Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-14

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A G<rae.xasGaena nsli Aeesusea.
BsnLu. April l3.-Ths Uppsw Hpuss
of The Pfumian Landau has asssp9od
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Hasoouxt, Ohanoelior Of fhs ExoheQuer,
souiRht rseumed ths d4bass On the Irish
b1li. IN the Hoes Of Commoue. He
began By sayine thai those who con
demnsd the Govesumens's measure
fziisd 70 stAts The aecsptAbis sissTnx-
tire schsuse. Nobody accepted Mr..
Trcveiyan's plan. Mr.. CnAmberlain's
protest wss In turn repudiAsed b.
Lord Harrington and Mr.. Trevsiysn.
Mr.. Chamberlain has pfspounded
scheme Of great impoxtancs. bat that
noheme uever has heen submitted 10
the Government. He tMf. Chamber-
iainl has recommended she federalism
Of what wefe TO BE- tho&e e¶ts bo
dies IN Great Britain and Ireland. which
uefe to be the subjset matter Of the
federation recommended. Ne. Cham-
beriain had q plan 70 stay evistions By
eel Of Parliament He mad agreed 70
that polioy, had he Rot the adhesion Of
Lord Harrington; had be got the aahe
sion Of Mr.. aoSchen or the adhesion Of
the right hsnorable gentleman and
noble lord oppoaitef II be had nod, the
speaker would liks TO know how II Ii
thst u vas Q practical policy. Lord
Harrington had said thai be did mos
admit the impossibiiity OF governing
Ireland BY mingled SUSTAIN Of reme-
dial and Fepressive lo9isiatiop. Il vas
10 the administration Of Lord spencer
that be thought the government Of Ire
land ought 10 be restored. IL bad been
stated By Lord Harrington that what
ever the fate OF this measure vas, the
mere Introduction Of 10 by responsible
would do much thai could
never b. recalled.
BIT TIE EVENTS or Last JUNE
That vas psrfsctiy tras. But It Was
equally trne Of the events OF last June.
The consequences Of those events could
never be recalled. Those events entire.
" changed the whole aspect Of the Irish
question. The course them taken made
home ruis inevitable torios OF oh
oh r and laughter. Inc speaker thsn
tainted the opponents OF this measure
With having no basis fas an agreement
on the Irish policy. Did Mr.. 6osch-
en-" be asked. "appfove Mr.. Chamber
lsin's plan for q central council ct Dub
lin or the suspension of evicttops Had
the conservative leaders any policy ex-
cspt the condemnation Of Mr.. Glad
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Lord Randolph Churchill cried oat !:
/" Yes, They are nRstnsf the repeal Ia
any shape or formr tcheersl.
The speaker retorted that that might
mean as much as Lord Roacous6eid's
demonstration Of the Ave pound fran
ckise. at the very momenf when he de-
aligned 10 carry through the household
saffraee measure Ilsughteri.
coxRclox THE ONLY ALTERNATIVE.
Continuing. he said. .Ths fact 10
that there 10 no alternative 20 the plan
Of the government except the severest
coercios. This would require . strong
government, government determined.
persistent, In harmony With itself, emp.
ported by an overwhelming majority IN
Parliament and In the country. Such .
government had been dreamed Of 80
resulting from truce Of party spirit
and the end Of party warfare; but IL vas
not by the breaking up OF par
ties thai a strong government
conla be formed. Reference" CON
tsnued the speaker. '.has been made to
she Irish ia America. This house caa-
not for moment b. influenced By the
action Of dss<aFdiy assaasius like Ford
and others; bat the Irish nation In
America Is IS numerous ~ the Irish are
~ home There they have not been
parties 70 the action Of aesassins. Theee
actions Of assass3ns receive universal
condemnation from the people OF she
United state. Irish snd Liberal checrsl
Hat II yuu rsjecs this bill. DO you b.
lievs, are roo safe there vfli nos be
sympathy vith those assAsstns. with
their schemess Kisses and cries Of
oh. ehrl I hsiievs there Will be uui.
veraAl condemnation and aisspprnba-
tson from rieht tninking people trtsa
and Amerioen of such treatment OF
the Irish people" Irish eheersi.
NE. coscsxS's crrosrTIox srxncH.
In thu esarss Of an energetic speech,
Mr.. 0oschsn commended that thsre wAs
no analoey between the position of Ire
land and En1hnd. and that II Norway
or Sweden. or Austria and Hungary.
Irish and Eneiish Interests. be sAsd.
we're 80 inserisced that vnen they cane
TO The finance question they voaid fnd
II diflculs 10 decide vbeshsr the income
% be taxed vas Enclish or Irish. These
Interests conld not be disassociated. In
conciusisn 8o~chsu deaied that firu
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