IRISH HOME RULE.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 81829, 23 August 1906, Page 3

IRISH HOME RULE.

AS SEEN THROUGH FRENCH

G JVEUNMENT PROPOSALS

EULOGISED.

A YV \RN T ING TO NATIONALISTS

Received 22, 9.52 p.m. Paws, Aut,ast 22. "Le Temps " considers Sir Anthony Macdonell's jSibyllme announcement cabled on the 3rd inst, an official indifalion of a g.-eat step forward in tho lirection of autonomy. "Le Temps " anticipated the Rt. Hon. J. Bryce will propose administrative Home ",ulci particularly control of finances. *.. hen-, ever according this scheme of loca Gjvcrnment, and the management of finances are placed in the hands of Irishmen, the clamourous demands for a National Parliament will lose much of its dramatic necessity. "Le Temps " concludes: Perhaps Mr Re dmond's party will uncompromisingly oppose Mr Bryco's generous proposal owing to its very generosity, and the benefieir-1 effects it is see to produce in"fc country where British administration has been the cause of most of the evils afiliciing it. If so, the Nationalists will deprive themselves of every foundation for their lighting attitude at Westminster, andjjdeserve the stigma of being (only politicians caring more for Parliament," ry positions than the iuterests of their conutry.

i'Sir AnlhonyMaedonncll.ina speech at Dublin, el.-chired his linn belief that there would be fruition in 11107 of mauy of the hopes the best Irishmen for manyycats had cnle.'ta ; ned There would be a frdaou of so much value that Irishmen, if true lo themselves, cou'd make il a source from whence the whoie of their hopes may be fulfilled.]