New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-17
LAND REFORM ASSURED.
THE LORDS OPPOSITION WITHDRAWN.

THE LORDS OPPOSITION WITHDRAWN
FINAL PROCEEDINGS IN TIE UPPER HoUsE-TIE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE MEASURE THROWN ON
THE HOUSE OF CoMMoNs-TnE ANGER OF THE
HOME RULERS.
LONDON Aug. 16-In the House of Lords this
evening Lord Salisbury made a statement to the
effect that although the Opposition retained its
objections to the Land bill, and particularly its pro-
Visions affecting leasehoders and although they
would nave felt bound to support Lord Lansdowne
II he had persisted in maintaining his amendment
on that point, they would not take any action
winch would send the bill back to the House of
Commons, which had removed the dangerous ex-
creScences OF the bill He expressed the hope that
the Dill would bc of great benefit to the tenants and
not OF much harm to the landlords. Lord Lans-
doWne declined To press his amendment.
Inc House OF Lords then agreed to the amend
ments of the House of Commons
LORD Salisbury gave confirmation to the statement
OF Mr.. GladStone that there had been no arrange
ments between the two sides, and said the House of
Commons was responsible for the effects of the
measure.
The final proceedings of the Lords consisted
pHnclpally of mutual CONGRATULATIONS on the salts
factory ending of the difficulty
Inc anne cement OF the House of Lords authorizing
the Lana Court If it saw fit, to award to a landlord
who had bought mp the tenant right of n holding
compensation out oi the price paid when the holding
changed hahds, ich amendment Mr. Gladstone
was reported yeSer Law having assented TO- is the
sun" rs the Lords amendment in reIlrl to the
Ulster tenant right custo H. md was rejected on Mr.
GlatStoncs motion. The reporters of the House
misunderstood Mr.. Glalstones statement in the
first ins auce
Ia connection with the adoption in the House of
Commons last night of the last amendment of the
iionse OF Lords % the Land bill, striking ont the
provision Tor STAYING proceedings for debt, Mr.
fladstone, adVerting To remarks made early in the
evening that farce was being played asserted that
the Opposition leaders were not oware when the
81 tngs of the House began If the course the Gov
eminent intended to take in regard to a single
amendment Mr. Pamell thought the conduct of
the Government all through contemptible and
characterized Mr. Gladstones statement as scarcely
credible, Tor which he was called to order
Mr.. I. +. OConnor lilo ne Rulcrl trencnontIv de-
nonnced the Government for its surrender Mr.
. ponneH liomc Ruler having said he noticed that
the Liberals were with terror at the prospect
OF dissolution, rldicuied the idea of crisis Mr.
Hc1ly lliome Ruler said he agreed there had been
no compromise, for the Tories had no need to ask it
from GoFcrnmrnt which, having surrendered AZ
ghauStan. the TranSvaaI and Mr. Rratlnn,I, ,n1ht
DC GAptct'u 10 make no difficulty anout Land bill
Inc u ORD to-day says: " Mr. Forster Chief sec
retary for ireland. win certainly retain his Office as
long rs the Coercion bill in force. He IL prepar-
ing To spend the autumn in liclanl,p
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16.--Orangcmcn have enlisted
400 aborers To reap the crops in Bovcotted dis
irlciS ct Ire and, and sixty of the number started
Tor Dublin to-day.
LONDON, Aug. LITTLE DAILY Ncrs says:
Arrangements ere making to mold a ROYAL Commission
Tomorrow, when she Land hill VIII receive the
Royal assent. II these ARRANGEMENTS are carried
anI r r p' Vii, W.T. iSacG Dnon on saturday
me farneltte> believe that wnat Is l,ft Of this
Wt'h VIII barely suffice Tor the discussion of tine
lilSh votes. Air Parnel viii take a Trw weeks rr-t
ailtI p'or"Gttion ot Parliament. lie VIII then make
rs ulr' puhht appearance In Ireland he will a,.
dItss ms -utcn- in Cork The question of his visit
10 America is undecided. '