House of Commons Debates, Vol. 18: Fourth Session, Fifth Parliament, 49 Vic.; May 6, 1886 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from House of Commons Debates, Vol. 18: Fourth Session, Fifth Parliament, 49 Vic.; May 6, 1886

Mr. Casey. He has got a different opinion new, but no doubt he was glad to receive the support of the Home Rulers then and if his leader had introduced a measure of. Home Rule, his Opinions would have been modified but, not imitat ing the generosity of the Home Rulers who supported him, he has shown himself since then much more bitter and out rageou's in his conduct in Ireland to the mass of the peep e than ever before. He has used in his speeches language which I will not, out of justice to the debates, quote, which I would not be justified with any regard to the propriety of the debate, to quote. I hope the result of this discussion will be to adept some resolution that will materially advance the prospects of Home Rule, and affirm in a dignified manner the right of the Canadian Parliament to approach the Crown with a petition.

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