The sun., 1897-06-22
NO JUBILEE FOR IRELAND.
DILLON PROTESTS AGAINsT CON-
GRATULATING THE QUEEN.
uis Eioauent ArraiEnr,ent or EnGinud FER Held
ing the Irish People In MISERY ana DendnEe
-O'KsiIy Tells why ireland 1s ntsioyai-
n.i,.surv and rlatrour Also mako speeches.

tmg the hftah Pengte IN Mtnery hhu hhouubBo
--O'Hsiiy Tells why Ireland Ts ptsieyai-
Salisbury and Baifour Also mako speechcs.
Special Cable Despatch to the suS
LONDON. June 21.-In tho House of Lords this
afternoon lord Salisbury. in moving an address
| of congratulation to the Queen said thorc had
| been roigns in English history almost as long as
| that OF her Majesty but none had been 80
marked by national growth. peace, and pros.
perity.
AT tho close of her reign" ho said, "the at.
| tachment and devotion Of hor subjects TO their
sovereign arc greater than at the commencement.
Not only has hors been long reign. but an Illus
| trious one Tho extension OF tho colonial empire
! has been almost phenomenal. Tho empire OF In
| dia has extended, and various races which wore
| ut war with each other for centuries havo be-
| como peaceful and arc fast becoming homogo-
neous.
Tho Queen began to reign IN early youth un-
| der tho guidance of q groat and good man, the
| Prince Consort, and, in spite Of many adverse
| circumstances. the empire Is now not only more
powerful and wealthy. but richer in love and
admiration for Its illustrious sovereign"
Lord Salisbury then bore testimony as n
| Minister to tho Queens devotion to public bust
moss, and concluded by expressing an earnest
prayer that hcr Maicsty's life and reign might
| be prolonged for many years.
The Earl OF Kimberley, who was Minister OF
| Foreign Affairs in the Rosebery Cabinet
seconded the motioh' ana said 'hat mover peiore
had thore poen sovereign 30 'n'per.'e' W tno
parties o, the 9'a.e UT 80 oapaoIo u sNIns "'e'
ana gooo counsel IN sta'o aHNrs. hihiS'ors
chahgeu' no said' pue tho sovereign was p'rma
nent' ana she had mus ootainod ripeness OF
Judgment ana kho"ieuge' OF auairs "h'ch ~
wouid DO impossioio LOT minister III th'S
| country TO acquire. No subject. he said in
clusion, had a more profound sense Of tho
queen pubic duty theh her aialesly herseh.
In the House OF commons 'nis AFTERNOON Mr.
Arthur j. baitour movod an ADDRESS similar 10
| that proposed oy loro Saiso"ry III tno iiouSo
VI hoFus. his fe"i"iA' "'fo iee'Ns" "i'n p''
ioheeu cheers'
"r ih"l' ithrco"r'' 'ue ieeuer vi 'io Wy
positon' seconueu .he MOTION uociar'hs 'h"' u
was tao he"r.s VI inc h"''oh "'oro 'heh It's
prhe that spoke 'o-uas'
Mt. 'ohh Diiioh' lho icaaer OF INC ir'sn Ma
'iohaiist party, protcs.ea against INC aaur.ss
contehuihR tnat ireiaha mas receceo 'hs'eeu o'
progressing during inc queen reign
In the early part OF Mr.. Union speech large
huinoer OF Mihisteriei Hemoers rose concur
rehtlS nha iett inc house amio angry 'eers from
inc itish n'en'oers. Mr. piiion niaae 'ery e'o'
auent address, IN the course OF "hich nc saia:
| "o snouiu III represent inc vas. 'i'"ss vi 'no
rish nation "o aos'"iIeo 'fotr iohesuS 'e'i'
ing the tiouso anu her Ma1eaty 'ha1 her irish
subjects 40 not rejoice upon TINS occasion.
Addueihs the reasons ior inc aos'ehtion Oh inc
irish from participauohi III the Juohee' Mr. Diioh
said that the taxation per mead IN "reat Britain
haa oeeh reduced ohe.hait ana tho whoie popu-
lation haa oeeh oouoed' OUT IN ireiaha the TAX
atioh hao oeeh oouoiea ana tne pop"iat'oh re-
duccd one'hait Ihe popular lioertios OF treat
Britain and the colonies had stoadily Increased.
| whne III ireiaho the! had oeeh steaali! aehied.
some ten thousan' persons IN ireland haa been
put III jail TOT pohticai ouehces' ana several had
oeen crueilS eNecutea uhoer the preteNt OF law.
Tens OF thousands OF others haa oeeh cruelty
evictcd.
| "easked you TO release upon the occasion
OF the luniiee. ne continued. tew prisoners
10 mitigate the bitterness OF the anger OF the
irish people, oht you refusea' aithough the
Gar OF Russia released upward OF thousand
pohiical prisoners upon the occasion OK MS
coronation. fort!-two coercion acts nave oeeh
passed during the present reign. tho British
Government choosing tho htueth year thercot
| TO nS around ireiands neck the badge OF per-
petuai serVltude. ihrough oao laws famine mas
| become endemic. ana millions OF our people
nave thereby starved OF oeeh driven TO America.
NOW we are asked 10 rejoice nj sixty years or
| degradation ana rain OF our country, ana lick
| inc mana that chasteheu US.
| doubtless you nave tho power. II you choose.
to continue 10 deny ireland the rights you give
10 Cahaoa ana Austraha' Du' whAt you cannot
do Is TO drag us to rejoice behind the wheels OF
your triumphai chariot. You may forcibiy hold
! us down ana Keep us plunged Ill poverty. but
your coercion acts VIII never conquer the hearts
OF the lrish nor mako them JON III your reloic-
ing. lEnthuslastic lrish cheers.l
Col Saundcrson. the leader OF the Irish Con-
servativcs. denounced MI. Dillon assertions as
| O libel upon ireland.