Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
4 BRITISH BUDGET.
90 -csAMMg LEADING UP TO A DIS
SOLUTION or PARLIAMENT.
rroposed Labor Commission-~The
campaign In Ireiand-rhe Recent
ROYAL TIL at Portsmouth.
1891, by the New York Associated

a
- ..,, in The autumn. Private efforts to
". definite assurance from the members
tM. cabinet have been met simply by adj
"., rsrosdy. tisknown that the Right
william Henry Smith. First Lord
... T-easnrv the Right Hon. George J.
O. trn Chancellor Of the Exchequer;
Michael Hicks-Beach, president OF
E'a-l of Trade. and the Right Hon.
~, Chaplain, president OF the Board
t--tuIture, believe the time oppor-
.-,,.1 test the fortunes or the party IN
'-. -I election. The Right Hon. A. J.
/ 49,. Ctlff Secretary for Ireland, and
'..r...t Hon. G. I. Richie, president of
" IA Government Board, oppose tho
IL ,.. former desiring 20 accomplish
E-..tive legislation for Ireland by
II -.t he massage OF local government
N.foro risking the chance of a
r, ,oiot impotence out OF office.
/ .rar,nNrs TOR DISSOLUTION.
L -... ~,snhcrs Of the Ministry who advo-
f.,.olution OF Parliament urge as
t--a general election that the Gov
r, IAN 20 % the country at the close
..-..-,uf session having on its side all
y.rta-e- ~ the split which has oc-
- p ,hc Irish Parliamentary party.
,...l r-se that this advantage will be
l.'..-,.s uy the popularity of the Gov
..-.s.' gained by the existence OF the
i.r.- Commission and by the good budget
III which 10 ls generally believed
t.s'y o. endure for another year.
- ,fr,p surface reasons are the un-
. fears that the Irish locsl-govern-
.rH VII tend 20 cause a rupture
-.,r4 ui0uists while il will heal the
80. ms now existing between some of
o.. lash Parliamentary party and the
t...t b. me Rulers. Next year the Labor
-........g may be played out n-per-
t......rl cut-aS the appointment OF the
.- ....u i, not intended TO imply anv
,,......g Tor the working class that viii
=. practical value.
suISBURY's ATTITUDE.
f-f S.l.lury's attitude on the ques-
believed 90 be in favor of the au-
,.s,a sitting time to 90 to the country
=. b. -.r close the pacific era IN his for
.- r....ls Nv a settlement of the
~, Sea dispute with the United States
..F .g.laa f the Foreign Office criti-
,.,... sre impending through the trou-
g.. Newfoundland and the Egyptian
..-...ra reaching "a climax which Lord
ISL. .-y's Fabian tactics have hitherto
-.I lis deemed impossible 10 pro-
... negotiations with France. An
,...--.s- must see a settlement injurious
..,.. Governments reputation or grave
E...ust.c collision with france.
rgr LIBERALS on rHE ALERT.
p. ,r. Cabinet determine TO dissolve
7.-.s-.rt they will not catch the Libe-
-...,avs-t>. The provincial agents are
r.u..ltinn with Mr.. Schnadhorst,
p. ..# rated ovEauizing chief o. the Cen
.- t--..aflou here. preparations have
In INFLICTED, and the local candidates
...-.s Tie central election fund is al
,... .uil. The Conservative election
-.- Mr. Middleton, does not appear
=. pa. possessed of equal powers of organl-
-..r Whatever the cause may be the
-.-. & the Carlton Club complain
D. .... Conservative central Office Is not
r-g..-.y iu touch with the leaders Of the
'.-.. districts.
-rF CONSERVATIVE PROGRAMME.
