New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14
PROGRESS WITH HOME RULE
PASSAGE OF TILE THIRD CLAUSE OF SEC
TON 1 OF THE BILL.
1T HAD BEEN DEBATED IN THE COMMONS slNCE
MAY 80. AND SEVERAL AMENDMENTS BY
CONSERVATIVES HAD BEEN AC-
CEPTED. AGAINST THE WISHES
OF TIE IRISH MEMBERS,

CEpTED. AGAINST THE WI>HES
OF TIE IRISH MEMBERS.
London June 13.-The House OF Commons To-Day
passed the third clause OF section OF the IRISH Home
Rule bill. The debate this clause has Deeh going
on since Nav 3d. The obstructive methods employed
by the members OF the Opposition who offered amend
ment after amendment the clause excited the Ire
Of the Irish members and they loud In their de-
mands that the Government put end to the tactics
OF the Conservatives and LiberalUnionists who' 'hey
declared, were Offering amendments with little II any
idea Of having them adopted, but simply for the pur
nose OF DELAYING the bill. Amendments WHICH MI
Gladstone Thought would not arsct Tue eenerni
pose Of the bill accepted by the EoNefnmemt,
much to the disgust Of the irish mepsrs nu y nnxt
the canse has been adopted, and the House VIII mrM'
proceed discuss cause 4, which descflDes lhe Pcw
ers OF the proposed Irish Legislature TO deai WI
certain religious matters the rights OF lie ana prop
rrty ana cOipOrae and fishing rights me c'use J,
accepted by the House treats OF the matters III rrsp
Of which the proposed irish Lesisia'ue Sn'i ~ nv
power 10 make laws. A.,
When the result of the vote On the passage OF the
clause was announced the Irish members cheered
loudly.
The substance of the Home Rule bill printed In
The Tribune on February 10. Clause 3 OF Section l.
which wa, passed yesterday, originally read as fol-
lows:
The Ir4h Legislature shall not have power 70 MAKE
laws in re.pcc, 10 the following matters any OF them
The status or dignity Crown, the succession TO
the Crown. Regency, the Lod'Liehtehahe d. rPre
sentative OF the Crown, tnc mahliS VI p"'' =" ""''
ter, arising state OF war, the naval or military
forces or the defence realm treaties and other ra
hons with foreign States. or the relations between Oc
different parts Of Her Maostys dominons or oh'hee'
connected with such treatic darics or titles OF hoo
treason or treason felony 0lenagc naturalization trade
with any place Of Ireland quarantine or NAVIGATION
except In respect inland waters local health or haroo
regulations Dclcons, lighthouses or sea marks. except 80
they consistently with any genera act oil ra'a
nent BE- constructed or maintained by local harbor au-
thorlty coinage lcealbnder standard weights ana meas
ucs trade merchandise marks copyright or patent
rights Any made in contraycnton 10 this section
rlall DE- void.
On June Mr.. Gladstone accepted proposed
amendment. that III" right to interfere ID h0s'i, no
between foreign countries be excepted ron Tue Pow
crs Of the Irish Legislature. Mr. Wyndham con.
servaive member for Dover, offered an amehan ',
exclude from the control OF the irish an.hoiis
all irish police except the local forces under local
officials. Mr. Gladstone opposed the m% mol ana aIeGe
and Mr. ,ioschcn being among the speakers. tlnaIly
Mr. Gladstone said that II the prohibitions aready pro
posed regarding this point appeared 10 DE lSucit,
he willing to Insert In the bill words to meet In, me
beyond all don on h' Mr. wyn ceeped m' for
the Government an amendment excepting from the
control OF the Irish Government forts mnganines;;
arsenas. naval dockyards ana other sinar mehhs vi
the defence of the realm ,., A..
Three Conservative amendments We're rejected ,he
n.xi dnv one OF them intended 10 prevent the irish
Legs aur from cnacng laws IN respect 10 the use Oh
arms 10y associations for drilling purposes. Mr, MOT
lev said the Government would accept an amendment
forddng the Irish Legislature TO permit the use OF
arms for military proposes. ,.
ON lime 2 Mr. Gladstone accepted the amendment
proposed 10y sir Henry James. Liberal tnonst, that
Inc Dublin Legislature be- forbidden TO Interfere IN
proceedings for the extradition OF criminals. ,-,,
The next dav amendment by st. john ftrouricR
was carried although the Irish Nationalist ana many
Liberals opposed 1t. lis object was to prevent the
irish Led lnture from dealing with the question OF
i'm gratIon and the rights Of aliens. and from excr
cisIng the right 10 ex cl aliens from the country IL
was altered In accordance with suggestions ny Mt
Morley and Others and debars the Irish legislature
from passing acts In regard to treason. treason
felony alienage aliens such, or NATURALIZATION