Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-08

hands. how would they meet nv
difficulty? Suppression By force VS.
held up rs The remedy. Sir William HAT
court pointed on, that Grlttsn's pafiu-
lament was more independent tb1n The one
now proposed. Was the Irish Execnpse
~ the time Of Graitan's Parliament so IN
dependent that IL was by the Execut'e
That tie two countries were bed tose'neI
{" Hear, bear, iron Gladstone, and cheers.l
The opponents Of the bill wanted The Two
countries TO be held together. The Pre-
mier would not admit that II was their duly
To keep The two countries together. here
Gladstone expressed disseni.) There va.
no security that the unity which should Or
maintained in Grattan's time with an indie
pendent Par lament, but dependent Execu-
tive, could be maintained now with Par
lament and Executive independent In lre-
land.
II the storms which alone prevented the
French invasion Of Ireland In 1916 had not
occurred Sir William Harc0urt might not
have been able TO appeal with such tri-
umphant emphasis 10 the unity OF the two
countries. He protested against the Ere
mier's statement that the bill was opposed
by the class and it, dependents, which was
described by the newspapers as "swagger-
Chamberlain and SIR SpurgeOn came within
this description. [Cries Of "Oh. oh!'
Continuing, be said that he saw bis illusions
had created discomfort, but the matter was
important. The Premier had kindled
serious fire b get uD enough steam 10 pass
the bill. The Premier bad said 10 himself,
Some old raftcrs held the frame Of the
building securely together. Burn them
Steam we must have or We cannot pass
tbs BILL loud cheers.l
He urged members not TO main the Con-
siitution, Of which they were only lie
trustees. No foreign country, he said, ever
had a Parliament like the British Parlis-
mont. A. life trustees they were bound to
hand over their glorious possession without
dttrimeni n those coming afser them. In
conclusion be said 81 implOre tie House
by the traditions OF which we are heirs;
hy Obligations o. duty and honor; by our
hopes for the future OF the empire; by ouT
duty to the Queen. TO look to it this those
who shall come after u may bear witness
that we have not betrayed our trust"
Loud chocrs.l
- SPEECH or Mr.. pAE,-ELL.
afr. Parncn was the next speaker. He
was loudly cheered by his followers. u"
SAID | should ordinarily have licked ile
confidence OF following > able and elo.
qucnt q speaker ~ Tits contest oi giant-
hut I think thrice Is h. armed v1o
bath his quarrel just" tChcer,.l AMI IN.
equal and inferior ~ an a many p'i1'. !
hone I shall not he % far behind q, 1-u1l.
r" Hear hear!'l
Without intending to offer any disrc'pcct,
could not help ihinkin-, while listening TO
his speech, that in al the lost causes whore
with ! have seen him connected durInk
many years past. be was never 50 little a.
icctIve ~ when coutcndiDg against The bill
we hope 20 read the second time tonight.
IChCcr. Hr. GoscbGn sought. think very
unfairly, 10 cast lurid light on the situ1tloa
by his illusions 10 those unhappy Ou'ragc'in
Kerry. Iioin in the expression Of contempt
fof those cOwardly, disgrlcciui practices.
joIn him 10 The fullest extent. Hear
hcsrll
But neither do say that because eylc-
lions have been more Eumcr0I, in Kerry
than in all the rrst ~ Munster put together
during months past that they constitute al
excuse TOR these outrIges OF any excuse Tor
outrage, though II mas supply u with tine
cause Oh them. But when dcnOuuce Cut-
I.ge, I denouucc them iH every part ~
hel.nd. whether In Ulster or ~ k"rry.
T" Hear IIcIr''l
Mr. Gosrbeu Is certainly fr-c from r.
proach. lie has not Joined Churchill and
hap,terlain FL The usc % reckles, llngll.t
ilh reference 10 the Affairs Of the conn.,
try. which Is mol t.eir country ichceTs -
an interference FOR which they baHe not thc
p1.tIy excuse hat il is any business OF
theirs or tat thcy had any inter 20 there.
Nv colleague. have ~ times past been re-
preached because they have no. been care
!Li in looking n the Gee Z u their Tan ru1gr,
and The doctrine OF mdiroc, responsibility
las been employed against them % the eN-
tent Oi impri-onmcni. II that doctrine "
ipdir,ct responsibility were employed
against Churchill or Chamberlain Churchill
ought T. plead the excuse that he believes
in nothing and nobody but himself, so
/ that be could not expect any great import
auco 70 % attached - his declaration.
fCheers and lauchtor.l While Chamberlain
might have said. and said very tru'v, that
| he was absolutely i-nOrln. 81 a.l toe cir
cumstanccs Of Ireland hi- celebrated pro-
| iecteG visit there last autumn no, hsylDy
come ,0n, be really could not know what
would b. the eject Of he len slage.
(, hecrs.l However, we have the result
| now in one murder already committed IN
| Belfast. aad trJi,, that IN future mem0 +
viii remember the impOrtanc and gravity
! a The occurrence, which may follow In
! Ulster. Those occurrences cannot 20 iur-
| thar IT the outside than OUTRAGE and
| assassination; bnt they will depend
/ very much upon what j. said
! Oh th!s subject and the amount 81 IMPORT
| auCe given "a The GOin2s O.! the Ulster mon.
| We DO say and aImi:tnqt those 0ccurrcnc".
| are o. hc condemned and should be stopped.
! Eut while Churchill and Go>chen say they
| must be B.t an end % by rc-orriuL . GO
| ercion. which DO and his friends hiye been
| r5iuc for tie las. e.ghty--lX YcN-', We
would soy with Gladstone, Try tie eject y
| self-gOyernmcnf. fCheeTs.l Then II the
| Kerry men resort 90 Outrage ther will very
! soon Gld ilat The ret Of Ireland
| will Put = stop 10 10. renewed
| creprsl Nf Goschcn referred 20 the
recent events in Belfast. Bun before
I deal with that terrible ma'te.
wish 10 give az explanation; because, a.
usual. one ~ the English newspaper, h1,
urryert,d for their own DUrp"sn- whfi
! jclicye actually TOOK place. IRISH cheers
| Z sm Yaired 20 SCI that struggle ! 1i.eZi I
~ have arisen ont Of an expression seq J}
! . Catholic 10 a fe!low-w0rkman. who "1-
| Protestant, % the effect that in z short TIN
/ none OF his persuasion would Dc allowed o.
earn a crust Il bread IN ireland. lhai
however, doe, rot accurately reprr'en' 81
the facts - reported in the l0cf. rows
papes>. fChcer,.l According % them
what took p,ac, W., this: Ihr Oytr'etr o
the WORK, found iauit with the way ~
! which AN Drahyelnag. or AZ AZ events Tr'"
tes;aut workm7u. wa dis,iuga drain. IT,
nyer>efr said. That j. uic" wag ~ =
| WORK: uher5upol the OrIEgcma1 =.
1 oiled 20 tie oycT.ecr, who happened % .
4 Caiholc. " what doe, d Papls' kr9H
about digging dnins3' Laughter Jh'
oyerse,r. irritaicd-l do not LAY just, iUi
ilted, icraUsc i was absurd Tor him