St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-28
NO REST FOR LEADERS.
English Statesmen Busy With
Gladstone's Home Rule
Bill.
ParnelIites will Present Over One
Hundred Amendments to
Clause 3.

LONDON, May 27.-The house of COM
mons will resume its sittings as COM
mlttee of the whole on the home rule
bill next Monday. The recess has been
anything but rest for the party lead
ers. The Unionist5 have intrigued
and plotted early and late against
he bill and the GladstOn-
ians have conferred increasingly as to
means of surmounting the increasing
obstacles which the opposition throws
in their way. The issue will be joined
Immediately after the reassembling of
the members, for the house committee
has reached nettlesOme clause 3, which
-enumerates the powers excepted from
the legislative Jurisdiction of the public
council and assembly. This clause con-
tains ten specifications on each OF which
the Unionists may hang any number OF
dilatorv motions for amendments. The
opposition to clause 3, as WOrded in the
bill, is not confined TO the rank Of the
Un:onists. The ParnelllteS, led by John
r redmond, will present batch of
a nendm ants, which has been swelied
during the recess from 100 to l25. BY
their untiring activity during the holi-
days the UniOniStS have discovered fur
tler means of obstruction, and have
succeeded IN putting out their amend
ment programme from fifty to sixty
pages.
When approached privately this week
for the purpose of learning his plan OF
campaign against the ever-increasIng-
obstacles, Mr.. Gladstone said that he
would refer the whole matter to coll
ference Of his party. His programme
il to group the clauses and allow a GER
tim period for the consideration of each
group. If this programme be Endorsed
by the MinlsterialiSt conference. it will
be submitted i'll committee and ap
proved on party lines. Justin Mccarthy
and Thomas Sexton, of the anti-Par-
neliites. have submitted to Mr.. Glad
$ one financial scheme which they and
their party wish to have substituted for
the financial clauses of the home rule
bill. Nil. Gladstone has consented to
consider this scheme at a conference
III the ParnellieS and anti-ParHell-
ties. On the whole the Liberals feel
t lat the prospects of a speedy passage
o tie bin has improved greatly in the
last ten days, not ONLY on account of the
governments determination To curtail
o )siIuction in the committee, but also
Ia consequence OF the internal quarrel
III which the UnioDiSts' plan OF OPP
position will be stirred next week by a
ri ,cusslon of The two incloenis inyoly
in : the honor of the 1laT.
rne hauling down of the Union
5Jl's at the Londonderry hotels mas
9r1 i,td IA storm OF Tory wrath,
watch only the resignation or I'M
achment of John Morley, Irish
5 ,retary,. will fully appea5e. Ii is
st il ulctrtain waet Ter tla London
derry police a,.ial under orlers directly
fron tae eNe,'u ive 10 lower the fldg or
aeteI indtp .ndt'nt!y un1er Tie general
law fnrbidIi.is tH,. di-pldy 0E party en-
blvul.. a;r. .ior.ey viii Eiaf.- lis eX-
planation III tie .ioa-e Tuyoda. Mean
1 me ne lioerai papers are G.screetiy
>ilnt, a!thnn,h snarting under the
L r; lash. Tor III hiss nlsitrr Tie Tories
Ill ubgr,i!y i.lY,. e People with them.
ZEN Ia. i!i!e;i>. the least p ltri-
o il. nf Dr,t II cit Z rs. are w.ncing
l.iid,.T t.ie rrpr n.cis.s Which TIE Incl
dent i,;.s PROVOKED,