Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-28

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eeatina II a1ts1A NTH haE ksaEt; aheEe
there aBa uat minda eaFne9say beHs ca
tie anknosiednanel1 9ud peFmanent
establishments uf Der claims 70 na1i1naz
exiszansan
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t19Ee, M 9lz4slgne gees 81 30 aak,
~ separation tAaf wo1ld send g make
g 4dEamt1Esnuz 30 Ireland. ~ Mn Inland
with usny hundred miies of caask
with weak marine. and VITA q pesple
far u1Ee m1litaFY than naatioai In is
habits. q amaH popalatio7 snd limita4
n her pre8e8t Ee8oareeaf Why shouid
shs expoga heFself 30 Tie risks q IN
Eaa1un and ta fnGur an eGNFnoua cost n
Tue creation and mAinkenANoe Ct q navy
for defence. rather than "a remain "a
der ekE shield ok the aresleGs martins
pDWeR IN the wuFidf B1und hy eRerF
consideration Of hono9 and intsFass 10
knglana, why sheaid she b s1ppossd
% be deeiruuB 20 fnreRo tha navAntaee
q a. abs0lats sommnnity of Trade with
tie gF8asess Of all eoEnmareial oountries,
% baeomo an alien 10 the market Which
ouns1mss nine teufhs of her prodact,
and instead Of using tbs broad and
unlversai paths of entsrprise nov open
% her. 20 carve ous for keraelf s new
and narrow way e. 9 third Eale Statafn
Gladstone next deals With the pnE-
chase and sale Of land Ia Ireland and
e The eutsst aeknoWledoea that tie
uiost powsRfnl agezk In bringing about
tie defeat Of the aoEernue1t Was the
aversion 20 the land bill The Siamese
tWinsaip ok tne swo bills was put 20
eooEn eg those tor whoHa beneft Il Was
70 great extent designed. Having
been deadly 70 both, be thinks it Il q
dnty 30 explicitly aekn0wiedge that the
aante1oe UAieh hzs gone forth fer tie
severance Of the two measures y ire
sistible and thai the tatnship. which
has been fer q time Disastrous 20 the
hopes Of Ireland. exists no louRef. Az
ths same time, he hoDes thai the part
naFship tetween the enemies Of home
Fuis and The enemies Of tie land bill,
watch brought ab0at this result, may
nos Be dissolved. The enamiss of
kome Fuie have ever been The kesnsst
pFomoteFs Of land purchase In the in
tafest Of the krish landlords, and the
enamies Of the land purchase bill, Ia
stead Of standing af their ease will nov
have 10 use their viQilanes for the puF
pnss Of preventing The adoption of 4
scheme Of land purchase founded on
principles very differ nt from, and In
deed op osite to. those Of she bill iafaiy
consigned 70 limbo.
Gladstone next discusses the c0nserV
ative character of home rule for Ire
land. Il mag reasonably lay claims, be |
h0ldA 20 the Conservatives favor, for |
Il is especially feanded on regard for
history and traditions, and ID aims il !
the main at restoring and not altering |
the empire By tnterp0sinQ IA interme- !
date AatAority set between the central |
D0weF and the subject. He then pro-
oseds 10 consider % which party the |
work Is reserved. Ne does not 90 be
yoad the expression Of an undoubtod /
belief that q measure ef self govern.
ment NOT les extensive than the pro
posals Of 1885 viii b ultimately ear
Fied. Nor fs u for me" be SAYS, 20 /
ssnioct1re whether In this, a. Ia 90 many /
other eases. the enemies Of the measure /
are She persons designed finally to guide |
lta triu2phal procession 10 the capitol"
In conclusion Gladstone says. "If /
lm NOS egreaiously wrong In all that /
saa heen said, Ireland has nov before /
her q broad and even way In which TO i
walk In eonsummation Of her wishes
1efore her eyea are opened-ihat same /
Dath of constitutional and peaceful 90
Iiea, Of steady, free and full discussion,
which has helped EnRiAnd and Scotland /
% aid Ia the achievement Of pacific /
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