Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
THE HOUSE OF C0MMONs
The Debate oR the Govern :
meat's Irish Poliey.
IAssusAsre MAkss a Bliiar Aftnrk en-
cAaahsrlain saa tAs wAiE,-Mar
hyviEoUu.ly Ats,sRs thsoss-
srnnsaFa Polixy.

1oSDoz. Aus. 3-In shs Haasa a.
0ammone tonlah& Stf Miehel Hieka.
Beseh. Chici eeuretarv for TrolanA -
pIVinr 10 NJ. etvt,r,- ,.,ia i,,ss 49,, -
mlr1io1 Appointed % Inquire ina ~
Belfast riots. consisted q Gauersl -
Ra7xars bulinE and I've Irish haFriniarn.
Msaars. Breach and Adams, He alan
said tbai tAs Rovarnmsns prupsssd e
add - the oommission an oinssr Il ar.
perience. namaiy Chief Conssahis Ne
Aanuy q LanaFkahiFa.
Ehe hlght Hon. Edward StAehapa.
uolaulal cecrstaEy, IN reply 60 MF. How
ara. said that t1e rapeEt that lha rau-
ernmsnt had annexed tha EIilsa lsianss
waa unfonaded.
Mr.. AAbu1eAaxe. r1samlna tha aahsta
o. he addre8 u reply % tha oaeenaa
| speoe1, eol0 thai Laafd Rnnao1uh
Churabiil'e reeent electoral manifa1.o
uaa an insnlt 30 she Raaisal party. IA
l tkaoauehorel waa SURPRISED thaf Hart
inRtou had eVsr rspudiatsd a. r nqnaca
applled b. Churchill % Gtadstoaa. "a
launtea The WniRs with bsina diaeulaod
Tories. Besides the Whina. hn onntand.
ed, there wal ne Birminwhara rang M
der TIE leadeFship of Chamberlafn.
The family q khe latter haa duuhtiara
done an efdeient municipal nsrvioa,
and hiEmingaAu, iheFs fora, nat AZ
sheer gfaiitada haa suberdlnaasd
The tDperial Interests . munisipai rzat-
itude. Oulsids a. Birmineham, The
ChambeElaiDites bad NJ inenenca What
ever. ChamoeFlaln fhoaRAt thna 10
aohene couid Be good cne unless ha
could continue ID hia downward uaroar
mDHII ~ m#.r.aa4@ - -.
Iha speaker urged friahnan % osmtimun
their aaoFts ~ laaitimaio means 70 90
tain their rights as q natian, sfracRiinr
% Be free. The followers Of parnsn
bad riR6t % Be proQd of tholr leader.
4he acoaza1ion that thay we're nsR-
canAxy and receiving aid from AmeFiaa,
came Wlih IA zraoe from knRlish mem
hera. Who uoxe not above peonni ~ aid
iron dlcal no1ao for eiaalInu. una-
tinuina. be said that che winter was Az
proaehinR and Tie military we're naslNl-
ing IL eyiotioaa q TIE people, manY 81
whom ueze cas1 out on fhs roadside,
LFishmen eould nos b. blamed II fhaV
refused 30 submit lamely 30 such traat-
ment, hak be warned them that dinnranr
would oniy serve as an exsnsa for RESIST
ing home rule and woula insure 60.
efeinn.
Sir Miohael Hicks Beach said "A was
tho duty az TIE government ~ Fnuaern
oFder and admiaizieg the aoVrfnmana
In Ireland With she lau as thsy foand
it. Why, be asksd, did nos Sir Wiliiam
hArooaFt move an nmendmena GO aha
address instead of attempting % stab
The RoveEnment behind is bach. lfn
vas true ihat he euTernment had en-
eourazsd outrage and promoted diaaF-
der ln Ireland, they onRht 10 BE- Inn
peachad. The goyorument proposed
two things, % administer the iag ana
% consider carefully tha eaharna az d
.cenifalizaiion in The direction of salf
government framed upan a napular
basis. (PArneillm iauRhtsr.l That vas
their whole policy. The aoFcrnmaof
hoped that when their tenure 81 of1sa
closed they would leave ireland ms4a
peaceful, orderly and prosperous than
they bad fonud q. (Cheera.
