The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-28
TUE slit AGAINST GARLAND.
=, parliament.

august EN- the House of
80 to-dsy. Sexton challenged
~ p.ndolph Churchill to deny that
L'ls OF -rr,bass foFsned part of the
az .I.ss8t's scheme. Cheers. Mr..
so''-,i he continued. was
tlA. .ls ii me useful art OF suppresslng
mas'.- -.,t I'd his case which did not
81! ~ bnrpose. such q practice was
- csicula.ed 70 give 4 politician
l-5-.,s-pnt Advantage in the eyes OF
g5si5 Gentlemen. (Cheers). he
6s.-t government being partly
Dle...,- D.. for tie wrong-coing OF
80 landlords. Mr.. Gladstone had
- - ne landlords the most brilliant
- ,srv ever had. When that ofie-
80 80 .--rrned and used 10 bring discredIt
roon lie 0iIerer. there was no oollgA-
t,,n IN order 70 renew H.. II there were
.-v r9rs tax about honor, Mr.. Glad
si;1e could doubtless say a. Lacy
Tse-sr said 10 Charles surface
.E45 We not better leave honor out oil
- ocsstion?' (L2Hghter.l Ger
fgInlT- Mr.. Gladstone would never maze
N chamberlain Judge or custodian o.
a
Nr, sexton believed that the Liberals
a he future would be rarity 10 the
Numbering OF Ireland. (Cheers.) Ar.
jslldstoue's land purchase scheme was
secured bv every penny Of The pubic
revenue " Ireland. TINS was Inc Sc
Curity O! ETC00.000 yearly TO cover
charge Of E2D0O 600 yearly. True, union
would nave resulted frOm tie adop-
lion OF that policy. aud 2 not unnatural
com oination OF intriguing politicians
could long delay inst unlOn- Inc APP
pointing Of General Butler, would not
promote such union. out would give
Ireland the character 81 foreign
country. Chamberlain, des0ite the
condition of Ireland was content
20 wait as long IS the government
wished. II Chamberlain had lived in
the.time OF Nero, he.Would have PLAYED
Great laughter). tOntinulng. he said
that the proposed commission wsuld
be productive OF no benefit and would
only delay dealing with the present
pressing questions. The policy OF
Chamberlain vas 10 oppose any amend
men. which could act as a vote OF
oslsure against the government, while
Lgrd Randolph Churchill's Irish policy
Els TO draw bills on the future which
be did 10. intend 10 honor. lCheers-l
In conclusion. Sexton said that the
Plmslitss would counsel Irishmen TO
stand by each other and not be intimir
il,sl by any fear Of combinations.
They you'll remind Irishmen that
6lsd5.Jne's great efforts TO pro-
n3is peace between the two
counties was supported by a NIL
lon ald 3 quarter OF BrItons, and
that tie N ljorIty against il consisted OF
50iss only, not of men. They would DO
s7s,ything possible N fairness and JUS
ne 70 promote peace, but they could
y; make themselves traitors 20 trel and
y asking people during the coming
r-tsF 10 paupsr Ze themselves IN orQer
iunish arguments 10 their ruin.
tlsrsl. H.
sI.on spoke Tor nearly two hours.
l-llbeIisin entered the House
E--ly after sexton commented, and
f-zined until he had finished.
LONDON, August 27.-rarnell's amend
cent Fss rejected by q vote Of 5Oi 70
81 harrington ana Chambsrlaiu and
re Onlonists were supported By the
slIernmsnt. William Vernon bar
SS,lIt aostaiRed frvn yOlIug and Ir.
Aofiey voted With the min )rity. The
4l1o-ncemat OF tine result caused I Q
-.le excitement. lt...