Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-15

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conclusion @; &c (Cheers.) In reas,ssent
hon Dd qu ad d, we are bound e It bSs,A
Honsa al afi9 &liecuon. My speech Ins
some doubt az to my own ,os; ~ nave raisee
70 nome rule. Those who baya ie FARO
doubts can only have real INV snt.,o,' 'Hese
c,!Isory manner. The policy Of 49, WI III 4
there not IS a snI Jess definitely pursnc rug
one pledge Which Jou tho On the subject,
Z gwen in this connection o't + 4e has
non non John Morley, chief sec ,ee OF the Rt.
o 1dfau (Gheers.) Mr.. Morley "i ~ aor Ire
d,,t,, higher office, but he tho, l"5 oeen
Of ot 70 sever his career from tha ~ lils
Our !ah ase 11GihhessrS5 ,e.aar 'n' cause
speech delVered in the House Of Co.. lasC
MADE declaration with which the ,,ra.dls
s sJTelhm ZEN nave entirely identified tben'
haen %. f .Gneers.) The conviction has iono
9een forcing itself upon me that VIII ,4 -,
democratic suffrage which we now enit me
st Sc chamber, constituted like the r ons q
VI LORDS, Is an anomaly. This cony;ot;a'I
mas been strengthened bv the nnh ,o,,oii
tthhapteT OF accidents which has t nrppa
me House of Lords from a hodu
e e 1Hlel diIS - laW-glvers, more or less
lzatlon entirely at the beck and cali a. of .
Single party. leader. Cheers When tba a
Torres were IN office the power of veto ,, a,e
not exercised, but when the Liberals arc =" ;n
power the veto is exercised at the dictates Of
the Troy leader. That is a danger to + th Wa
ent IS not 81 b Mle and the fni LberHl
slght OF any measure which is constitution
ally presented to the country in This nrea+
anomaly peril to which it is exposed.
(Cheers.)
will not go so far as some of my friends.
i 90 not thlnk that the peers should be
treated as patriarchs [ do not think that
the fact that a man was born in a
particular position should debar him
from the higher opportunities Of
serving, the state, and l do not
sympathize with the views of certain
deputatlon winch recently visited the Rt.
Hon. Edward Majoribanks Baron Tweed
mouth}, though | agree that there is great
inconvenience when the premier is not in
the House Of Commons. ! am not one of
those who think that the peerage should be
considered stigma and bar. But while I
remain premier you may be assured that no
Liberal i'll the ranks Will endeavor more
steadfastly than do I to do his duty to his
party. cloud cheering.l
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chan
cellor Of the exchequer, followed. He
said that the enemy fattered them
selves that the Liberal party was going
to drop home rule. But the language
of the Premier and the presence of the
Rt. Hon. John Morley as chief secre-
tary for Ireland was the best answer
they could give to this supposition.
Continuing, Sir William remarked
that Mr.. Gladstone's last speech i'll re-
gard to the House of Lords WAS an in
heritance for the party and asserted
that this question would prove to be the
greatest subject of the future.
The McCarthyites assembled at | P NJ.
n committee room No. Is Of the House
of Commons and engaged in an ami
mated discussion of Irish parliamentary
matters. Thomas Sexton, member of
parliament for North Kerry, said the
meeting was devoted entirely to the in
ternal arrangements Of the Irish par
liamentary party, and that though the
meeting was still in session at 3 p. NJ.
those in attendance did not know of
Lord Rosebery's declaration Of policy
or of the contents of the Queen
speech.
Ultimately Justin Mccarthy was re-
elected chairman of the Irish parlia-
mentary party.