Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-10-28 | Page 2 | Crimes Act Will be Enforced in Ireland

CRIMES ACT WILL BE ENFORCED IN IRELAND I LONDON LONDO Oct n An An Impassioned condemnation con cnn of or British rule in Ireland was again heard last nl night ht from tho tim Nationalist National ll hit hll section of ot the thc House of ot Commons The Time proceedings proceeding were Interrupted h by the tho taunts with which the Iho scenes cents arcIe are arc Ie Secularly accompanied With th the assistanCe of ot a number 01 of Liberal Lib eral oral members Including Sir Henry Camp b bell beil and Sir William Vernon tho the Nationalist mustered suf sur nt votes to permit William OBrien O'Brien to move the tho adjournment of or time the House for tor the purpose of ot the proclamation procla mation of ot the crimes Crimea net act In iii Ireland Mr MI OBrien O'Brien ar argued uc that tho time harsh handi Rd- Rd ministration of this thle net act was ell endangering tim till PolLee of or Ireland nd He lie accused the Secretary for tor land Ireland Mr ham barn of ot employing J England's power to enable the territorial magnates of Ireland to play th their 11 own same game He lie contended that tha Dublin was much more moro peaceable than Birmingham and said laid the Irish vero prepared to make mak generous n rolls terms with the tho landlords It If tho the latter would act ns as Irish Irishmen men instead of ot posIng HB as half caste Irish Anglo octoroons Other Irishmen n having spoken Mr Wyndham III in a defense defenso of ot the time Government Govern OO I ment said illegal pal al Intimidation must l bo Imo suppressed eLl and although lie Ilc disliked to toI uso use military terms he lie d declared Jared that I pending the time settlement of penco between the contending forces force the tho lighting mu must t tKO go KO on a which excited d l a fresh outburst outburst tho the Nationalist members shout shout- Inc Ing A er very ery foolish h observation and ando Wo o 0 accept the tho Chull etc Mr Wyndham yn continued h by 13 citing numerous numerous nu nu- cases ses of boycotting and concluded I c ed hi hh his speech b by declaring It was hopeless hope less ieee to persuade Parliament to deal with the land lone nue while hiie this system of or In Intimidation intimidation In- In prevailed pre Sir Henry n ml blamed the time Government for tor refusing facilities for time Iho discussion Ion of ot Irish matters and do- do dared that Mr Mi h had tailed to Justify the enforcement of or tho time crimes net act HP lie said fald that after arter ten jeara tars ears of resolute ret government o Ireland horI had u it crimes act for or orIts Its Charta and Sergt Sheridan as the embodiment of ot In 10 order Tim Tt house then divided ell on Mr O O'Brien's motion mOllon which walt vas defeated defeat b by br 15 votes to