The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-24
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The Peers give Wsy ON the church
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The Peers give Wsy ON the church
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LONDON, July q.
a compromise on the Irish Churoi
BIZ has been effected. Il was the 70
ealt OF fear on the part OF the Peers O.
the consequence threatened BY col
ilsion OF the two houses Of parliament
Last night, the tory lords held n large
meeting atA private residence and 70.
aolyed to repudIate the MARQUIS o.
Salisbury aud put themselves under
the head OF Lord Cairns. The lattel
was authorized 10 make peace with thC
ministry and express the WilllnRueaS ol
the Peers TO yield. To-day Lord CairnS
sought an interview With Earl Gran.
ville and gave Ia the submission Of The
feers, Whereupon the cabinet aRreed 10
Inc compromise announced tonight.
The prompt and loud expression OF pop.
alar indignation terrified the Lords, and
mus has been postponed for while the
threatened agitation. '' y .'.'4'o1 I'.[
Acceptance OF Compromise By the
- - AOunO Of C0mmOns.,,tf' '''"
... LONDON, July Is,
! There was L fnll attendance Of the
members and spectators Ia the House
Of Commons this evening" When Mr..
Gladstone rose to speak hewas greeted
With great cheering. Under heavy
sense OF the responsibility, but with
profound satisfaction, he moved that
the House agree to the amendment In"
serted yesterday without exception or
reservation. He called attention 10 the
excislon from the preamble OF the
Words specifying the appropriation OF
the surplus, but as the point was better
Indicated In the bill he thought Il
would be invldious and unnecessary 10
require a theoretical and abstract de-
clarAtion In the preamble. The relnser.
tion OF the date Uf 1871 was not a token
OF victory, but an indication Of the Joint
ana harmonious working OF the two
houses. He reviewed the other amend-
men's which had been met With objsc-
ttons, and said the substance OF the
Government proposals had remained
virtually unRltered. He asked the
house 10 discard every word that might
here have been uttered tending to en-
bitter the question, and he apologized
for any warmth OF feeling that he might
have shown. He congratulated the
house on the satisfactory settlement
which had been arrived at, and praised
the ability and moderation with which
the debates had been conducted by Earl
Granville and Lord Cairns, and he
hoped the dlsesLablished church would
develope With her the qualities by
which her great career would be marked
out for her, and that God would speed
her In her new career.
Sir Roundell Palmer, member for
Richmond, approved the course which
had been taken. It was honorable and
fair 10 both sides. The point agreed
upon was one which all musL accept,
In case ottan adverse decision we must
bow to the superior force OF those who
control events, and when that time has
come 1t is folly not to see and acknowl-
edge the fact. Hethought the compro.
mise was substantially a concession 10
the church, and concluded his speech
with a compliment to Mr.. Gladstone on
the tone and temper OF the debate.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Dlsraeli said that
when difference between the Houses
was the only matter OF detail he felt
that delay In settlement was The only
doubtful advantage and might result
In disasters and difficulties Of incon.
siderable kind Of compromise was not
an unconditional surrender. Most OF
s Msn hHa bes6 aGa Gasaseh9edf fhs Hmsna ina no
thought that the House and country
would deem u compromise fair and,
Just. he hoped that the present would
be the last occasion when the political;
circumstances would be dealt with by
abstract principles. We had been on
the eve OF collision occasioned by
misunderstanding bet tween the two
Houses at time when each had depor.
ted Itself In manner to show the pos.
session OF confidence and satisfaction
OF the country, surely all would hail
With satisfaction and ratiiy with plea
sure the settlement arrived at, which
was satisfactory and satesmanlike.
Alter the conclusion OF Mr.. Dlsraelis
speech the arrangements were agreed
TO without division and the result was
received with great cheering.