The sun., 1891-01-31

LONDON, Jan. S0.-Mr. ShaW-LeievrO (LiD.
erall moved In the House Of Commons to-day
that the Government use its influence in favor
Of the settlement BY arbitration Of the remain
ing disputes between tenants and landlords in
Ireland arising from the plan Of campaign.
He said that there were now only twenty es-
tates upon which differences existed. Three
thousand tenants had been evicted from these
estates, and now lived In huts, supported By
contributions from Irishmen In all parts Of the
world. In the hope that the time Was coming
when they would be rsinstated In their homes.
Farms had become derelict. and II many
cases the land had become a waste cover ID
with nettles breast high. No new tenants said
the speaker. would ever be found for these
farms. and tho best course to bring about
settlement was BY arbitration.
Mr.. Y. W. Russell urish Unionlst). said that
he would not oppose the principle Of arbitra-
tion but he must resist arbitration as q sort Of
curative lymph likely to effect q complete cure
Of the plan OF campaign. The folly Of the plan
OF campaign was the greatest tho Par
nellites had ever committed. and he could un-
dorstand their anxiety to get rid Of the costly
business through the Intervention Of anybody,
even through the Government whom they were
The plan Of campaign wss not brought into
operatlon to benefit tie tenantry. It's basis
struction i Of Of iandioriism, II was invented and
used as political machine It was easy 10
talk about arbitration. but quite another affair
In the case Of tho Gweedore arbitration the
rents had been fixed through Father MeFad-
terms decided upon by their own friend. What
was the Land Court but court OF arbitration?
Mh:t wss tho use OF pilins arbitration upon
Mr.. Madden. Attorney General for Ireland.
ssa tat 70 Ten
pie that it should not legisats for one GLASS Of
NJ Baliour. Chief Secretary for ireland, said
who S q q. Mr. SHAM
seotions q the oppoason % he '' .sfed ad
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81; s.; SS,iSs ssss,sasIonIs, ~ I., ;ys.. "a. sdOPs:d
the aeitators made four years ago Mir. SHAW.
1efevre should leave suoh work to mon who
pared to go to prison when occasion required
Why we're the persons ENGAGED in the plan Of
move made In the game Of revolution since
he ieieSticn of Mr. Psrnelis bili ~ hsd been n
III. Bsl,our attacked the plan Q, campaign
USED IN reie!sso. @ e 4: irish naa
had faults. but those. he contended. were not
bs to the plan rsSsd Of cam
had sssI|ss
rather than ubmit to the plan OF 0ainDAIQn,
x This pois. Is: GhsIle. Tanner Sstional-
at no a1e
. eqntilg snob!" but Immediately, aiterwsrd
Xithdrew the expression. The Speaker warned
lis q ssd
e proposs uSh an absurd boIsssrins oi tSs tot, t.
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tho Bridseson division Of Glasgow. followed d
akad M ssSHr % fa Mr. 1h ssoar hS M
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QUESTION ought to have received more Serious
% Mr. ssous ascsred h.s se wsas hsods
plan oi campaign 1t was sought to find means
to settls the disputes In question. and 1t was
,ba be sss OF tho country
paisn was va not defeated they W. were ' unwise ~ % 10
ssSo s,tf hs hs
sious and u aivlssd to reject Mr. shsw.Is-
aiys!sa; e: B: motion ss, 2, q ss ~ Shaw