Mr.. Morley upan riaing uas loadly
cheered By The Parnolliies. He said -
had never denied thai the dlsaontsra had
q paffect right 10 discuss Mr.. Glad
stones proposals fFeely. Lord HaFtsnn.
ton aaa amply insiifed Ia 1i1aVoeina
sny aisrospeoi towards Mr.. Gladstone.
bot TIE same couid noa BE- azid Gf other
parties 70 The controversy. IA had %.
served little In the language cf his noble
friend % eneoura9e hope that the DIFF
honiiy Would aooa end. He maintained
thas q majority of the Libarala villa
9iadatcne mast wait aud sea II "A were
poa1ibia 10 insfify their paat action.
EheY certainly should spare no pains
20 convert the oountfy . their waV u
thinking fcheeFsi Ne admitted that A
wa8 The duiy of The coVafmmaue 30 sun
press diaordeE, bus be feared thai thaP
uouid fail nov, as theT he1 failed -
1885. He aaid that an inofoase Of ont-
RACES aigaya followed an iooroMss 81
evietions. Il was failaoY 90 auppasa
that social order would b restored With-
ouf dealing with The aQxarian Qaeniion.
The Rovefnmant proposed % SOP out-
RACES On the one hand, and 70 encouTaaa
svietiona on the other fchaarsl He
d0erted u any coed would Be aeeom-
plld1od b. esndtng Sir hadgara huiiaf
would Be unable 30 devise any naw
means for tha deteasiou AZ the orinee
which ths publie desired 20 conceal.
The Elaaaue had done 10 atmcat t1 pre-.
vent oFine, and ifs failnro vas Al aEl-
denee of how deep roolsd he dis
order wnn. Bat Mr. PaKnali waa
right when be ssid thaf II a.
der home rule ne ouifaees eontInuad,
ihe rest Of Ireland would soon pas &
stop 90 them. Iha proposals 81 tha la1e
Government had made tha task Of ae-
storing order an EASY one, baaaune GhaF
bad given the Irish people 3 measase ef
patienoe which they never had bsfore.
he Was disagpoinl8d b. he uaFfownaaB
of The proposals which toe GaVaFnmana
had showed forth. Moreover. The Land
Commission would be ilkaig % have 3
misohisvous e9sel upon sooial order, aa
The landlords wiH b tenpaed 10 oxaafs
the utm6st IN order 10 prove that rania
we're not too high, ana ihe ianAm1s
would have 90 sqnai interest," in WITH
holding rents for the opposite Feason.
II they gafe % have q laad bill snsh
a. Lord Salisbury had foEashadowed, ks
believed the oonntFy wouid 8eum wigh A
had aeeeDtsd NJ. 0iadstone's moasura.
Continuina. MoFiey eaid that TIE ap-
poinimapt % z oommissian % inquire
into tie o9ndition of Irish industries
wsa eutitely unnsoaasaFy. a. a. ne
desired iHf0Fmation On that snbiso1
gas aiFeady n tha hands II tho oov-
erumeut. he considsred that tha pre-
posAis 10 Epand miiliSns Of EnRliah
maney on pablls WORKS "a Ifeland WeEo
u more doubtful expsdieHey than any
oihsr proposal that oould have ems
uated from t5e G1srrnmanE Be
aides. Is was a measure Of eaufEaiixataan
and vas intrudaaaa a. tba sane iima
thai tfaal aoFefnmant vas pfomiaad.
CheeFs IN coociasion b. sid thal
they wauid neFeF b abe % make q
aisp toward q FeFm4uant asailemama
until thsy had given freiand q statutory
Pariameuf and an ffl1a ErscntlEa.
CheeFs.
NJ. P1znsl adi5aFnsd ~ dsbais.
PknzKLL'a txEEnANET.
LDspM, Aue. z3.-PafnaiFa anana-
ment q ne s3ar8sa n reply . tha
Qusen's spssch. Is substantially as fel-
loWe
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