Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-11
PARLIAMENTARY.
CLOSURE or DEBATE ON THE IRISH
LAND BILL.
NJ. royaI Labor Commission Working
men DIssatisfied--Parneiiians-British
.,A Other Foreign News In General.

..far pohcv with thc bill IN committee.
v. Kslfour's action ~ using the weapon
- closure 20 abridge debate on the first
..... is as tyrannous an application Of
.'... method" as the present Govern
., Ia. gwen IN dealing With Parlia-
t The want Of unity among Liberals
..,tlral important points Of the bill and
I.y.rsity Of opinion amongst the IRISH
.f.r, add nightly to tho Govern
'. mower 90 crush attempts at de
..t. criticism OF the details of the
II closure be literally applied.
rf- R4'f1ur's action indicates 10 will,
o.. ,a..srvGtycs boast that tho business
.,I. session. viii be completed at the end
.I.r.. VIII bcraalizod.
riE LINZ oY OPPOSITION.
IT, Gladstone held n conference to-day
.. ..,.-li NcCarthyitos on a line Of Op-
..r. and the result of the meeting
..-.s to restore concert of action
OBJ. opposition instead Of every
.rL,lac on his individual response
ILr adhesion of the Parnellite
-rt O., the leading amendments pro-
other sections Of the opposition
..tHrr contribute 10 the lighting
..i che Liberals. Summed up the
-t amsniments, upon which the
..... u.H proceed for several weeks TO
r,.ie opposition to the use of
... to the tenants insurance fund TO
r.eli 90 levy the amount of any
LES .u the county rates, and TO the
...r az grazing farms from the opera
....... measure. None of these amend
..... r. acceptable 10 the Government,
....- much talk each will be defeated
. IIe lrish Landlords Convention
... strong committee 90 keep the MNis-
81. o. landlord interests until the
...- the haven of the House Of
.,.fI or THE LABOR COMMISSION.
....a scrutiny Of tho persOnnd Of the
Commission confirms the belief that
.... -amcnt does not intend TO permit
.....- rgrstlous as TO the basic rela-
...t labor and capital To be considered.
Classified, capital has fourteen re-
...y., and labor thirteen. The
... Commons listened with excited
. a. thc exposition Of the scope Of
.. uml-~ioL's inquiry. Mr. Smith
.. ..af the Commission would Inves-
..-tiUr- affecting relations between
...tl and the employer, and the
of labor raised during the recent
.,u',.. and would report on the
.... whether legislation could with
.,. tc directed t. remedy any evils
OPINIONS Differ.
\..I. lu the lobby opinions and
.-.... .u the commission widely DIFF
t il. lniouiatS argued that the
.- uii. enough 20 embrace every
..r OIL. labor controversy and that the
.. ...-.t tire commission were Impair
....-ru. irrespective of social rank or
t.I position. having SPECIAL fitness to
a.t.t h- subjects to be considered.
L4l.al. and labor members of the
I....- Commons are not satisfied.
LABOR NFNrEHs COMPLAIN.
complain that the list contains
.r genuine labor representatives
.-t eleven large employers. whilst
..rr-li,s Of the other members are
..t.uf capital The notable omis-
... t .-gUl'uIal troubles and the alb
emo. nj luIou in the terms of refer
e.. t., .sld question stamp the COM
....u.- tu- creation Of acablnet Of land
Mr. DiVtt's presence amongst the
....-.r'..v.- would have been n burden
-. anomaly. Mr. Mann wants Lord
I.....t.u tn divide the commission into
.. committees. each to have a section Of
..Y. .t inquiry, so as TO expedite the
report Lord Harrington, who is no.
....-a 3D.. OBJ. " Chairman Eaineant" Che
.....I asa actually having slept through
Proceedings even while presding). will do
tuu.f.uy.l trouble. Whatever real
Is 30, commission accOmpllshes will
upuu Dale. 700 iron manufacturer and
...'| captain ut industry, who Il IN full
l,ay with artisans.
rI.IE-rNrAT VIZ wCRRINGMEN.
Nr Mann the president of the Dockers
'..r. I- genuine labor prophet and
...a nj ideas, yet under tho restraint
r" i.u.c. and Mr.. Mawdsley, an able
.lr.u leader, who owns shares III
... .u. cOtton-mills and who is promi-
r.'l - . .'nscryatiye nottingham and
.r"r hing opponent Of eight hours a
. Viewing the commission as whole
..- ...t-' fads have the smallest chance
H....-.'u. Whatever work - done
H.....y to immediate remedial leglsla-
PRACTICAL character The pres
..... N.-sr-. lsmay and PlimsOll denote
' '." commits ION Will deal with sea-
-I.ulHuCcs.
SIR. SHAW
rV ing 10 rcenter Parliament, even
r. Oh. chance Of resuming the leader
'lr Nuu-Parncllites. The struggle
~. uuet cmbIttcred to suit Mr.. Shaw.
f,L>rLL AND TIE BISHOPS.
OBJ. ..r.. -teut assertions of the Parnel-
'a' tho Bishops never declared
..r- Iru,ll until Gladstone's letter
H. --unj have led 10 the production
r.t. from Archbishop Logue TO the
-.ratl3n of the Armagh diocese,
ur days prior 10 Gladstone's action,
.lc Archbishop says ! am hor-
...' resolutions in support of Mr..
.IIU1Itcl 10y priests. ltOOk IL Tor
.r lat priests would not appear on
r U..'. .rm. 10 Is bad enough for Law
'.'. .r- to cpudone such rascallty, but in
.' tlr bound guardians of morality,
.'.,,ruh.c.' The late appearance Of
bishop Iogue's declaration Is ex-
l Is due 20 the fact that the admin
..r himself took part in the Parnell
which the Archbishop denounced.
I1LNrrI AND The o'sHEts.
4larI involving Miss O'Shea and
IT, ..... Ina, ceased to be heard. Mr..
comes To- the House Of Commons
.,uW brighton. Captain OShea
.. 90 reside at the east end of
..... Mr-. O'Shea is still at the west
Nich is known 70 the people rs
tpr Terrace She drives out
Ht lrl,I IN hooded American
-c There is no sign that the Queens
Ui interfere TO prevent the
'E. divorce from becoming absolute.
u.ueuor csoKE OK UNITY.
Archbishop Croke, IN letter denying
. .,.r offered 10 mediate between
U-bairy and his tenants in Hppe-
..r-.- the resumption of unity OF ac-
.tt OF cuCied tenants. lie holds
r..H .-fdrlAn agitation - sun neCts-
'a.t combination ought TO be con-
legally and cOnstitutionally, and
'.-. mus, be- no secret settlement
rds as individuals or landlord
@t......
..t .us.oNE AND THE DYNAMTTARDs.
-. 'Ai.tlue having been privately
statement IN reply 10 Mr.. Par
Charge that be Mr.. GladstOne) gave
'r'.W 20 American dynamItards at
"''- .., SAYS that ms denial alone ought
Conservative papers have ex-
t.y currcspondenco OF 1856, IN
t.r. Gladstone tells Mr. Balfour
.ad authentic information. not
d FJrucN. 20 the effect that some
huui Mr.. Parnell would resort TO
r outrage unless home rule was
Conservatives connect this ln-
With Mr.. Gladstone's secret
,r that certain American ex-
wao could not be either Mr.. At
.f lr. OEeilly, were visiting Eng
80. Gable dispatches. however,
nc the public as % the high cha
both Mr.. Atkinson and DIR.
-litcsd 20 defeat the COnscrva-