New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01

Ing an uCI'h~t' dNtll lNi '-''''''l'''t'''i %
should be elected The appeal 90 the comml-sic .
could be made even il there err. 20" increase On rent,
and the tenant wOuld'h" cuttlcl ,p tu" privilege "l
occupation for it,ecu years. If as"t;icmcnt were
made without tho Intervention 81 tit court. ne
could not have an arbitrary u'ra.o OF rent pax on
him; the rent could not be- based ul any improve
mcuts which ne or ms predecessors h". h"H, i.'.u
receiving compensation Tor tLtW; ie could 'ot
b. disturbed for fifteen years provided nc P'ld
his rent; and le cpuld sell his improvement g
and the general privilege OF GccupanGy i" me me
highc,t bidder. There we're also supplementary
provisions relating TO fixed ttnahGlts, J., i,JI.t
VrOpIiotorsLip and emigration. IN .rcDaL'
was closed on May 10 with Government InJ"iily
Of 3J2 10 17G, the Ulster CouscrY2uNrs ana tlr
moderate Homo Rulers acting with tne MN I!II-
lists, and a small number of Paruclltc' reiIainIhg
from voting. The hill remained IN committee from
that time until July %, Mr.. Gladstone c,hHucil .
the debates with uncNanp!cd pa renee ana Ic2OutH
purpose Few changes were mace III INC DIII' mn
the Government was sustained by MAJOR res tHCctu
ing 100, except in two Instances, Lord Edihuhu
FitzmJuriccs Limitation oil the iaI REM claus99'
where il fell to SO, and on Mr. HrneaScs ahehu-
mcut excluding leases from the action o the act
where was almost as low The opposition ail 4pI
oppose thc third reading and the bill was finally
passed bv n vote Of 30 to II.
Thc C0gsrrvatiyc leadership in the Upper lIonse
had dcvolved upon Lord Salisbury after the dea'h
Of Lord Beacon field, winch occurred on AiI,, .;
" hen the Land bill was introduced in the li"lSG oil
Lords he dcmucd il in principle and detail hu,
announced that hc should not oppose ITS second
reading, hut merely amend IN committee som ", y
L,. bi,sr ond tLeW hr drscricrs from the Ministry,
Lord Lansdownc and the Duke OF Argyll were WIN
tfiAlng exceptions rejected by the House ol Com
mons and then Icatirmrd 10y the House Of LORDS; \
cri is seemed imminent after Lord salisbury n2d
declared that the country could judge between 'h'
Ministry aud the majority OF the Peers pnt .'.i-
promise was arranged by Tcprcfn'ntNeS
of he leading parties. whereby IN" CU'.l-
mons yielded two and the Lords ten OF ne lmlor-
tant points in dispute. MI. EiadN,one
conce,si Us were. first. the ParneI amendment
granting a stay OF proceel ings for sale under virus
of execution for debt or DAMAGES H,hlh3 u'I ne
clslon of the court in regard 70 what Wo'-!d he
fair rent: and secondly. compromise whereby the
landlord was, under certain circuri, ance-, u'hoT-
i2rd to ask the court TO iorc' SAFE o' the ten
ant rignt' Lord Salsbury's concessions related TO
the vial principles of the bill. IN this form the
Land bill became a law.
PARTY MOVEMENTS.
Parl ament was prorogued on August p
after a protracted session, of which The Land
bill was almost the sole outcome. Tho
Government supported throughout by COM
pact majorities, the Premier succeeding IN massing
the sentiment of Wings and Radicals al'ke. A reso-
luton ccnsuring the Government for the abandon
ment OF Caudahar, which had been carried in the
Upper House 10y a vote of 1G5 to 70. was rejected
in the Commons by Il vote of 1876 to ZIG; and the
final arrangement with the Beers received a sim
liar vote OF apprOval-3l4 10 20j. In only one cpl
So1c IF the session did Mr. Gladstone give tok ens OF
thc slightest INDIGESTION. Mr.. Bra9uaush having
been declared by the courts TO be Inc pablo OF
making affirmation in place OF an oathi
secured a rcecctlon from Northampton and
applied to take the usual parliamentary
oath. Sir Stafford Northcote. in opposition
10 the Premier, effected his removal from the
House. MIR. Gladstone after some delay gave notice
Of au Oaths bill. but after three days drba'e the
subject was dropped. Ar. BradlaUgh made two
subsequent ciOrts to enter the House being dragged
outside by The police on the second occasion. me
su IStituiIon OF Lord CaTlinLfor for the Duke OF
Argyll a. Lord of the Priv seal. Mr.. Courtney, "A