Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-01-23
Mr.. CLADSTONE'S HOPES.
i. SAGE of Hawarden Talks on the
Political Prospect.
r ooom Of the Dignities y Strikes
as Benefit to Labor-Ihe
Record of a Remarkable
Interview.

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-gbt s Obligatory. The question to be
l1.dared isl is Home Rule for Ireland
r56f and fit he so. it should be grant
a5 Tmt there may be details in con-
as.,i8n with the schemes that do not admit
i H sl,v eyuauati0n is not to be wondered
ii butt rs am not a political pessimist
5m ready to hope that any difficulties
thr may De encountered shall be of such a
nature Is t5 he readily overcome.
Whatever .the Irish Home Govern
asnt may choose to do when they have
home rule Is not our affair. 1t is ques-
ton which ii is not necessary to take into
view. What Immediately concerns the
British public is the question of doing
Justice To Ireland and redeeming the
character If England from the dishonor
which attaches to it all over the world
fr its treatment of Ireland during the
a.t zoo years. Until the Irish difficulty is
settled There will never he a real union be-
tween the two countries. which are now
united on parchment, 1t is imperat-
im HAT K should lie setHed-settled on the
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