The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-25
aE BIG TORY CONFERENCE.
a.1HERING OF coNsERHAz1TE
ebh TFsMEy At BIR1fINGHAM

-. CougreSs DecsoSs
ne 49, Feature OF Irish Legisistion-
Gre. for Bnlio-rr-Esthusiasm when
'v.s.rv Appears on the stage.
ou,N Nov. 24.JThe city is crowded
B ,.,.n,,cs to tho great conference OF the
htn uo Tnion OF conservative Associations.
Mu'n aaa,o at Masonic Hall In New street.
me 't ,ho Conference is being held. was . very
Nhero . . one to-day. The crowd packed the
ssilding to tho doors.
VI .os Lord Salisbury. the Prime Minister.
elm w. blythe Marchioness OF Sails
tno. and Lady Gwendoline. were driven In
bury a rn,vell grange. the residence OF Lord
lr s,,or where they arc guests during tho
Nn's - Tho conference Tho appearance OF
tmg Salisbury was the occasion OF the great
Iofu ..,tement. The audience rose to Its feet.
eae .,on cheering and yelling and waving their
Tue m canes, while the ladies. too. carried
mH NV the excitement. waved their handker-
W. s.,,. and made their voices heard above
the din. A., 7, p..o, p.,,a ,.,,,o-
M p.r,iament for East Bradford called tho
,'.an,c TO order. Mr.. Reed said that tho
tonls ert Conference was tho largest one that
gres epsr been held by the Conservative party.
h h. made ssSt an optimistic speech predicting the
success took occnsion to highly praise the at
u !.js Of the Liberal Cnionists.
WWg wv e b, stuart Wortley. member O. Parlia-
nent t I'm the Government should maintain q
us ssr,i position on questions between work
i ea and their employers. p.,,.. -, A..
xiLaSo % Union OF Conservative Associations
A. iho ensuing year.
pi rosolution OF congratplntion to Mr.. Balfour
mon mis- his promotion to the position of First
i i:Sn Of All Barstt Bartis.t said Sr baI:
four had rescued Ireland ind that his admin
t tsa IN great benefit to tho Irish people. He
tsuau s9 that at the present time the populari
tr Mr. Balfour among the Irish people was
exceeded by that Of no man. inc resolution
"i N tnei This had been transacted. Mr.. P. p.
p! Al1el and Mr. A. 6. Boscawen offered reso-
intons in regard to tho Liberal proposition to
iaI;usestabiish tho Church in Wales
VI remnants resolution was:
THAT the proposal to dises a and en-
S SoM its operations to the four dioceses in
Wales, is an insiduous proposition. as well as
unjust and injurious to the best interests OF
rnH opposition Of the whole OF the Unionist
p1fnhy s resolution of Mr.. Boscawen was as fol-
p "TSat in view OF the fact that the disestab-
lishment and dsenaowment OF the Church in
Males has been made u principal item In the
lladRt0nlun
Sss tsei 10 resist to the utmost this proposal.
Roth on account OF tho great injury which
would be inflicted on religion IN Wales by such
S weaken tho position Of the Church In Eng
nh These resolutions were unanimously adopt
al mh sd Hickman H membor OF ths. Council, and
Conservative candidate for West WolVer-
hampton a4Sst having regard to tho extraordinary
J,sn,onnrfiop IN fhe reDreSeDtntiOn OF Eng
land Scotland. Wales, and Ireland. In the
imperia Parliament, 1t is most desirable that
Ii ase Ro II Il .nsss the io
" That the conference regards with the ut
dust DUST condition OF Ireland under the pres
Intention int Of the Ministers to introduce next
nent, and also for the promotion Of technical
DOM
lumber OF the delegates made speeches
against the adoption OF the resolution: urging
hat there had been enough Irish LEGISLATION:
to have a free hand to deal with Ireland.
The Marquis OF CRANKY cut off further de-
bate by moving tho. prey ious question. The
te
btheered The effect of passing the. previous
question here differs from the American par
uAHl6ntATy pTaCtlCe. HcT6 tllO DuSSluS VI IH0
previous question is tantamount to q rejection
otthe original motion by postponing the con-
dderation Of the subject whereto the previous
Sir Albert Roiiitt was not satisfied with. this
vote actually rejecting his resolution and de-
handed that another division be TAKEN, This
vas done. and again the resolution was heavi-
The following resolutions were also adopted;
THAT considering the great Importance OF
partment shall be- formed BY the Goyernmont
70 be presided over by a Minister OF the Crown
ODE termed the Labor Minister
thanks 70 EcTa is
pointing so large a number OF wOrkingmen as
factory Inspectors, but at the same time hopes
point women inspectors for employments in
which their own sex are engaged.J
LORD sALIsBURYs SPEECH.
Masonic Hall was crowded this evening. A
resolution expressing confidence in Lord Sal
a and ~ tie snRns aRs
audience for, the warm reception accorded
TIE Liberals. he said. had made. efforts in
every platform to turn the attention Of the
potanee to the integrity Of the empire to mat;
tsn OF much less interest He would
not for moment, deny the importance
Nd saqfa 10 pr a
northe Importance Of the celebrated Newcastle
programme. II the Uniontst Government re-
NAMED In power ana the existing state OF at
lalrs In Ireland was maintained. there was no
s tsSon why those subjects should not be cor
Home rule in the hands Of tho Gladston-
hHfn IN said Lord Salisbury. "appears to mo
for the electors. While cannot admit that It
m ~ duty to ignore the gigantic issue before
w. ] am also anxious to disclaim any
Intention Intio TO abstain from English and
scotch legislation because We are threatened
y Irish agitation. Without forecasting her
diaalestys speech. think we may fairly con-
Mder some OF the subjects raised by our op-
SCaents wherein they do not always reach the
bottom OF the sack.
provided the reform be executed with fairness.
snd not made the occasion for gratifying class
not not being titled is rather .eXactine. The
ans9n,tillage is due to the withdrawal
81 !, the protection under which the
IN, Mna formerly grew wheat. That Ia
t tne price You pay for the advantages OF free
g crnn Nowhere In the world will you find corn
sesona Without Without In this the fifty
.ggne i possible to correct the detect without
ssiHa atahng the great policy to which We are
N. me one man. one vote idea really means
WWGGo'erhhuiing Of the representation system.
s as perfectly iudiciOus system to adopt at
sS asoHaDe intervals. but there Is no need that
iiWtii iarliament should bo occupied with 1t.
tsn ~ ~ dealt with now. 1t must diminish the
oiplGs rsantt OF Ireland and the "fringes"
S'%paaiaallon and intelligence.
huHuting the common interast In thaaa