Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
IRISH HON f R ULE.
STATUS OF THE GREAT BRITISH
LIBERAL MEASURE.
Programme OF tho Government and Its
Opponents with Respect to 1t
The Temperance War.
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LONDON. MAY G.-Tho Discussion If the
homc-rulo bill VIII b. resumed in the
committee Of the House on MONDAY. Al
though the dreary waste Of amendments
has already extended to tho thirty-thui
/ pnso the opposition arc far troL being
satisfied with the promise OF delay. They
/ had formed q plan to elaborate thor OBJ
4 strucilyc tactics by means Of thirteen 500
/ co.iod instructions. which. reduced
/ - thor essence. were nothing more nor
/ lea th1n thirteen motions 10 render
/ the whole measure nugttOry. lheir
! scheme vas thwartcd. however. hy tIo
/ Speaker, who Immediately r'heei that the
/ instructions were ont 81 order. ] hi- fuhng
| was . sad blow 80 the hopes Of Nessr,
/ Bafsur and Chamberlain, who bal been
/ calculating upon TAXING up two or three
| weeks of the committees time. Ihclr only
| alternative now ia "a concentrate their en-
/ erges upon manufacturing. moving, ana
! Discussing amendments.
UNIoNIsTs CONFER.
! Tho sifuqtiou created by the Speakers
ruling was considered lns, .eFeunG 10y
/ forty Inouists, representing Mr. Batour
md Mr. Chamher.alu's wings of the oppo-
sition. Nh Bqifour an Lord Randolph
/ Churchill did most of the talking 81, tbs
/ meeting for the Conserya ives. Mr. cham
! bcrlaiu for the .strr buionists. and Col
| ouel Sauud rson Tor the ls'cr Low
| ai.-ts. The most important decisions "cfa
! that the { n.Oui9ts oppose any pttemp, -
/ exclude ister from the full operation Of
! the Aamc-ru.e bill, and that If the goy-
/ eminent should pa-4 the Paruellte amend
meut providing tO- the retention at We
/ Minister of JOB IRISH members instead ot
/ but eighty, Is proposed bY the blH' 'he
/ u.oui5ts endeavor t. make tins retention
! conditional upon IL redistribution OF IRISH
/ seats.
ATTITUDE OF GLADSTONE.
The attitude oe Mr.. Gladstone towards
/ tins aWeuimcut has been so varlou-iy
/ stated that Yesterday Justin Mccarthy
/ and John Dillon called upon the Premier
1 70 Obtain from Aim en- uueGUlvOolt dec,a-
/ ration IN tho matter. HEY received from
lm positive assurances that he woull not
yloid ms deterWiraflou - hrcp III TIE
House lGs lrI.h members with votes on all
questions A. the same time, Nh Glad
| stone said. lee would not consent under
/ am circumstances % the redistribution OF
| SCENTS advocated by tAc opposition.
NI. Gladstone i1- decided t0 defer the
! cons. iorlti1a 81 th" financial clauses uutI !
| tlr last. SEQ THAI mo oI 'rI.n If 'ho House |
/ VIII le fully ripo for d..lLg with 'hrm.
! ~ Las requested the IRISH members % /
| srare Llm as ,a1 rs possible the propo'ai /
/ of further rWeudu Dis. ANA 20 curtain
/ their speeches "a committee in order tLal |
tun decisive step toward tic Passing ~ the !
| BIN maf De taken RAPIDLY, lis plan i- - /
/ press amend from DIVISION 10 GiF.siHu "i'h |
/ oil possible speed. and he IS aNtt-r 10 /
euv plan which wiald the. Onlom-t poiev /
| o. della Ile has promised not 60 ht@llt'r !
/ IN app. wing closure Whenever the olposi- !
| ton become purely Obstructive,
7 ht governments purpose ara tAN'c'A- |