The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-02
1.-THE WI NBER FOR UGANDA"
Mr. Timothy Ireai,'s speech on the Gov
ernmrni's Neglect Of irish Matters.


At the opening of Parliament the Prime
Minister, Nr. Balfour, declared that None
of the things Which they ought to consider
was the finding of money in connection with
the Tiansvaal. and possibly also for the
Uganda Railw ay. lie d, clined to pledge
himself to give any time 10 the Considera-
ton of Irish matters. According to the
standard the following colloquy and speech
then took place:
MIR I. p. O'Corn~r complained OF the
absence Of any ~ on.i-c Of "a day Tor the dis
cu--iou OF Irish Affairs The honorable
member was pro,eo dingior'fr iothe action
OF the Government IN imprisonine Irish
Tie : ,aEcr- ! have stated several times
that tnl- l. bot an occasion for discussing
g"l"rHlN tic loI,N 81 the Government undeT
the Z liUlual lHWtilT' .HIdi act.
Mr. OtoIIor With AL respect. ! am not
discussing the policy of tn" Govern nent
IOE' am discussing the state of Ireland.
ana am swing that us a T'a' on why We have
rigl, TO demand that tim" should he give II
Tor a discussion IN this House Nationalist
The SPEAKER The honorable member is
entitled 10 say that time 'la!l q he taken
by ~" Government b' cause / leaves 10 time
ior 81 'us~lig the grievances oi li'iand
but b" b. not entitled 20 20 into detail upon
roe ,gii"yanoes Mr. W Redmond. warmly:
Mr. u'Coiror / have TO repeat that am
re- di.cu--!tg the, policy OF the Government
ionaii~t cheer | am discussing the state
OF lrmnd Welsh u mher NJ aloNed
10 diNcg~- : d" tate of Maics Minl,triali,,tt
| iron Tie N.i,onaii,t 6cnche-.
The speaker Inc lor orable member Is
quit" nj taken. IN" m'nhor for Carnar-
l"r that time Ma asked Tor the EduCatlo
bh. ana u,"d H." argument thnt time should
not he given because tie bil was unJ opular.
- a
/ friend were al owed 10 di.,G-S the popularity
OF ~" Education hiIl b" mir o'Conrorl. IL
r'ie '"u'r to country ~ which the tonsti,
tuition had been o'isp'i dcd, might be allowed
g DISCUSS Vie popularity Of the Goverrme Mt.
| He had -ow'tiu'- .orR"d 80 ca Welshman
| .laupht'rl, hut hr never md % graf long
! lue ~ at th.t moment INHtiOnuli-t cheers
I Their deW"rd was that A. the Governmert
! had -i'cL,cd a." Noi,c of tie Iri-h people in
! ireland, - least On this great court Of appeal
| their voice WlEht De- heard.
Mr. l Iiealy -uId D." rose Tor the purpo,e Of
/ lrauda Railway loud laughter Speaking
/ A. "a uHtIN" of lglnda renewed laughterl.
! b" wished 70 thank the Government for a
great measure OF advancement. which he
/ vs. sur" would bring calm TO Kerry and
! balm to B4livdetob laughter, ma mely, the
! p'oro-cd "Npcrditur" Oh that country OF u
| UP the tim" Of the House with regard to "A
| project of that description We could not
| help iehcitatiug III" Government upon the
! proro-ul 10 pend Tim" ana money upon the
! inhabitants of tnat distant and neglected
| Island |loId laughter iranda wQ- place
which had ever been foremost in his thoughts
| Renewed laughter They had been brought
| M TO 'oN" aud reverence II. and II was now u
! conc ,a'ion that that iong-nrglected country
| baton Of the PIiU" Minister Of England TO
such an extent that 10" Wa prepared. az a
! cation bill Tor England wa exciting 20 much
! passion. TO give 80 the people of that country
! the hop" of having large portion Of the
! tim" of ~" House Of Commons devoted TO II.
! attention 10 gauda.
! country loud laughter lie believed MS
| administration wa, in the hands Of the most
pure. oued removable that the British
Lmpre o?G;d afford lay and order 3IS;G there here
| had no example IN This country. and hence
! It va. that th" Briti-h Par liza mept turned
! id" from paltry topics. such a. the an airs
| of ireland, of England Of SCOT land, and of
! Walk. and devoted t-"lf with one voice TO
| IT," interests OF the people of that afflicted
gentleman opposite WIS 20 the of'ice of Prime
/ Minister. he had given pledge TO the Empire
/ al MiE" Nil'n Mohd l'dounn throush hus-
/ traila, through tlnadn, and through every
Z Island and Kingdom, and republic. alb orbed
I h. England laughter that, however, much
! thi- Parliament might have it- hands full.
/ Il you are Niger. a painted savage. or a
I heat hen roaming in the woods. he still had a
tear for you, At HI di-po.a loud l9ughterI'
pared TO appeal To the thancellor OF the EN-
Chequer 10 pour ont the sold OF England Tor
the benefit OF this benighted and detected
The Irish members had long 9loried in the
destruction Of their own Parliament. because
where, IN Ireland where, within the walls
of an Irish Parliament could they imagine
such di-lutoI'-t'tu"-~, SUCH uUful-ln, when
their own country. was papitating. thrilling
and thr0hbjug with passionate emotion as 10
turn aside to 'outcu plato the condition OF
the niger of l.slhdat lL9ughterl Hence
always felt for the House OF Commons would
low b" ~om,'L!ug ethereal and "ruobhng,