Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-10
IN PARLIAMENT.
,adstone's Speech Against the Govern
men,.-nome Rule for
ireland.
MANY IMPORTANT TOPICS DIS
cussEp.
R.lsour Replies. What the Government
Want 10 Know Before
Resigning.
BY Ttisuaph to tho NHw'.
THE CONTEST nEGus.


A Debate In the English Pnriln"cn'
Relative 90 Home nnic.
IospDN, Aug. Elm tue House oi
Connipnp fouay the iifst matter taken
up was the ease OF EgaD, the lnvinci'
liz. srpteuced TO imprisonment unuer
,h,' crimes act. The home secretary
sail hc would nOt hold Out hopes iOf
Eran,s rolensp very soon.
Iowther Parliamentary secretary OF
the lofo.gn Office, announced that the
HritI.h East African company had ~
,truoted IT. officers TO leave uganda py
August 3lst
GLADSTONE now BEGAN
bi. spe.ch against the government.
he eaiI that tue government leaders
mad departed FROM all prec slenls an NOT
f,slgning whom the verdict OF the
country was against them The House
had now mot, but wnN iorf Ihu
Oueen'a speech had told them nothing,
Was the HOuHO Of COmmons 10 Dght
tho battles OF the last six yeate over
AyaiuY Never bad great isruo SUB
mlt,cd to the country been no iully JUS
cus.cd IN the issue decided nj thv last
general election.
Continuing, Gladstone said thnt
goschen'e remark that home rule must
he carried out by the Irish majority u
carried out at all, wins no point, ~ tue
majority In thn House was no morn
Irish than Scotch Of Welth. such an
aryument struck at tnc root OF tho o1n.
tutution u the EingdOm. the Con.
sefyatives said IN their speeches ai'aihst
Liberals that nom rnle was not always
n monument VERDICT OF the people,
shown In the couulry rs meant TO be
monument anu therefore an END To the
Government. He SAID iho coercion
iii ought not to he retained on tue
statute book longer than required by
parliamentary usage. Gladstone cred
tied the present government with au
avcrion 10 natiOdal debt. lie ac'
know lodged hp must have some light
up0n Ill. future, but II was not possible
for the Liberal government 10 say
what measures they would submit ~
PafliRmpn. six months honce.
In regard to the suggested EoldingOf
q session In November, no said my
government taking that course would
show an inadequate sense of the mag
nllIde and variety OF subjects II had
10 deal with. ireland for years has
been In the forefront VI the battle nni
tlill holds that position. The princi.
Dies Of Giadstono's home rule bill are
well known. By It's provisions there
would he iuli md clectual main
talnauce Of imperial supremacy, while
Ireland would he given the conduct OF
her own niiaira. Irish representation
IN the Commons Ia also contemplated
under certain conditions. AS TO tue
form In which the principles would be
embodied Il was the uuiy Of the LIB.
erals TO select the hest, but not until
they had been placed In power. For
seven year, the bill received his FIRST
and absorbing attention and would
10 continue til the end. The House
would pnss bill giving Ireland self
government and Il would then go the
Lords. He would mol argue upon the
probability OF tie lords rejecting the
bill. This objections Of the Liberal
government would utterly forbid
bequlpseence.
In regard to evlnued tenantS Glad
stone expressed tho hope that In tho
autumn
VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT
between landlord and tenant would
ObviRie the necessity for such leglsla-
ton M would become Inevitable II NO
arrangements were made.
In conclusion, Gladstone referred 10
the conservative argument that the
Irish majority wrs trying to coerce
England. lie held that such was the
strength OF England In relation to
other Kingdoms that she never could
DO coerced by them.
AR. BALFoUR
followed Gladstone. He declared that
the Commons had right to know be.
fore enttusting the government TO the
Liberals what their duty wac.
SIN regard to the proposed vote OF
mo confidence continued Balfour,
before the government resigned, they
had right 10 ask what were tho con.
ditions under which the alliance be.
tween the Liberals and Irish would be-
maintained, what conditions there
were between tho Nationalist who
had been squared and those who
had not been squared, and what do
msnds had been made upon the libeI-
ais when they came Into power. II
disturbances arose Ia Ireland, was dis.
Otuer 10 have Tree hand2"
Lieutenant Colonel Edward James
sAundOTlon (Conservative) made n
hanlering speech In which he charged
that Rome would unite the Irish fac.
hone, saying that the chief members
OF Gladstone's cabinet would In reality
be Irish.
Bishop Walsh RedmOnt predicted
mat the Irish Parliament would be M
res from Interference on the part OF
I.ome as from Interference on the part
OF The British Parliament.
Talk In this lobby charged McCarty
WIN an attempt TO embarra's Glad
stone, but rs Gladstone proceeded with
MS speech IL became evident that
McCar.y had arranged with the Lib.
eral leader TO PROFOUND series OF de-
mhhds sounding rather p0rteutlous,b but
!.luslng no unusual announcement on
the part Of the greatest parliamentary
wcucian living TO dispose OF.
The RAynges OF Cholera.
Moscow, Jnly O.-Sixteon new cases
ohOleFa anu ten deaths from the
disease occurred here TODAY.