Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-14
WITH GLOWING RLoQuEScE
rraousAsDs L.srnx TO n'n.
Tie Grand Ola Nan Overwhelmed
with Congratulations By
aii Parties.

LONDON, Feb. william EwarI
Gladstone presented TO the world today
ascene that has seldom been patAileled
in Its history. Weighed down with
the burdens OF SO yeats. vt Time when
most men are In their graves or IL
their dotage, lie arose IN the house Of
commons to Introduce his long looked
for measure for Irish homo rile-tc
make the effort OF his life, as some say
he did. Ho spoke for two hours, aud
Justice Harlan Of the United 5latsl
Supreme Court, In conversation with
Giads,one's secretary, declares TINT the
entire speech WAS matches ana the
pcroration the most beautiful la pAthog
he had ever hearI.
Alter having referred 10 tho charge
by the oppoBition that Ireland 10 not d
united country ana that thcre 40 con-
siderable popular ioeling against home
rule, the speaker said.
81 Will not attempt to measure thu
numerical strength OF the minority. IL
Il said by the party opposite that the
minority in the north OF Ireland are
aTfny.d In unalterabie opposition 10
home rule. Unhappily, attne succcas-
ful instiRatiOn OF tnOso whose plot It
was to divide the people OF Ireiond,
when united ut the close OF the century /,
through the medium mainly OF tho
Orange lodges ana through religious
anlm0eity, there wns an alteration Of
feeling, but the Protestants OF Ireland,
during the period Of the indepe npenl
lrlsh parliament, were Themselves not
only willing bur jealous anu cnthuii.
tsiic supporters OF Irish nationality,
inasmuch as their political life was al
that period more highly developed,
led on by n Roman Catholic popula.
'ion In the political movement wnicn
distinguished that period. [Cheers. ]
This In written broadcast on the hit-
fofy Of tho time. Genuine national
sentiment, In tho ssnse Of national
unity, At ono time prevailed among
the north Ireland Prltsstants. We
VINO have seen them after, not through
their own fault, artRnot rendy TO be
persuaded that they Will not alter back
again TO the sentiment Of their ances.
tors lcheersl, and with their own blood
and their own rcoplo form one, In
noble, glorious unity"
ALLUDiSd TO THE ENGLISH FEELING
towards Irish home rule, Mr.. Gladstone
said lie would refrain from urging
England. She would find herself OK.
haustel and her work made impiac-
toable by resistance TO Irish demands.
He could well conceive England
maintaining, II so minded, resistance
10 Irish demanus, but England's con-
version to home rule Ind been rapid.
lnlSsO England'e majority adverse to
home rule IVES I'll. IL had now declined
toU, In the lace OF such fact who
would guarantee tbs permanenco OF
ihe opposition OF the remainder?
Cheers
He would now nsk the patient In.
dulge ce OF the house while giving an
account OF tho I'LL. lCheen. He could
not undertake. to supply mere table
OF contents. The bill, he added, would
probably bewiIder his hearers. He
would rather seek to present ths salient
points, hoping to leave q living
impression OH the minus and men,
ories OF his hearers. Ii he might
omit what IN the view OF some
members, ought to be mentioned, he
begged them wait and consult the bill
iself, which lao hoped would soon be
10 their hands. II would be- renlvm.
bered that the bill OF 1886 laid down
hse pfoDositious "a cardinal principles
70 which he endeavored closely 10
sahere. A change there was, but not
uenchnnt change, he declared, from
'he principles oi 1856. ~
"Iho object Of the BILL" Gladstone
tald, "remains ~ Ia 1856, to establish
legislative body la Dublin for the
conduct or both Legislation and adj
ministration In Ireland us distinct
nom imperial affairs. (Cheers.) /. m.
iIng the conditions which were then
oueorved anu have since 40 far ~ we
were able to do, been ssdulously,
e'oseiy observed, were thest. We
were 70 DO nothing inconsistent with
imperial unity. or this l will say,
whatever our opponents may say, that
~ INr ~ our convictions and inten.
uons are concerned, they would DO but
aeenly stated by being coucbed In
ueuisiation. We 10 not mean 10 i'm.
INT, u we wish 10 strengthen n.
I1heefe') We wish to give II greater
'"svnsity than II has ever yet POSSESSED.
rlis', then, Imperial unity IL OBJ
.styeu and the equality OF ali il oh.
SI.veu. SECONDLY, the equality OF all
hn,hnggoms would be borne In mind.
sn,iuly, there would be equitable rom
s,a.ion Of imperial charges. Faurthly.
s"y anu every practicable provision
" .he protection Of minorities would
Do Included. wa"
TIE PLAN PROPOSED
S nssa 10 be such rs to present the
cor,,sty chnrscterIrtics OF real AID
'0in,inued settlement.
,,.in the first place we made IL n de
n.y.. mo 70 get what we though, no IN.
mss vnhbie demand for the expresa
Liha,ao,n o. the supremacy OF the
a 1eni parliament. We nave chosen
ms Preamble ns worlhiur and bettsr
~ on,e, Tor II DOM by a clauso n
Of sn s oe TOO much in tho character |
ths ~ enactment. With reference to |
Art wnmge that We are Destroying the |
luirv union ! wish To chalienge in. |
lily upon this iundarns ntai poini. |
VII respects and maintains the