Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-16
81. o,.,Hs Speech Discussed and
Criticised ID Parliament
.,,rn SUSPENDED rOR A WEEK.
,,, address 10 the House OF
lotd,-Euslaud'' Policy in
China aud Turkey.

,-,,sh was disposed OF.
r,,ns lf Richard Webster, Cjnsor'
.,s,, NJ. p. tor the Isle Of wight, d.
,',oo Of Caur.hire, aud formerly
,p,y.ssusral, moved tha'H cert-
s.,,o6y OF the trial sud conviction OF
Iv,s,,lDdy. ths tynamilcr who was
,,.,nly elected to Parliament, repre-
Ting Limrrlcg, although lac was
-.i,,ss In 1854 OF having been
,rs,ssi 30 dyn,mito cJnspliacl,s, De
,s,o,bei the house, ani Ihht the
.',sfpof OF Portland prison present
s.,Idra,s t1 the effect that Day Is
,,li, prisoner M that prison.
Wt John Richmond, memher iot
waterford CITY, Parnslli1e, SAID that
t,t,cpgnizru IN toe motion the mot
r.n I'M pr5cetdlngs shining At override
.,g tbs unanimous election OF tue
,se,6fs oi Limerick, aud hc protected
Az Inc conclusion Of Mt. Rcd.
,,srJi. remarks, 10. Charlie, FAnurb
Asu.parnplhtr, aud Uuu % tho whlIr
~ Inc Irish nationalist party t1tt1lel
bstn vas uubccoming behavior upon
i5sraft on the gentleman tiiting ucNr
"A. All. Al BaIhur, nrst lori Di tho
,,ss,ufy and conservative leader VA Tue
u,u,g Of Commons, 10 be "snigEeg.
isrpat Me- ReImond'z teuiaflss.
Il, Richard WrtatcT's motion was
t..lIy carried hy vote OF 3l4 90 ~.
ID. Tanner created quite q Hcruc'
UrWa. iutrn-oly excite uiHlld thui
III 70 dsclslon 10 tue Day m.iior was
arrived at, hu would call tAu attention
tftbp House tlthv undccJfJus buhnv'
bf Of tho gentleman VINO was thn
lg,irfoi the house, and the gentleman
who sits btsi Ir him. CuHunuinFt Dr,
Tanner remarked that whcu muu atnHl
up aud do their beet for "a p0pr man
vnonin pfl,0u, iu,t IL no reason WY
Uinu gentleman sitting on the treasury
tsucn should singer nnd sncnr Ia
way uuutc1mlng ui gentleman or OF
monitors NJ toe house."
Df. Tauutf's remarks were intsIs
fuplcd by loud cfius VI "Orler"
The Daily matter was male tue order
o. tue day ijr Monday.
uML Thomas WOdohousc Leigh,
member Tor tho southwest diyihiun OF
Lancashire, conservative, novel Ia
rrply 10 the gutol's speech, saying
there wa no! mucl o oTiticise In Il.
NJ. r. HufJgit Robertson, msmusT
iUr Hackney, Conservative, BocOnuVI
tho motion.
sif william Vernon HAcourl, the
l'ndgt u the opposition. Congratulated
Mt Leigh i1sI1uching uu0n hrnisnin,
anu said be- trusted the question WOuid
Eol BE- allowed TO sleep, aud that tho
government would he Hrm IN Insisting
up0n the trloims which It recommend.
ID being garfield out.
TIE Opp0sitign leader then said hr
wished ~ Know whether tnB govern.
mtut Intended 10 permanently occupy
ChItAl, aud challenged tho govern
mtnt 10 say whether n was prepared
10 extend the tguudHrIUa 0i The empire
without in'0ruiug Parliament.
Ia regard ~ lTglaut, Sif William
HMcUuu remarked thht tho late gov
eminent unfortunately was unnblr 10
sviile the great question In connection
Win that cluntfy. Ireland, no sldud,
Wah never more peaceful than low,
snd was the government wisn IN Ai-
burning Tor siN months without "a.
pressing IL Intentions In this matter
MI baliour, the conservative ltatot,
tgteod with lhr opposition lsadeg's re-.
marks Ia regard 10 Armenia, ami said
tue government was doing igs best 20
carry out tuU policy OF tue Earl ~
Kimberly, tue secretary D! state tor
iofelgn affairs,
As Iu Cni,rAl, Mr.. Baliour remarked
That tue Tlght honorable gentlcman'u
criticisms iys the o1ursp Of tue govern.
mtnt 10 this connection ware not we'll
iounde1' The government haa not
tG1vugeI tho boundaries Of tue eni.
PIE, but Chitrai being within ~
Boundaries, England would not permit
any IUdgmeuI VI foreign power In
ihss quarIer. Fhe population NJ
Ih.tfsi musl look 10 England alone M
lhe great suEefain pOwsr,
In regard ~ Ireland, BIT. BAliOur
SAID there did not appear TO Ds any
Pressing anxiety to bring forward land
legltlatlon before next session. II
mus! h' dealt with then.
Mf richmond moved an amendment
% lur address, inviting tbs govern.
men. 'p declare that tnare would bi
no u. lay ia tao ltlsh policy.
horace Plunkei, for the south Livl.
.'gh " Dublin county, and y contefyE-
I'VE, no believed that the time naI
tomr hon owing 10 the changed
view OF the Irish, u tory government
eguil leglsla.e Tor Ireland la a spirit OF
bmpAlhY.
iona Dillon said no feared that tbs
ellhUls silence VI the gUysrnmonl
YOU'D undo the liiu.wOTk Of pArnsll,
VINO brought tue irish people to believe
mat sumo home rule could DO won on
Tue moor u lnGt house.
hlt Gerald BaliouT, chief secretary
l9t IRELAND, recognized Mi. RedmSndii
moderate tone, but reminded MIN OF
Wo great differences between the state
ehlhg' DOW anu In 1856, lie was mol
lug 70 ulscuas the result OF the else
"U. lhe lAnu question could only b,
,'Ml WIN by an entirely nou.oouten
ngis Till, anu II would suffice " th,
.n We're introduced npS! spring. II
As unfair 10 ask the government {,
seola'e IN faysr OF Compulsory puT
timothy Harrington promised "a
h''o 'Ne government a fair trial. IL
~ V.uIHt OF some temATlIs, no declares
nu1 the liberal party had fei from
"uho rue, wherrupon Dr.. Tame
N9uled ouG "a llv,D
LouI anu indignSn, cries OF "OIdor'
sie hrh'd from both siiss Uf IN
1ouss, Dr. Tanner declining 10 ~ tp
ssH me eEpros'ioD. The n gnl q b.
aoPh ChAmburiRn, sscIo,ar .i...
the colonies, moved 49,. D.. Tan
Aet be suspended.
ulVlslon was called for, hut DR.
railt ialled TO tnd a teller, and tn
User utciafed tbs motion carried.
Spoh The speaker declaring the mo