The Gladstone Government and Dynamiters.
PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.
LONDON, February 10.
In moving bis amendment to the Address in Reply, Mr. Redmond demanded the release of fourteen prisoners who were convicted in connection with dynamite outrages io Ireland, on the grounds that they wore political offenders whose guilt was doubtful, and even if guilty had been sufficiently punished. Mr. Asquitu, Home Secretary, in replyiog, Btated that the terrible and reckless methods adopted by dynamiters placed them without the pale of political prisoners, and the Government mußt at all rißks refuse indulgence to suob criminals.
Mr. Bi'foiir, lato Chief Secretary for Ireland, I i^bly commended the courage of the Government,
Seven thousand applications have been received for a hundred and ten seats in tbe strangers' gallery in tbe House of Commons by persons desirous of hearing Mr. Gladstone's speech on Home Rule.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2350, 11 February 1893, Page 2
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