Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-29

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hampered, and expressed his senae of his posi-
ton in that direction hv the attitnde of the ex.
| IRENE section Of his marty led nv Mr. Iabon
chere and in n spbseo,;ant ;nterview he inn
PRESSED 49,. .n.et 49,, . an
second reading of the bill with direct negative
and asked me to undertake the motion. I
agreed to this, but only on condition that was
70 eonf;ns ,,v ss on .ae i,S S.a. ous
think his ms faIso s..'.aaa r.. ~ was ,,a
strategy adont.d nn. 80 oIs .,;sh rrs;,,'
/ dices and radical necnl;arst;os 7 dSd the hest
| possible under the c;rcnnstsn.es and the sew
eral DAYS debate on the second reading con-
| trasts fayorably with M Tahancbere's recent
| abortiye attempt 10 internose a d;ract NEGATIVE
/ to the first reading ~ S;rn;Isr Iii .esterSay
| Time won't On The oo,o-,,-.... .i,o,-aa ,h.;~
attention To he d;str.s,.S se .so srass;on -
land purchase by a hin Conner, s FnoI;sb
publicans. and the a0rar;an dss;nni.x p Ireland
was again releoated 10 The t,,tur: - another
session. W WAC iu'uie W "A's'
Just before the commencement ~ this session
| was ap.;n fororoS lei me- ~ eut y. VII: 81
Mr.. Morley Impressed mon HIM the policy
Of an oblique method of procedure with refer
portance of proyidinp for the nneSt;n1 of ioca,
control and of limitation in the application of
| funds. He agreed WITH mo 81 T ofsared tn
| move on the first reading ~ a. LIN an amend.
ment in favor of this local Control advising
that If this was rejected il MIGHT no left 10 the
| radicals on the second readiSa ~ onnose the
principal of the measure. This anneared TO be
| the proper course and left Mr.. Morley under
the impression that this would fall to INV duty,
but in addition he made me a remarkable pro-
posal.
OFFERED A sxcRErARysH1p.
REFERRING 10 Tho ,,rohahlo ...;r;,
.,r,, - an pA. app oao.ue "
VI VIC hoerai party at the polls, ne sug-
SeS'ea some considerations as to the future of
the Irish party, and he asked me whether I
would be willing TO assume the Office of chief
| secretary for Ireland, or whether 1 would allow
another member of nv party to take position
He also put before me the desirability of filling
one of the law offices of the crown in Ireland by
q legal member of my party
=, toid MN, amazed as / was at the proposal,
;a oouio not agree 10 forfeit IN any way the
bers that the irish nporia b any t ., iis mem n,
| this movement because tbey believed that the
| declaration had made to then at Cork in 1880
| was true one, and represented my convic-
| ton, and that would on no account depart
| from it.
| considered that after the declaration We
had repeatedly made the proposal of Mr. Nor
| ley that we should allow ourselves to be alb
sorbed into English politics was one based upon
| an entire miscOnception of our position with
regard to our Irish constituencies and of the
pledges we had given.
In conclusion he directed my attention to the
plan OF campaign estates. He said that it would
| be impossible for the liberal party when it at
tanned power to do anything for these evicted
be imno;sihIa co. a. - 80 ~ "o'ii '' ~
| the powers conferred. to do ANYTHING for them
and, tinsing up his hands with gesture of de-
SPAR, ne exclaimed: Having been in Tip
70 tbc n,atta nos Know what 70 propose IN regard
im;ted , o"ei a., tolG aiil TINS questSh was q
aIIow b; Ue .n.' oid no. see that ne need
| cnns;aannt;S. oe haIhPerea Dy It's luture
from A,nar;na ,,Is nunas wouid pe a.ailaDie
those tanants ~ ," ~, .ne supper. Oh
that of nnmn,a as ,1ns as h.iSn' ue necessary
cuitv ~. .ke. uiluerstood .hat IL was dlff,
not be allowed to mtsrfere wth one .he anu
tarests Of AZ ao " Will lne general IN
'''e''S VI tue country.
THE LIBERALS ANSWERED.
allude to this matter only because within
the last few days strong argument in MANY
minds for nv exnulsion has beer ,bat unIoss
tho Ihoro,. -, -a' 80 '''"' uine''
erel nIec.ia '4 t ai,.o power AZ the next gen,
srsf.r Tue pan Oh campaign tenants will
go an ntii na.e SHOWN the liberals propose
W uo no1iIns lor the plan OF campaign ten
nn,Ser hut 49, ~, ac. .;.I Haen tney come INTO