Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-09
THE L0RDS TREMDLE.
Continaea Ion First Paae.

now. ron, and Cheers. 1t would therc-
fore relieve the Irish members from at
tendance at Westminster. Gladstone said
he had several reasons why this
should be the case. Even II IL
was possible for them to attend, as they
had parliament OF their own, Il would
be very difficult to have two classes Of
members In the British house, one class
who could vote on all questions
connected with the business OF Che
country and another which could only
vote on special and particular questions
which were brought before parliament,
Again It would be very difficult for gen
tlemen IN Ireland to decide who should
20 to Westminster or who should remain
IN Ireland and at the same time
to maintain the fiscal unity OF the
nation. There Is another point with re-
gard 10 the powers Of the legislature.
Two courses might have been taken--oue
WAS 10 end In this legislative body with
particular legislative powers, the other
was 20 except from the sphere OF its
action those subjects which the govern
ment thought ought to be excepted and
TO leave TO II every other power The latter
plan had been adopted. Inc administrative
power would pass with the legislative
power, the duration OF the proposed
Legislative body should not exceed five
years. The functions which II was
proposed to withdraw from the
cognizance OF the legislative body were
three grand and principal iunc-
lions, VIZ: Everything which
related to the crown, all that
which belonged TO the defense, the army
and the navy, the entire organization Of
the armed force, and our foreign aud
colonial relations. II would not be com.
petent to pass laws for the establishment
or endowment Of any particular re-
liglon. ICheers. As to nlyi-
cation, II would be q misfortune TO
ireland to he separated from England;
the Irish parliament would have nothing
to do with coinage or the creation Of
legal tender. The subject of the post
Office would be left 70 the Judgment OF
parliament, though the government in
cllned to the view that II would
be more convenient 20 leave
postotlice matters in the hands
OF the postmaster-general. Quarantine
and one or two other subjects were left
in the same category. The next subject
TO approach was that of the composition
Of the proposed legislative body. The
bill proposed to Introduce the two orders,
who would sit and deliberate together,
with the right Of voting together on any
occasion and on the demand Of either body
which should be able TO interpose veto
upon any measure for Il limited time,
either until dissolution or for three
years. The orders would be con-
stituted as follows; First there
were the twenty-eight representa-
tive peers, who could not continue to sill
in the house of lords after separation
and these people left the house OF
commons, they would have the OPP
ton OF sitting as a portion OF the
Hrsr order in the Irish parliament
with the power of sitting for life. Som,
people thought that option was not likely
TO be largely used, but the speaker was
not Of that NUMBER. He proposed that
with the :s'elity-eight peers now in the
house Of lords there should SIT seventy
| five representatives elected by the Irish
! people. With regard to the powers
Of election the constituency would BIZ
composed OF occupicrs OF the value OF
e25 and upwards, and they would be
J elected for ten years. The property quail
location of these representatives would bt
/ goo annual value or a capital of E400
1 iol Irish members In The house Of com.
/ mons shonId be members ~ tbe
irish narIIoment and while The
arst order al The LEGISLATIVE
bodv would consist of l08 members. Inc
sernnd order wonId consist M oOI +,
was nronnsed 10 retain inc yIcerov bpt
he wouId moi he tbe renresentative ~ !
Marty ar ouit Office With am ontooIno
goverrnepf The oneen yvnpld he am,
nowered 10 delegate IN him anv nrerogo.
I ttvcs she now enioved or would en-.
/ low The reli,,lous disahiIities now ex.
/ isting which makes Roman Catholic.
4 inelIoihIa 10 o0ice would no rsmoyed
win reoard otbe ;ndgas vyho bad heer
! concarned IN .he edministration NJ the
criminal law in Ireland her maiestS
,,,inht 70 sha cow ca,,so hy ordgr I; y
nnHSncil ontodota tba nensions NJ thos,
norticnI,r indaes ~ f,,tnre the indgo,
/ yyonId he aSnointed hv the ir1sl
oovernroart "a ho naid ont of ,be coneoi
F5datad fnnd and he ranovshle oni, an IN,
I'M oddress al tbe two ordars m,
! S cnnsta b,Is,.y ,vould remain nndar ma,
nyasent tnrro ~ sa,v,ce ana nnder thei,
present onsbority Tho chorge for M
CONSTITUENCY was now ~ ZOO lso, mar n,
nnm and tbe sneaLer felt conadent tha-
the charoe wonld he ,odncnd hn,
tor tha nresent mo nrnnosed
10 reljeye ,be irish IagiaIative
S,odv ~ All ovnardi,nres tor ,be eonstah,
v DTuy IN IN exooes ~ e, 5oo ooo ner AMMAN
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tbs Mace 81 Irsland IN refarenco fo Il.
AMI an r nast,ion iron, tbo nlttnste controi NJ
mo Irish ioaisletive hody Tho snaoi,e,
Sa aS No II, iaaidgsu nron tbSt snhiect az fbf
caro- ~ rrnvldino f,r tbe ordinogv ser,,rjt,
~ Iita ma nrnnartv was tbe ars,
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