Home Rule, Speeches of John Redmond, M. P.;
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The Irish Members accepted the Bill, but avowedly and openly, as a compromise upon what they considered they were entitled to. It therefore comes to this — that Lord Rosebery 's ideas of a settle- ment of Home Rule is a compromise on that compromise.
If that be so then I say that the situation of the question is a lamentable one from an Irish point of view. What was the phrase used by Lord Rosebery last night? It was " Local self-government for purely local affairs." He would not trust himself ...apparently to use even the words " National self-government " or " Home Rule " or " Autonomy." By " Home Rule " we Irishmen mean something more than a purely local self-government for purely local affairs. We mean by " Home Rule " a government which would be consistent with the suprem- acy of this Parliament, and with our position in the Empire, a National Government with something of the pride and the honour attaching to a National Government and a National Parliament; and therefore I say that the silence of the Leader of the House as to what he now means by Home Rule, and the words used by Lord Rose- bery last night, are calculated to inspire us with suspicion and with doubt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Irish Members accepted the Bill, but avowedly and openly, as a compromise upon what they considered they were entitled to. It therefore comes to this — that Lord Rosebery 's ideas of a settle- ment of Home Rule is a compromise on that compromise.
If that be so then I say that the situation of the question is a lamentable one from an Irish point of view. What was the phrase used by Lord Rosebery last night? It was " Local self-government for purely local affairs." He would not trust himself ...apparently to use even the words " National self-government " or " Home Rule " or " Autonomy." By " Home Rule " we Irishmen mean something more than a purely local self-government for purely local affairs. We mean by " Home Rule " a government which would be consistent with the suprem- acy of this Parliament, and with our position in the Empire, a National Government with something of the pride and the honour attaching to a National Government and a National Parliament; and therefore I say that the silence of the Leader of the House as to what he now means by Home Rule, and the words used by Lord Rose- bery last night, are calculated to inspire us with suspicion and with doubt.
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