Show CECIL RHODES PRESENTS His Kis Ineffectual Attempts to Get Rack Back He Re Gave Away C B in London But Mr Rhodes gave 1009 to t the te Irish rebel party under Mr r when the defenders of the union were engaged in a death struggle with that party Not precisely Mr Rhodes s knew krew little enough of home politics and the nationalist party but he did not ROt know kIlow that he was m In favor Cavor of home rule all round or as we say of Im hit Imperial penal federation Now he had bad Mr assurance that his home rule was a first step to a general system of local throughout the empire with one federal parliament Later when the real nature of the scheme became apparent and Mr Par Parnell Parnell nell neil was talking t separation and the of the Irish members Mr Rhodes In letters which I myself have handled demanded back his hili money uIt It would be a horrible thing he says If my money v nt to helping a scheme which alma aims at the berment of the empire and he re is requires requires quires Mr Parnell to pay over the money to charitable causes to be agreed agi d don on between bet een them The words quoted are as nearly as I can remember Mr Rhodes verba verbs The same words and thought oc or occurred occurred In a letter Jetter to Mr Ir regarding which Mr Rhodes had bacI given ghen to the tile funds of the liberal party on condition that its leaders should not urge or support our retrogression out of Egypt Mr answer and I Mr were to the same effect effort Mr Parnell replies that if ever he be uttered certain phrases about sep ep separation separation which had frightened Mr Rhodes It was in a moment of tem tern temporary temporary Insanity and he binds himself lf to the retention of the Irish members at Westminster Mr lIr re replies replies plies that the leaders of the liberal party are not represented in this mat tei tel by the expressions expression of Mr M Mand Mand Mand and that he is directed from a lofty quarter to assure Mr Rhodes that the liberals will stick sUck to Egypt and that No charities benefited from that aggregate I |