T.. intention Of the Conservatives to
v... t., labor question a prominent
i..s,r their platform is indicated in va
r.r-uents. Besides the Labor Com
r,.l ana the Matthews factory bill the
INST significant indication IS the fact Of
O.. l0.-e-yatIve and dissident Liberal
L--ter, e the central and eastern
,-1,-~ forming themselves yester-
dr. r-.. q committee to further the
interests - the working classes, es-
t-r.y ta-m laborers. The personnel
O.. H- committee has a strong pro-
r.-. ..---uow called fair-trade n-ele-
-r. The committee intends to deal
vfa t.- tendency of laborers 20 migrate
.'.v-, and the relation of the wages of
q .su-u O. the cost Of living. With the
vs. q proving the necessity OF reel
b. tv the committee viii arrange evil
t1"e supporting their views for the Labor
Emission.
srlfE or TIE LABOR COMMISSION.
-l- scope Of inquiry Of the latter will be
decided b, the Cabinet tomorrow. 1t will
r-.at.. b. wide enough to cause the
comm .-iuI 20 run two years. In response
Literal accusations that the Govern
-.-tl. l0. design % hurry the inquiry,
t.' ir,re % sLun the awkward labor
,..-' .1. the ministers have already deter
,8.i thai the commission must be in
v-,.r- rider before Easter. The Prince
so Ns. VIII be the nominal president of
'..t uu,,slun. M. Goschen when asked
E-s would ,"t a. chairman pleaded that
.-v-- .-.aiy loaded with business. In
,.-..-. q. tie PlTucllte request for Irish
E..-.-.l'.'..- 90 the commission Mr..
..... Ilytt Will DO nominated. His
-..'.. sd. iisplease the Parnellltes,
l-'t. ...t equation Of Mr.. DaVItt tor
t.--.-'t.-s and cOusclentiOusness CON-
i. lbs selection.
Ft-NELL FOR THE LABOBRR,
W. PANEL. hrdius il polite to declare
t..- ..1r policy. stated in an inter-
l.s v.-l H-r1 ber- Of the Irish Laboresr'
-,a' would and IN the organlza-
'- ''-I---uulous and would support
.-.''.lr hIll for every trade not Ike
-l-r from foreign competition by
'.'- '.l laIr-. He would also support
-''.' 81 the franchise TO enable the
wCrsmeu TO Parliament, John
t- .l interview. asserted that the
..a' nt the Labor Commission was
.. t.f tle new uniOnism. Burns is
% become 2 member Of the
Pa. but be- Is not likely to be ap-
-uy CAMPAIGN n IRELAND.
ta-a..li;e campaign in Ireland pro-
.I.-. The McCarthyites' delay IN
'.- '.. field is a bad auguTy for Their
I'd. Harrington, Mr.. Redmond,
.e changing their attitude OF
a... '1ward the priests opposition
"-.. '.e clergy that they viii no fur
.r-'- their hostility. Speaking
~ lr8lee Mr.. Harrington said
. priests must cOnhne themselves
private duties; that their dicts-
politics did not suit the people,
Toy make war on the priests,
-.t should not make war upon
Mr Redmond used similar lam
..' N. mWon. The Freeman asserts
priests. despite the bishops, are re-
q. allegiance 10 the League, and
. ..,rrymeu % the Dublin diocese
4-F minated their adhesion 20
. party. Several McCarthyites
% address meetings to-day IN
rex aud Clare. but everywhere
obliged % retire. In the face OF
Pei opposition they could not
..a-.,. The feebleness Of the Nc
... partly due 90 want of organ
Whilst Mr. Parnell has called
r.- man % work under the con-
ls4duUarters IN Dublin the Nc
'ase ISOLATED action chiefly on
.'.4. initiative.
.itIHYlrEs CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
'' 'e t.e present fighting activity OF
it'. ..lte- the AcCarthyites are con-
81 -lccess after the campaign has
Tsp opened. Mr.. Cox on starting
fa.ia today stated that he was cer-
~ l.d return with E20.000 for the
Il. @'tll ne fund. Forecasting the result
W. PATTY duel. the Parnellites maintain
i--- even they secure only thirty men,
me House Of Commons Mr.. Glad
-. "li De compelled 20 buy their sup
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