Irish Policy.
MR MORLEY'S AMENDMENT.
MR DILLON'S IMPRISONMENT,
[_I_l -BESS ASSOOIATIO_—COPYWGHT.]
(Received Juno 27, 1.30 a.m.)
London, June 26,
In moving his amendment last night censuring tlie administration of the Government in Ireland, the Right Hon. Mr Morley said that the policy of coercion had failed, and that the magistracy wero utterly incapable of fairly administering the law. The Right Hon. Mr Goschen followed, and claimed that under the present administration boycotting and agrarian outrages had greatly decreased. There had been few miscarriages of justice, and the supremacy of the law was ■ becoming recognised. The debate is still proceeding. (Received Juno 27, 2 a.m.) In the course of his speech on his amendment Mr Morley accused tlio Government of imprisoning Mr Dillon with tho object of killing a political opponent.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5256, 27 June 1888, Page 4
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