificent ply sique enatlej BIZ
70 loek o0wp uDon men not gifted ps
IToVidcDee with his great personal g'iiA
Laughter
II was hard upon flIem 20 be accused ol
arrogance and presumption when they
were trying honestly 10 meet the demand
ior an Attenuation scheme. Mcmbers would
tBd tbe lines 81 his affirmation scheme "a
the Constitution o. Canada, not In the rela-
tions between Canada and England. The
relations between the provinces Of Can
ada and the por iHlon Parliament whre
those be would establish between England
md Ireland. A. 81 Ulster. l1t reminded
them that the Constitution 81 1910. which
united the two provinces 81 Canada, was
iornd not % answer. and the result was
thni The provinces separated, and each -
now enjoying separate autonomy under
tbc Dominion Parliament. That Parsia-
meDt had representatives. according to
the number " the people, and had
lie right 81 vetO-a right which was
much used. Another important feature
Is the Canadian Administration was
tie fact that judges in canada were az
pouied by The Governor General. although
paid 10y tie Dominion Parliament. They
were. therefore independent, and were not
likely 10 ~ influenced ~ loca bodies.
bear, lIeM Un these lines would he
iegis ate for Ireland Nothing he had heard
luT. 80 dot.
uaiiOn 10 vote a.sainst the second reading oi
the blll. They were threatened with disco
luipu. fCheers and c0uuier-cheers.l Dis
solution bad no terrOrs for him. [Cheers.l
OF one thing De was cun6deni-namely.
that The Unionisi majority in Parliament
ouid b. strengthened. lChcers and cries
o. "Ohi"l lie reioicrd thst This great
issue sssia soon De submitted 10 the onlv
tribunal whose decision they could accept.
fPmncIlites cheerl He Trusted 10 the pri.i-
mate good sense and patriotism NJ the fri-
sish Democracy. No doubt British Demo
crazy h,d q passionate devotion 10 Mr..
Gladstone lchecrsl. who had earned and
Observed Il by lfiy wears .! public service.
fChe"r-.l
Democracy was practically and uuani-
mDusly IN favor of giving the Irish people
was moi uunImous upon the method "
carrying oui The principle Of the bit, and
they were now going to ihe country.
fCbeer-.l
BE hoped that the election contests
would b. MAJ Red by faircr temper than
Ihat lalciy displayed. tie hid been ac-
cused % showing anim)sii,, personal
spite, and spleen fcries If Hear y by
the PGruclllcs. who nd a-sIlled Ear
spencer and GladFsne. whom they were
now laudrnc with fulsOmu adulafiln.
These charges against him were a.
unjust ~ they were untrue. " There
Is r0i mgn here who does not
incw thet every personal aad F1liti-
ca interest would have led me 20 cast
nv lot with Gladstone Not q day pas,e,
iili / do not receive score, 81 letters Hrging
ne Ior my Own sake 10 vote FOR abe bill and
dish The WhlC,. The temptation H. no
doubt great I.auchierl, bu' ] am no. base
enough 70 crafty by personal ambition by
beiruyinG ny country. Loud checrs.l
am convinced that wuen The discussion
h over the Liberals viii not Judge harsLiy
those Who have pursued TOE honest path
~ duty, even though q lead. ~ Disruption
of marty ties and los 81 personal inluence
abd mower. which 10 Z, the legitimate aui-
bIiion &C cyerv man o. seek among hi-
pcutic.l friends and associates. Loud
auo prolonged cheeriu. 10y Conservatives
q. @ ka0lca'>.J
In. house was crowded and there was
uurh excitement while Chamberlain wa
tis.iln-.