The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
PLEADING FOR ACTIOy.
PARNELL AND GLADSTONE MAKE
VIGOROUS SPEECHES
Begging That Irish Tenants Shall
Not BE Left TO Fheir
Fate.

appeared on the flo1r. MI Glads one
lo1ks az if emf ,yII g iobus teAt1,
Lord Rand lpA Churchill gnnounce |
that thu g .vecnment woulc, st tie
mkt set ST N. introduce b lltp facii.
tRte thet aasf of la1d, reducing lsRal
cots lhls Announcement was re-
c4ived with cheers.
SIR Michael Hirks-Bsacb, Chief Sec
IT tary for Irel md, Te2lyir g - All il
terfogstory rv Parnel, SAID tne luce
| the 18th OF Jule 1000 fimiliss, cru-
priIog 53l1 p r4ons, hsd ben eyict d
IN Ireland. OF tn Sc go families, IN
ol1ding 1925 ,erions hal been Ita y
mincd t. he former premis as care
Iakers
MIR Paraell, in moving to second
rea ling hs laad bill, said the recent
elec ions co rveyed the ma0dNe to the
Houee Of Commo tn t it should
it eff be will NJ poG alb e t. prov De
for the waots Of leland equ lily as #
it We're a Irish Pa liamen iheels
1t WIS uiel s. t Ia k sbout he Ia al, &,
oft1ete ion Nhen hs II lu.e was on y
s we-Es old. Th7 maj r,ty of lew
meu be n ws'e you1g, t,esl q d OF
|
a toliiry A ats CT un ency existed
in reference +, The relations betwesn
the land o'ds aod tn, tenant in Ire
land.
"The arc 70 sig' o. reeve ""
said Mr. Parnell. 'IGdead tigns 10
The tutur- are growing worse. But
on ny ask the House to TAX action VITA
regard to reprs falling dus next No
VEN Der, and tina will be IN thu nsxt
lesion OF P~rliam IN. Uni tue
House IL able to r@k- &C ion on her
ror # he Roga Commss on W viii
4 abs'ain enurelY tom pIejldicinI
the government Prep sal, hut
we do know Ina eiuce the hnls of toe
ju iicial rents hsv4 be fixed toe.e
has been graf depression in prices,
P dstp b lint spre I'd to an slarmi &
,xt'nt ThrleupO1 it bshoov t Z
House to apply temp ,rsry ,enedy
n W and'hot wait for the K va @ im
mission repo for the governuent t.
tabe sCti thAr 90, when wi b. ia
possible before November, 1857.
1t viii probably be oniec ed to on
the ground tnat it ought not to lave
place in the temporary b |, bui lie, Sc
hold RS have tsen wa,ling 10 g
enoug ); 10, long, in fact; snd1 woold
rot be palt5 10 The ornb n justice,
tn sir perot tual exclusion from he
o. ntfits of the act of 1882.
He admit d tn The evi:tons ~
the end Of S85 and beginniug of 1886
were fewer t1an t5ose 'mme Iiat ~
at er the passing Of re Lrd ac:. III s
decrease he q tr bntsd tue fcct that
tte end nj SS5 tie Earl OF CARA
vo", then Vie Ioy, appta ed to AN /.
lords to rsfrsin frJm tv'cJng ienan $
It the beg uring of 1885 and t. / e
fact that Mor ey, Chit Secretary
ireland, aw y discouraged evcuon'
Bot both q e q fac ors Co ed t. eX S
and the numbr of evictions sgIn
became aaimng "lha present |
V,ceroy," said tarntll, "is NIB e |
lmd OF whnm lille i. snown excen,
what is bsd. [Ihe,r,] lhe prism
C9ief feuetuy, Sir Michael Hicfs-
Beach, rays ha IS g'i G to leave he
tenatt, u t1eir fac, a in 30 Ca &
must loss be- b,rre by la DIT fds."
The Eos aker dispu ed tie accuracy |
of Sir Micta | Kicks peach's evirti Ii
6guHs, AID satd tie Qu3tsr ending |
the PIE emit nth would show q CHER |
sv, rage If evictons tan any |
quarttr since ISL II the G V.
ernment armed with t. is oill,
should stsy the evictious in * my, it
would do ruor tn res or yea thao
al toe G Il. Buffers put together.
[Chesv.]
Ba claimed thai bill wsa easapta ally
ID derate aod calculates to pull INST
'er4 emnothi) through tn W nter. Mr..
Parnsll concluded ny earpes5ly en-.
e'ti g tho House TO allow & zee nj
reading OF the BIZ, which, 10 smd,
W uid tent fl tie la opds Il en-
selves Tina workings of the le nd &C.
Of 1881, tho we'd II at there wste most
as few just men am ny lendl .rd9
as had been found IN So tom a,1 Go
mor'ao. [Crits Of "Ohw aud llugu
II it hsd not been f5r the lspd o DIS
you mis- hit possibly bave coo,c dated
the Irish people. You rule IN t cir
ioly., The landlords you plscad III r.
IS our steHa de prove false to L eli
trust ana oppressed their t;nana, who
havs the utmost confidence tna, as
an &C o. 1s ice, Parleamel will not
psrmlt tls bill to be- lot [Chesrsl
Mc. PANELS speech ccodpled o. g
houc aud tive ty minutes in denverr.
Attic colcnsion OF Mr.. PANELS
SPEECH MIR. John Georse Gi,soI,
n ehber fer Liverpool, arose, and on
behalf of the government said that,
atttr he declaIatitn ALREADY made, it
won d lie imprs ,ible TO undertake any
new constructive le. islstlon this ses-
sior. He dec aied that Mr.. Perpeli's
measure vas one which M govern
ment could cceDt, and Contendet
thst the site Of farming in lei nd
did MT sEoS any necessity for the
bill.
Mr.. Gladstone, w1o YVES Loudly
ches,ed, TAD be was sorry 10 fl ID in
the coufs3 OF ihe debate no signs OF sn
approximation of 40 agreement DE-
t~eeR he two DIS OF tie ii ,us,.
The g ns OF the speeches. from the -,
government tide was thai Ct nnrom-
prom sing opposition 10 any m. asure
FIR the relief o. the ! i,h tenant
w neither that attitude yes ostifi d.
~ kJb w AGClu6 lAlf 1T VOL Dn the Sc
)nd Iesdiug of the bill. How WIS II
hat of the numerous members leprt- ,
ien;irg farming constituencies ia In
and, not one WIS inclined II move I
he r. lection Of the bill. He suppostd
nat none, however feryent their a. A
eglsnCe o the governme mt, could be
nduc d to do 30 [cheeis
To the questo', When was ihe in (,
lbility OF lis tenant. t. paw rent II
lrs. oi5, overed?" he replied: "Whan I,
he Covert m9Lt e st a1vhe1 tie a
queen 20 ISSUE a conn ission t. ill- ),
uire Shet er Il Q fall In the pricts " :.
o uce atitc'ed t5e rat paying c. n
'fcHy Of be tenant" It was too ls e X
.ow to argue tha IL WIS i'm ., s,ib'e & :.
RtiLguisa betResn tho. VITO were T.
J a. Q snd those WI 20 weie d,inl nsd Al
, pay, b. caus, 7 rliamsLt had mere a,
la1 o C. rec gnz d that It wss
IS b Q 10 draw an W Tia such d
nction. 1t would be a moystrous 1,
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