Telegram-herald., 1889-12-19
PARNELL'S PLAN.
Hs Outlines the OBJECTS of Ia
Home hUlers
HOW IRELAND SHOUlDBE GOVERNED
Irlshaea ~ith tAs Aia ~ lrish a. pltal
shouid Develop hss Industries
sHa MzREfsct sEos - sttE "a
ar. 0laastoNS.
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LoNDos. Dec. Is-Mr P4rneli wSs
met by q great crowd on his srrivsl ST
nottingham Tuesday and ~as gree1ed
with mingled groans and cheers lnthe
afternoon be addressed large meeting
a. reply % the speech recently
made ~ Lord Salisbury Mr Par
nell dec AIRED that there never
had beeH movement ~ suoh
magnitude - the country which vas
a. comparatively free from crime a tie
Lsnd League movement The object ~
The kome-ruie movement, he said Was
g. regenerEue ireland. especially With
regard e. her Industrial condition.
Manufactures might De developed 10
such 81 extent as - takc the
strain on tie land and enable
the people 10 look 20 other means
than farming fof gaining . living;
but Irishmen themselves must promote
Irish industries not az the expense -
the English eNcheQuer but ~ The irish
excheQuer OF best of al through The
efforts q locAl and individual enter
prise and with private capitaL Mr. bal
foHr's plan OF making railways through
Impoverished districts was vain eK-
penditure q money.
Home rule, the speaker said aimed al
national regeneration. aud THIS inplied
the regeneration - the industries and
the Industrial and commercial spirit %
the people II hon.t rale we're granted lt
would not discourage the rich people
81 d M rturt q .. . =
trial developmente bUt the money
would be 1udiciousiv y and advantageous
ly employed instead ~ being wasted, as
now, 10 maintain Be- nover government
o. fraud and trlcEery Expenditures
OF that sort r0ula enable ire
land 70 get and 10 keep her
head above water and SO eX-
ercise and develop the qualities Of her
people that She would be- no longer an
exhibition for the wonder and scorn Of
the nations of the world. Cheers
Briefly referring 20 the Paruell COM
mission. the speaker said that ne be-
lieyed the judges report would not dis
credit the national movement
Mr.. Parnell devoted the speech be
made al night 20 the Tenants League.
He said this Nss BY far the greatest and
most powerful pescesble movement ever
organized in ireland or any other coun-
try. Although Ireland was tranquil she
was not &ppeased. On the contrary. The
peoples dislike of the Government
was ten-fold more intense from the eN-
periences OF three wears OF coercion
But the country. though u did not yield,
was tranquil because OF the faith ~ had
in the assurances Of Mr. Gladstone thai
q triumphant liberal party would soon
give il It's legitimate freedom.
Mr. Parnell would not say that IL
would be impossible 20 govern Ireland
by mere coercion. but Balfour's mixture
OF coercion and consutuuonalsm would
never succeed. Mr. Balfour had made
several mistakes; among these was that
be had neglected 10 provide for arrears
Of rent and for the restitution Of evlcted
tenants. This bad led % the formation
of an agrarian movement which would
sweep Balfour and his props away "a
chat is swept before the whirlwind
II the Government had nothing 10 DO
ashamed Of in its connection WITH the
Times. Mr.. Psrnell added doubtless il
would crafty ycuriosity by making known
the truth about that matter. The coun
try wanted 10 know how Tar the Govern
ment had gone in a course SO mean and
so thoroughly contrary % The knglisl
spirit As 70 attack men from ambush anS
/ by the use of such disreputable instru
/ menes He knew the letters wer'
/ forgeries. bat be would rather have diec
than have accepted the yindlcauon tn'
| Government offered him Tho psrnoI
commission instead of trying tho per
sonal Indictment. had tried tho lrisi
nation and tho movements o. tho Irisl
party.
Mr Parnell declares that al fho tail
! about a Protestant minority being ans
mated by q spirit of hostility o. au irisi
! Parliament or Catholics oppros n'
! Protcstants Is fallacious Iie furftc
declares that modified home ruIc. as pro
posed by Nj Gladstone. rs preferable q
! Grattan's scheme. which contained scv
era elements of friction.