New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-02
PASSED IN THE COMMONS.
HOME RULE BY ST MAJORITY.
THE VOTE on THIRD READING OF THE
BILL 3Ol To 26,.
JEJsH ENTHUSIASM BREAKS LOOSE.

AGAINST 1T BY MEsSRS. CHAM
BERLAIS AND B>LForR-
FIRST READING BY
THE PEERS.
London, Sept THE House Of Commons ."
night passed The third reading of the home h"ie
bill by thirty four majority, the vote being ooi
20 267 ,...o
Mr. Gladstone was the first 10 record MS 'o'e
and Mr Morley the last. tach recei>e" "
ovation. as also did Mr. Balfour When the
figures were announced the Irish memoirs sp' ""s
to their feet and cheered wildly, wavina mats
..ndkerchict, and the like while the OppoSl-
.;or members raised countcr-checrs and shouts OF
.p.sio,, - Rc,i-n!r The House then ADJOURNED
Immediately afterward the sitting Of the hohSe
AZ Lords was resumed. and five minutes la'er the
H,mc Rule bill passed the first reading
The Ho',n OF Commons agreed this ai'e'hoo"
q, s,s,euh tic u o'clock rul" tonight IN oroer
.h., ,bs Third reading of the Gil! might b. con-
cladcd brlor" adIonrnncnt.
r,.,in Mccarthy, leader Of the Anti-Parnehtes
iva, the iirst speaker. He sad '''a' ai'ho"s '
Ian Ala not have the pedanic character of inality
~rb;cb il. opponents contendeh any hone hu"
n.ssure must have, it contained iinality IN prin-
o;nlo When Ireland should get her Natiohdi
Dar,i,r,ept il would include fnality IN the true
s.n.e Of the term. lrishmen so accePt'" '''
u,asu,e A. a final adjustment of tneh iedoihs
grievance against Great Britain
JOSEPH CH HAMBERLAIS PROPHET OF EVIL
Ioseoh Chamberlain, the leader OF the Liocrh
Tni,nists. while disavowing all intention OF Iu'S
tjoning Mr. McCarthy's sincerity shu '"a' "'
coull not forget how another leader OF the iris''
o,..r accentino n bill as a complete settlement
:, ,ho demands of r7'and recanted and declared II
Sas accepted only as "a temporary lns'aiue','
If this bill ever be passed, eantiau'u va
r..n,arIain "vou will have the Irish coming
70 Parliament demanding more and more "n'
.u,tino nrcssir. on Ministry after Ministry uh'l'
a, last some Minister VIII be found weak eho"-"
or base enough to buy the lrsl' vot" nv grant
,nc final separation tIIear. Hear Inc
n,ischief that the Government has done by lhuo
auniu, this policv is incparaLle 1t has maze
enormously more difficult the government vi
Ireland il has postponed indefinitely the nope
cf the competior OF better >e'temch' "
hill is now about TO 90 to another place W" P,o'
ahly never shall sec il again l'h'eis' ~"
whether we see it or not, ! am conVincei Una,
the British people will give tht poncN ''loo'''-'
in il death-bow at the first opportunity on'''
tbem This bill will vanish, bat the weakness
- tho Liberal party. its lack OF independence AM
;ts treatment of vital interests OF the country
.s mere incidents of the Newcastle prosri'ihh'e
,,;, mn, no forgotten nor forgiven by the British
democracy
Prolonged Unioni,t cheers followed this p'ror'-
ton.
ONLY MoCKERY SAYS Mr.. B>LFoUH
A., p.lfour the Conservative leader, said that
.hn uouse had not discussed threc-fourth> OF fhe
Homo Rule bill either in committee or III the re-
mort stage The length of the debate on the he
form act Of 1882 had been quoted to SHOW tha'
tbe discussion of the present bill mac peeh 'N-
..oa;no,r lonc But the Reform bill involved
only rwo principlcs-the substitution OF genuine
constituencie, for rotten ones and the settle
ment of the franchise WHEREOF the ele''ora'e
sbonld vote The present bill was an a"-
eolute reversal of the constitution IL III
yolved a change of every fundamental prh'
ciule Of the Constitution What was the
prospect of gain to Ireland? The irish hi-h-
hers of Parliament had induced in much dcsruc
t;v. criticism Of the landlords and the Irish Gov
ernment, hut had never vet produce1 practiea'
,roposal likely to he of permanent valu" ana 10
relieve the troubles Of the country they asprco 10
rule The present bill mOckerN OF iegisia-
ton. Every one voting for il knew something OF
its worthlessness and that to pass II was hkc
irving TO put life into dead carca>''
DEBATE CLOSED nY JOHN MORLEY
John Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland held
,b., tho onnosition 10 the bill under discussion
had heen conducted in bad faith. If obstruction
was natriotism he said closure was PATRIOTISM
In regard 10 the argument that there was no
Araltv about the bill. lie had never claimed
6nality for any solution OF any decp-foo'c"
political question There was no snch thing
In concluding Mr.. Morley said that aiter seven
.na half wears of controversy this popular as
s.mbl, which WAS virtually supreme, was ABOUT
:. n.ss th,. Home Rule bill for Ireland. what
Inn alseIylpre DELAY. resist OF
.h.,ruc, in, bill. this solemn declaration couid
ra,.r H.. cancelled or rec dlied. Cries OF Tag.
Wh.,.ver Errlishmcn toilcd, hoped, ycarheo-
,berevcr there were Englishmen anu Sco'ch"cn
weary of the invetera,e stain on 'he 'a'"r al"
honor Of their country, they would presently hho"
that this House had taken the hhai step 'o"a'u
m. true incorporation of Ireland INTO uh''''
people. ,n,.;.s,;. cheers
At the close 81 his speech eh'""'''
were given for Mr.. Morley ,. uomher
Colon.l lohn T. Nolan iParncllltfl Me'l,"''
%, Nor,h GALWAY. then arose and, amid laughter
and o,e. of Time 10 divide uttered orie'
p,o,es, ay.inst the financial clauses oil the OIL
Tie ,ime having arrived for the thlfu 'e""i"S
Of Tho bill. the Speaker formally pu' o"c "'o''''
and ordered division ol me hvnd ',,,.d For the
The division resulted as above s'"''"'
motion. 3Oi against il. 26i ,,- William
On the Liberal side of the House VIII Miini"u -,
Saunders member for the Walwor.n on,. VI Mr.
WTlns.oI, WsIlacss aS.sned from Voting. and William Rath
bone. member for the Arfon division OF GarnSi, al,
yopshire was absent. On the tnionlst sue a,. o..
Edward Watkin and Baron Henry I've "o'''
abeent ,,dor pox+
Mr. Gladstone will propose on MONDAY ntns ,rs
q resolution. the effect of which Will oe ~ Inse H,
= the Government the whole time oil the ~ i1o.s .I
for the remainder of the session. TO suspeinu @ ,,.e
IL o'clock rule, and to appoint SATURDAY 'i;sd 'iarr;ssd
The Welsh party al meeting To-Day ca'i" ! q.
. resolution demanding that 1isestablishmeht U .,
the Church in Wales be- the primary i'e" VII
the Government programme for 1894