New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
PARNELLS BILL REJECTED.
A MAJORITY OF EIGHrY-FTvE AGAINST IT.
APPARENT IMPossIBrLirY er IRISH LE0isLATIoN
AT wEsTMINsTER-THE PARTY LEADER

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APPARENT IMPossIBrLirY Or IRISH LEGISLATION
AT wEsTMINsrER-THE PARTY LEADEk
IN DEFKNcE OF HIS MEASURE.
LONDON, March 2l-The House OF Commons to-
aay. by q vote Of 32S to 2l3, refused to order
Mr. Parnelrs Arrears Of Rent bill to second read
Ing Mr.. Parnell in moving tho second reading
said that he and his followers still had an In
vincibe objection to solving the rent question py
a general bankruptcy of the tenants lie asked
the House to empower the court in which procesd-
ings are taken because of non-payment OF rent 70
reduce the amount of the debt and costs MS 10
thought proper, and to extend the unit Oh 'aiue
from ESQ to El00, in order to relieve the greas
body Of lcases. He proposed to extend the "cS
of 1887 to civil cases for the recovery OF rent
Although he limited the bill to debts for rent ne
was willing to extend its provisions 30 as 70 On
brace all cases covered By section 80 Of the act OF
ss7. He proposed to extend the time for re-
demption to three months after the passage Of the
present measure provided the six months allowed
the be sds Syen 1' to reduce rent and costs where
decree had been recovered prior 70 tne t''''so
Of the act.
~ ENDLESS SEA or DISASTER
The Irish people were now at the END OF tne
respite which the act Of 1887 afforded by pro.
vidng that notices Of eviction shau replace accaa.
ejectmcnt for q term of six months. The enect t
Of that provision was seen in the fact that
whereas In the three months ended with Septem
noptSs Ds1 nere ended with December there only
ESQ But in the latter three months $500 no,
ces Of eviction had been ssfysd 600 wnSt Stber no
tices were carried into c}fectf Ireland would be
plunged into q sea of disaster and trouble tne
end OF which no one could forcsee Inc ques
sion was a pressing one needing an immediate
solution. lCheers) :,
Hitherto continued Mr. Parne , the tho SoIerm land
question was that they were invariably too iate.
Ehcers) Mr.. Wil.iams's amcndmsnt asked s.n"s .nas
different footing from other debts; since ei1s Ens
Devon CGpmssGn asSn os Ss andord but It
not fet that It was necessary to feter the action
Of other creditors In no Gases hSngs or the
shelter Of IA roof through the shopkeepers When When
distress occurred among the class aga'nss wnlc" N
Mr. Williams asked the hO~se srs 70 the cny
who assisted the people oy giving 'ne"' 0''N'~
tCheers.)
40 HOPE OF IRISH LEGISLATION.
II the House plunged tho country INTO oank;
ruptcy it would destroy the credit OF these poor
neonle Was the House, the speaker asked, going
IN Az in the face Of every recommendation given n
them by every representative Of Populous coz
sth9c.cyP i 50, upSI S their hs hssss oe 'n' '''
Mr. i%rncll promised tc consider M any amsna- emo
ments offered that consistent with III tho pond plndi
cpes Of the bill and declared "a tnas tmH Years ne
t h was rejected t would be the best proof
Of thu mpcssblty Of legisnt'ng for irsiana .sHn
was land question. II it was so. why dld not nSs
the House take it in hand earnestly and dcai wtH q;
it.? The truth was they were unsoie u se'r r.rt
hecause they knew nothing about IT,. They ven, Wenc
to R;ymipQham for guidance instead OF 70 CotK
and Tyrone II the bill did not endanger tne ne
union why were they afraid afr e. ~ .s I land
onestson on the most lust and generous principles
would diminish the demand for the ressorsuon OF
'ns TIT. ts.I. ssssement was received with cheers
xrrrrrpg ~ rHv rIBveAL UvIoNIsrs.
Josenh Powell williams, member for Sonth By
minqham. Liberal -Uniorist, moved his amend
ment to Mr. Parnelps motion for the second read
inc NJ the Arrears Of R~nt bill. The amendment
declares that bin vii be ssSts sstsfaccry a 1en He
ar~med that n one creditor was to be compelled
70 come into court all creditors should be COM
pd 70 90 sss snme Member 9cr South Tyrone Lib
era-Unicnist, said that actuated by s,rong sen1e
of duty he intended Il vote against the .Tcycrn,
tSe Snd ...con o the Bin would result in
repeal Of the Union. a..
Mr. Chamberlain declared thaf the enecS OF p1e ,he
bill was to illustrate the desirablity f Home kuie
rather than to secure material sdvnntage 70 tne
people. There was rcsson 70 suppose thai any ny
large proportion Of the 5000 n1s%Ss meh''0hfa ~
The House rejected Mr.. Parnells motion-S2s
to 243. s,s 49,. ~.
In interview Mf. fdTHcu Sdiu nc Ufu NV ~
arrears question this session uness numerous nann
eviCtons reused British oplnlSn mrth;mS MI H. viii
ask a few millions to extend the Purcnasc acos:
thereby relieving the landlords at the expense OF
'Hs The be- Consos Conversion bill passed the com
mittee stage in the House OF Commons 'o-nlen''
WHAT nouLANcEG INTENrs TO DO.
paris March 21-The Dix -Neuvieme Steele says
that General Boulanger rrftated at being placed upon
the retired list, has declared that he IL no ionSo.
hound by military duties and will associate himseli
with the friends of his propaganda NJ fenA fyss'
ho was roccntly elected to tho Chamber OF deputies
nv the Socialists Of the Department OF Bouches ou'
Rhone refuses to give up his seat In isvor o' '0n'
Ia Ubcrtes states that tho court Of inquiry in
tho Doulanger case viii meet on snsr n
sssa s"a,.nser II wlt' rsm.1s SS %Passt IT Pciermont
THE EMPEROR MUCH BETTER
1erlin March cl.-The Emperor received visitors
drer Yesterday for tho first time since HE return
70 Berlin He passed good night ana 'eois muco
stronger. .,.,.n =.
The Empress will hold mourning reception ~
90 sStS,Sa'i IN. Crown Prince at
to-day and was received by the Emperor IN '00
u00n
RRTTTsH MISSION TO THE PORTE
r..aop Mach 2l-A son Of Lord Salisbury has
been IN Consssntpople incognito ono week ana mas
boen reoeved in audience by the sultan .s prtt,.s
rumored that be is on mission nom 'no "f''''n
Goyornment to tho Porte
THE QUEEN STARTS FOR ITALY.
rondon. March 21--The Queen left Windsor to-day
A.. uc~s.u,cuth an route to Italy Her Majesty was
.coompanied by Prince and Princess Henry OF battcn.
her9 The eonrt remains abroad three weeks Inc
ouecn travels 1Dcognito Is the Countess OF 6amor~I
yERA1TY WINS THE LINCOLNSHIRE.
of- fha 0lnG Gr,ffr