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HOME RULE PROBLEM liP POINTS OF LORD ROSEBERY'S SPEECH. Subjoined -are the principal points in the I speech delivered by the Earl of Bosebery yes- terday at a meefing of the Liberal League in j ,t--r,C?a,y at t ME-efing of tjl,3 l?eague in What is the "larger policy of the 'ardent Irish Sometimes it has been called "Separa- tion," sometimes "an independent Parlia- ment," and other forms have been given to it. The N ationa-list Irish policy is large in England; it is larger in Ireland; it is largest in the United States. The leader of the British Liberal party in giving unnecessary advice wa-s first identify- ing himself with tho "larr policy" and thcH urging the a-rd?t Irish '?ation?!i&b to .proceed by instalments, hut always with the view to the "larger P;,UC-y." I It is an invitation by the Mbsral !eader and proximate Prime Minister to co-op?rat? with the Iriph party step by step in tile prosecution of the larger policy. My formula is: "No independent Irish Parliament, or anything that will directly lead up to it." The policy of the Prime Minister is clearly and explicitly expressed: "An Irish Parlia- ment, and anything that will lead up to ¡ it." No one out of a lunatic asylum believes that in the next Parliament an Irish Home It Bute Bill can be introduced. Would it Dot inspire more confidence in the nation to say so directly and at once? It would have been easy for the Prime t Minister to have said after my Bodmin speech; "I repudiate altogether the inter- pretation Lord Bosebery puts on my Stir- ling speech." The silence of tlie Leader, Otf the Liberal party was an mi fortuTiiate cne. 1 It will be impossible for any member of the Government to get through a general election without telling us in clear and unambiguous terms what is the Irish policy o-l tlie new* Government. Our dirty is not merely to maintain a united Free Trade party, but to strain every nerve that an overwhelming majority of the ronstituene'i'es should be returned in support of the present Governsuent. I hope and pray tpiait the Government majority will be wholly and absolutely independent of the Irish vote. A Liberal Government, relying on the Irish vote, would not possess the confidence of country Mr. Chamberlain spoke of the Liberal Leag-ue as a hermaphrodite. I acvcaipt the omen. The Liberal League has the sterling vigour of the male and all the winning attnaetiyeness. of the female. I advise you to sUunra hermaphrodite on your ootepapsr. I greatly prefer it as an emblem to the 'bacon-producing and all-devouring denizen of OUT farmyards.

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