St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-14

to guide directly to their END, ana tne
proceedings Of such an unruly body as
the committee has become. Gladstone
is reluctant to depoSe Mr.. Mellor, who
was the prime minister's own choice,
but the other members of the cabinet
urge that something be done quickly to
place the guidance of the committee i'll
stronger hands. If no other way out
can be found, they suggest Mr.. Mellor
ought to be raised to the peerage.
To Discuss Clause 2.
The Unionist leaders have decided in
conference to make clause 2 a peg on
which to hang another discussion of the
supremacy of the imperial parliament
question already debated at exhaust
ing length in the first days of the COM
mittee. The government will meet this
effort to rehash half the speeches al
ready made in committee with summary
repressive measures. The majority will
| abstain from speaking, and the closure
will be applied with the utmost rlgor.
| This plan may be successful. although
many doubt that Mr.. Mellor'S back can
| be sti1cned sufficiently to allow of its
execution.
Current events are not justifying the
recent predictions that the UnloniSt
! leaders would profit from the lesson
| taught by the Belfast riots and would
moderate the tone of their speeches.
| The UnioniStS now speaking in the
provinces are surprising all their previ-
! Gus efforts at invective and rant. AT
Paddngton Mr.. Balfour describes with
vigor his "hatred, lOathing and con-
tempt for home rule" and denounced
the bill as sat once Infamous and
monstrous." Lord Randolph Churchill
| referred to the present cabinet as I'm
! flated by their arrogance beyond the
point of ordinary insanity" MIR. Glad
! stone, he said, was making deliberate
! attempt to humiliate and ruin England"
! The Liberals call these Incorporate ut
! terances the words Of desperate poll
/ ticians who scent from atar the disaster
about to override them and their party,
| and profess to be merely disguised by
| such bombast. There is no reason to
doubt, however. that the Ulster Orange
men, who swallow dIatribeS without a
gram of salt, are likely at any time to
| be encouraged by them to repeat the
scenes Of the Belfast rioters.
Irish Factions Reunited.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Josepn p. Ryan,
! assistant secretary Of the Irish National
J Federation of America, in published
! interview, is quoted as saying:
Il have received advceS by letter
| from London which inform me that the
| bargain has been cOnsummated whereby
! John Redmond, now leader Of the mi
nority. will be taken by his colleagues
| into the majority. The breach is healed,
but am not at liberty yet to make known
the particulars. Tney will be given to
the public on the receipt of the next
/ letter from Justin Mccarthy"
The reuniting of the party in Ireland,
he further declares. would undoubtedly
result in bringing i'll the vigorous home
rule organizations in this country into
one brotherhood.
THE Redmondites have stood Shout
der to shoulder with the majority on
every vote of the home rule measure in
| parliament, and that undoubtedly has
| had much to do with healing the
wounds" he says.
Remarkable Land Bill.
A remarkable bill concerning land
| tenure in England has been introduced
in the house of commons. and will be
promoted there by the Radical party.
1t proposes nothing less than the revo-
lutionizing of the present land system.
1t provides for the establishing IN every
English county of lands court, which
! fixes rents and decides diSputes between
tenants and landlords. One clause pro-
| vides that the tenant cannot be turned
out of his holding as long as he
shall pay rent and refrain FROM injuring
! the property of his landlord; also that
the tenant may nominate his successor
in the holding, or may sell his interest
in it. The bill goes far toward satisfy
ing the demands of the moderate Social
! lists, and when it once comes under dis
cussion is likely to cause numerous
conferences and protests among the
squires. AS matters stand it has small
! chance of coming before the house dur
ing the present session, although. as
the radical solution Of the land Ques-