Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-11
RALFOUR'S TACTICS.
How He Took Advantage of the
Leadership Quarrel to Rush
the Land Bill.
PLANS OF THE LIBERALS.
Radicals and Labor Leaders Are
Greatly Dissatisfied With
THEIR NEW LABOR COMMISSION.
VIII Discuss Practical Points and Capital
Will Control 1t.
PLANS OF THE LIBERALS.
THEIR NEW LABOR COMMISSION.
VIII Discuss Practical Points and Capital
Will Control 1t.
THAT PARNELL MARRIAGE CAEAID


having succeeded in rushing the Irish land
b.ll through the first stages when the Irish
party were fighting on the question OF
leadership, show determination to follow
!. similar policy with the bill in committee.
NIr Baliour's action in using the weapon
u closure to abrIdge debate on the first
clause, is as tyrannOus an application OF
force maieure' as the present Government
has given in dealing with Parliament.
The want of unity among Liberals on sew
eral important points of the bill, and the
diversity of opinion among the Irish men,
bers add nightly to the Governments
power 10 crush attempts at destructive
criticism of the details of the measure. If
closure be literally applied, as Mr.. Bal
four's action indicates it will, the Conserva-
iives' boast that the business of the session
viii be completed at the end of June, will
be realized.
Organizing the Home Rule Forces.
Nh Gladstone held conference to-day
with several McCarthvi:es on a line of oppo-
sft,on. and the result OF the meeting prom
i>es 10 restore concerted action among the
opposition, instead OF every ma fighting on
Individual responsibility. Summed up, the
Liberal amendments, upon which the strug-
-.g viii proceed for several weeks TO come,
include opposition TO the use of local funds
a- guarantees for loans, and objection to the
tenants insurance funds, to the proposal to
levy tile amount Of any deficiency on the
county rates, and to the exclusion OF grazing
farms from the operation of the measure
None 0i these amendments are acceptable TO
t.r Cover meuJ, and after much talk each
viii he defeated in turn The Irish land
lords convention sent Il strong committee to
Keep the ministers firm to Landlord interest
ua,l the Dlll reaches the haven of the
House OF Lords.
\ close scrutiny of the personnel of the
Lauur Commission confirms the belief that
ilc Government does not intend to permit
hazardous questions as to the basic relatlons
Ut labor ANA capital to be considered.
EHu-aly classified, capital has IA representa-
,lyes and labor l3.
What the labor Commission VIII Do.
Mr. Smith states that the commission will
investigate the questions affecting the rela.
tons between the employed and employer
aad the conditions OF labor raised during
the recent trade disputes, and would report
ua jhg question whether legislation could
with advantage be directed 10 remedy any
ggiIs disclosed.
Tie Radicals and labor members of the
House OF Commons are not satisfied. They
complain that the list contains only six
genuine labor representatives, against IL
large employers, whilst the svmpathieS OF
the other members are on The side of capital,
The notable omission OF agricultural
troubles and the absence of allusion in the
terms OF reference to the land question,
stamp the Commission as the creation of a
cabinet OF landlords. Lord Harrington, who
is notorious as the Chairman faineant" (he
is noted as actually having slept through
Proceedings, even while presiding), Will do
ANYTHING 10 avoid trouble. Whatever real
work the Commission aceomplishes Will tall
upon Mr.. Dale an iron manufacturer and
an able captain OF industry, who is in full
sympathy with the artisans, and Messrs.
Mann and NawdsIey.
The Work VIII BE Practical.
Viewing the commission as a whole.
socialist tads will have The smallest chance
Of @ seUssiou. Whatever work is done will
apply 10 Immediate remedial legislation of
p-actc4. character.
Nr Shaw Is unwilling to re-enter Parlia-
neur even with the chance of resuming the
leadership Of the anti-Parnellites the
struggle is too much embittered. The per-
s steHt assertions of the Parnellites that the
bishops never declared against Parnell until
G.adsl0De's letter was published, have led
2. the production OF a note from Archbishop
Lngue to the Administration of Armagh
Diocese dated four days prior to Glaustone's
action, in which the Archbishop says:
lam aorriGed to see resolutions in support
rf Nr. paruel supported by priests. l took il
ra- GRANTED that priests would not appear on
4H Lac i Na1 1rh for Iatrf
cs % cUnG0ne such rascality, but IN priests.
The bound guardians OF morality, II is intoler-
able.
The late appearance of Archbishop
Lagge's declaration is explained as due TO
tie tact that The administrator himself took
part IN the Parneu meeting which the
Archbishop denounced.
The Parneil-O'Shea Marriage Story.
The canard involving Miss O'Shea and
Mr. Plruell has ceased to be heard. MIR.
paruelI comes to the House of Commons
lirect from Brighton. Captain O'Shea con-
5uues to live al the East End of Brighton.
Jrs. O'Shea is still at the West End, which
S now known 10 people as Fire Escape
7erracc" She drives out with Mr.. ParneIl
q a hooded American buggy. There is no
IN tuat ,nr Queens proctor will interfere
@ prevent the y Shea divorce from becom-
U- absolute.
Mr Gladstone having been privately
slsed for statement in reply to Mr.. Par
sel's charge that Mr. Gladstone gave an
Interview to American dvnamiters at
Itwarien, says that his denial alone ought
suffice. Conservative papers have ex-
Iumgd correspondence of 1886, in which
ir. Gladstone tells Mr.. BalIour that he
BAG authentic information, not from Mr..
'arnelI 8, 10 the effect that some POWER be-
ln. Mr. ParuelI would resort to violence
n outrage uuless home rule was granted.
Tories Fail to Make Capital.
Conservatives connect this information
TltA Nj GladsIone's secret knowledge that
.eItaia American extremists, who could
IUt be either Mr. Atkinson or DIR. 0'ReilIy,
we're visiting England in 1889. Cable DIS
patches, however, eDlightenIug the public
as 10 the high character of both Mr.. Atkin-
On and Dr. O'Eeilly, suficed to defeat the
Conservatives IN their efforts to make cap
itaI out OF the incident,
Trials OF the system of mobilization are |
proceeding IN France on the German |
frontier, aud IN these movements trains and |
transports are being employed in exactly |
the same manner as they are used in time of |
war.
Lord Randolph Churchill had a run of !
luck al the City and Suburban bandjcap /
Thursday, He backed Colonel North's |
horse Nanthorpe, % to ! against. and netted |
the sun Of &55,O00, He did not back his
Own horse.
The Grip on Shipboard.
rBY DUHLAP's CABLE CoMPAEY.l