New-York tribune., 1886-08-21
THE BLAME ON CHURCHILL
uorp1NG HIM RESPONSIBLE FOR IRISH
DISORDERS.
.ur TOBY POLICY DECLARATION OF WA" AND
nrcRyE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TDEEATS.

nrcrrE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
GorIAT1oNs-RussiAN THREATS.
roxnov. Aug. 2O.-The debate in the House
a, Commons resumed to-day Ny ino"
youcr OCounor. In his speech 10 na'"'"'.va .,
,h., Lord Randolph Churchilfs uttersnces "cio '"N
.rr,,al cause OF the Belfast riots lCheers'l L'e',
- who had lost his life In the riots was the dupe an"
-,c,,m of Churchill. Continuing, Mr.. OConnor CIV" ~
.no, commission ou ght to be appointed to inquire "
49, ,,ou. OF the Primrose League which, no ssiu' was
r,v at the last election OF boycottng anu ih'hio
90 an unheard OF extent. lie sau Una"
xo.t majority Of the Liberals suppor'oe W.
f;loastoue's scheme. which, although IL hAu ,.,
,emporarily checked, would inevitaoy "'e. w..
intimate success. The Conservatives "erc 'oo e ,,
90 hov thought that the electoral decision upon Po0y
.urported By three ofthe four countries was n, o.
trrcyocable. He further said thar the poi'o' VI Wv
ernment OF inQniring into the Juu'o"' ,,o 80
illogical and impractcable. because ''e ~,,,.
could not complete its report peiore '"e 'p'" - ,n
tne evil existed and the cr's'' "ouN ~,
,o,or Many mon and women I'D iio
49,, would DC beyond relief before sprins
REGARDING the Governments plan OF aidihg pupIlo "o'
IN Ireland lie said 1t would cost moro thah MI ""'
-. used ssheine. Mr.. OCoDnor objected 10
.aisguiscd aims" The pcicy OF the O"'ernmo"'' IL"
aid wa, declaration OF against thestweerepea'u
,sc, of the Irish people, was decree OF starvation
bundreds OF thousands Of tenants; II woud iead W
,ohherv decentralization and the squander'hs oi Puo
noneys and the British taxpayers would oe the ui"'o
losers lCheersJ -
Str William Vernon IIarcourt said that boycol'ins was
oue OF the greatest social crimes. Lord SALISBURY I'D w
,.eoh at Newport had said that the ordinary Jaw "A'
Inadequate TO suppress boycoting. How then
Government propose suppress II without eoerc''h
The only way by removing the cause ip' P'op'o
must be in sympathy ana Rarino"' VIZ
Government Tho Irish national schuheis p"S' wv
gratiaec The root of the evh wou'u NOV "o
nj
NJ. renoved ireland must be treated hBe
Canada The people knew what they wanted lie &C
cused Lord Randolph Churchill OF melting s
IL sneech last evening TO exact the utmost 'ning o
rents by promising the assistance OF tue wnoe Armeu %
forces Of the Kingdom sncn aneusgs was 'T The ats
Government however faulty 1t was IN other Respects
tsemsd To- have only one panacea namely Royal Com.
ssions 1t impossible any longer 10 brine ireau M
Se,ey.d tnat the principle of equal local self-govern
ment three knxdoms was false princ,ps. we rue
ia, the system OF governing Ireland should be tho re-
verse OF that OF governing England He contended
that Ireland did such local selfgoverhment as
wss nroposed TIE Liberals intended to continue to
appeal az the recent electoral verdict Inc pocy
~ The Government was based upon great errors OF
principle and was altogether inapplcabe aud impract-
icable. fParneite oheersI
Sir j. Ferguson, Under Secretary for Foreign AHar'
renlylng in the House OF Commons this evening to t.
r Gourley. Gladstoulan member for sunder
land stated that negotiations for the
amicable settlement OF the northwest Atlantic
fisheries disputes were proceeding between England,
the United States Canada 1t was not intended oy
either the United States England added the Under
Secretary. appoint joint commission to amend the
treaty OF 1918. - <.,.
member for West Marylcbone, Sir J. Ferguson said the
Government unaware that Russia hah, as
$780, $780, Port Iazere1 NJ de Giers,
Rn,ien Foreign Minister, had informed Sir r. D. Nor
itr British Ambassador TO ST. Petersburg on July 20
ts't The statement that Russia had occupied or ill.,
tended 10 occupy Port Lazeref was uniounded