New-York tribune., 1885-07-08
WHAT THE TORIES WILL DO.
Mr.. GLADSTONE PROMISES HIS HELP.
..r .suREs TO DE CONSIDERED AND TO BE p"offAD
THANKS FROM LORD RANDOLPH.

,r.erpps 70 DE CONSIDERED AND TO BE DnoffID
THANKS FROM LORD RANDOLPH.
rovnoN. July Tin the House OF Commons
.odav Sir Michael Hicks-Beach moved 'hat 'no
.rt have precedence in the business OF tne HOUSE o
.,,esdays ard Wednesdays. He deprecated 'ho ae" -
~. nation being regarded as one OF commence IN .no
nvernment 1t was simply proposed ana suom''ou ioi
a. convenience of the House, TO enable the HOUSE "
.ct the remaining business of the session as quickly
=. rossible The Government had no desire W 'o'o
.her nolicy and actions from CRITICISM put sno n
ns,ness now should the subjects OF supply ana ways
and means which were backward In adoi',on ~ -, .As
,,,get the Government intended to proceeo Win INC
ns,deration of the Federal Council bill, the Austrian"
and East India Loan bill, the Irish Educational hnuo"
,nent hill and the Secretary for Scotland Dill. Inc "o
ernment the Chancellor said, was also extrenes -,
an. N deal with the important Irish Lana rurchasc ~
,, a would be impossible to pass this measure Nv
this period Of the session II 1t met Win oppos'o"
Tho coverpmeut did not intend TO renew the orimes
act In regard this measure Mr. GLADSTONE nau ''o
@bat the Liberal Government intenced 10 rene"
sautary provisions, but the speaker was una""io "
the nature of these provisions because nc hao iou W
trace whatever any bill having been prepareu W .o
late Government [Cheeist The Government tho
..,or CONTINUED did not purpose to proceed with the
Crofers hi,l or other contentious bills, but ~ thousue
that the Medical Relief Disqualification bill ought ~ NC
dealt with soon. Portions Of the criminal law amsn"
ment would also become law this session IL inc ho"
granted time for their discussion
Mr. Gladstone supported the motion because hc
thonrht that 1t was desirable speedily to wind up inc
business OF the session. In regard 10 foreign
nolcv Mr. Gladstone said that he peheVeo I"
was the duty OF the late Government W suPpo'
the present Government in the prosecution Va
important national aims. The statement was IN Tue maj"
that Russia had promised the znhkar fass 10
the Ameer. The Government. Mr. Gladstone s"iu' "o"
baxe his b-st support In reasonable efforts 10 prihs
that oue stion to settlement Referring TO the EgyPa
ouestop Mr. Gladstone admitted that the EoVe.hmo".
ought TO avoid committing itself, ana SHOULD DC
slime In which to the fullest and best aaVee Inc
question of finance was of the first Importance 10 Egypt
and until it was settled nothing coad DO done MI oi"u
in connection with Irish affairs said he regretted
tbat matter had been introduced In ths
debate As matter OF historic justice he mentioned Una"
nj the time that Liberal party proposed the coece
measure that measure was accompanied py re"ic"ia
peasures The Government, he sad incurred great re-
sponsibiIity aboshng the Crimes Act IL WAS ho 'e
hnsiness OF the opposition to wish the Government 10
fail II the Government could protect property U! ne
of ordinary law, he wished 1t godspeed.
Lord Randolph Churchill thanked Mr.. Gladstone for
his consderate reception of the motion oil inc on"n-
ce,or Of the Exchequer Lord Randolph disclaned on
hsnalf Of the Government any responsibility for the
evacuation Of the soudan He said that when the GOV
ernment assumed office the order Tor tme esa'u"''0"
had been carried out and could not be reverseu .
Sir HartDyke, Chief secretary for Ireland repyhs ,s
to Lewis who dsapproyed the hse Seoa ' e
sch condition that could he no comparison ne-
tween its present state and that existing wheh te
Grimes passed. IT. .a. -, o,,,oa
FINALLY Sir Michael Hcks-Beachs motion was auoptcu
nv n vote OF l5l TO 2, and the House went into Co-
mitee of supply . o,o.or,, cot, tba, n
was not the intention Of tho government 10 IocceMS M
with the Sixpenny Telegram bill this session because oi
The that the Introduction would give rise TO-
Sir Michael Beach, Chancellor OF the E1ehequer
replyipg to Charles McLaren ADVANCED Liberal, saa
that he could reason why sir Hehry Dfuinone
Wolff should not 20 special mission 10 Egypt'
bar wa reason TO believe that sir Henry was agree
shle to the Government OF the X edive. MT McIAren
gave notice he would Introduce motion
declaring that inexpedient TO intrust sir hehfy
with the mission In question. - ,
William Henry smith, Secretary for " ar, announced
that the Government viii propose vote OF tnanks 10
The trans engaged the recent SOhdan campaign.
The policy OF the Government as outlined Dy tne
M.rous of Salisbury the House OF Lords yesterday Is
not re garded In France and Germany as together reas-
snring and his statements had the effect or causing
weak feeling on both the Paris and Berlin Borses To-
day. ,, l., ~ .adross las,
pchf 70 his said that he joined the Gov
erp,nent hoping 1t would preserve an honoriDie
peace and would keep the Army ana navy thorousy
efficient to secure that OBJECT