New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
SUNDAY EDITION
JUNE 10, 1898.
IRISH MEMBERS INCENSED.
OppOsINl; Mr. GLADSTONES COURSE on
THE HOME RULE BILL
VOTING AGAINST CONSERVATIVE AMENDMENTS

TOYS DIrTER NOTES.-THE FINANCIN.
posALs-sEMOUs DHOUTH IL
CHEAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
,rdo, lime 1.-The members OF tho Irish Par
u.,on,orv partv have become inc"n>cd at the
,c,,s ,snpovcd by tho Opposition to delay the Home
Uu,o hu tl,a, the Government must now face open
o,o,, by the Irish member, or expedite tn hlll AMI
,se accepting offensive Opposition amendments
!, NAV be pointed ont that tn osrr tive policy
to,owed By the Conservatives and Libcrai n:oniSts
Is identical with that followed by the Irlshmcn when
they were opposition and that the Government
Of day found TIE policy Of obstruction rs agra
waiting a. the Irish members find It. Murmur-
ings Of discomfort heard during the debate on
Clause OF the bill. which. after the adoption Of
or three trivial amendments and rejection Of dOz
ems Of frtvoou, ones. finally adopted on Tues
day: and now. when the next clause is under dis
cussion and III" Opposition proposes TO submit siN
printed PAGES Of amendments the clause. the Irish
members think II tim for IN" Government 10 cal
halt IA the consideration OF amendments. ANA TO push
the bill to its ina passage.
4 striking episode that occurred during last NIGHT
debate d. loses the crowth OF Irish hostility toward
tie Government An anrndmsnt Wa, Oh rcd adding
the words " without due pTO-,ss ~ law which "ccnr
in the provision that The powers Of thr Irish Icca-
laurc shal' not cAjcni to ihc making Of law AZ
fcc;ng l1,rty property. III" OF the word,
H. ola Magma Charta but they have not been
employed for long iimc in England. and better
known through their u,c In american law Therefore.
Gerald Baour. who represents Tie Central Division
OF Leeds In Ia" Conservative interest. ana who is Il
brother Of \. !. Balior the Opposition leader in the
House. proposed define the process OF law by
adding The words, in accordance with The settled
principles and preCedcnts OF the United Kingdom
The clause Inns amended. read
The powers 0. LEGISLATURE shall not extend
t. the making OF any law whereby any person may de-
paved of He liberty property without due process
a wit tine, SOFT, "a
ced nt> Of the Tinted Kingdom, may be denied the
oqnal protection Of the laws. whereby private property
way Lc taken without just compensation.
Tie Government accepted the additional words
N rcvpon Tho mus Sexton, An arnclliic mbcr Tor
North Rem and undoubtedly the most important
member Of lhc Irish party. lar parliamentary
knowledge Is concerned, angriy opposed he addition
10 tic CLAUSE. TN the division of The House Mr.
seAton was d'ictcl the Conservatives combining with
the Liberals, wAo supported the amendment against
the Radical, and tie Irish members who opp sed it.
Then The Storm burst. J. J. Clancy. Parncllite.
member for tie North Division Of County Dublin. de
nounced the Governments ntnuous concessions To-
the Opposition. The BILL he said. air adv The
the Inrnelitcs would accept. and he asked what was
the object e Csllation il did not upset settled
presidents.
Mr. Sexton declared that the unaccouna5lc faulty
Of the Government had already mperillci ho
and was alternating the people OF Ireland. In sava-e
accents Mr.. sexton blamed james Eryce. Chancellor
Of the Du ny o. Lancaster for permitting the words OF
the amcnam, To- be dragged by the heels the
Constitution Of thc United state, AM showed into tie
Home Rule bill. Mr.. IriC-. il Wiz De recalled I,
the author Of The American Gonna, nwcsl.a.7
Other Irish members followed Mr.. sexton, In OF
position to the amendment and another division was
taken The UniOnis,e; and Gladst0nans again com
Lined to defeat the Radicals and the Irish members.
When the result was announced Justin Mccarthy, the
leader OF the AnlParnelltcs. in short but exceed
ingly satircal address, suggested that Mr. Gladstone
ought TO withdraw the bill.
The CnlOnists Of delighted nj these
Igns OF disruption in Mr.. Gladstone sight majority,
and OF them express confidence In The ultimate
defeat Of the measure through the withdrawal Of
Irish support An unprecedented view of tho situation
shows however. that the position is not nearly 50
bad for Home Rule tnr yaonists pretend 10 be
leve. But II Is t:uc that the relations between ia"
Irish leaders and Mr. Gladstone have really become
strained TO the poln OF rupture.
Belles the discomfort the slowncss OF thu
discn. sion 81 tie claus Of The bil, profound d
agreement has arisen concerning Mr.. Gldd'ion" :
re Mr. nsS yiop n l "n Wr agg
wcre 1T The hrs; glance. seen by them To be- uHar-
$3.50. IN The Irish excise Mr. Glad, tone proposc,
Increased taxation Of the OF Irish revenue in
stead OF decreasing Irlands contribution to the In
peila Treasury a' Demanded b} The Irish leader
The hnancia! clauses. far lhc continued adhesion
become the crux OF the situation. Jnc>s Mr.. Ga1 |
stone rccas'a hi, latest proposals aircr terms. The
essential To keep Mr.. Gladstone in power. tn" mdI
cause OF TIE siownesS ana hcstancy Of the Govern
Llvnt j. this financial trouble.
4 section OF the Radicals desire that portion Of |
the BIZ shall be passed al this S'ssicn and that |
adoption .! The financial proposals Shall he po, lpon'
until the session OF next year. Tao Ministers, how"
ever, agree that The measure must be cOmplcffd,
Dl4ucr II what length tlr session i prolrac"d
During the debate last night on Mr.. X. ". CIR m'r's
motion IN favor Of The negotiation OF arbitration
rcHty between Great Britain and the United state.
Which motion wss unanimously adopted, The member !
OF 'ne mouse br'aih' uneasy ana rather cAct"d "a
watching Mr. GladSoh" manOcdVilnS with "a hSAicC |
candle IN hi, hand among the documents on the desk.
HIS falling eyrsgh! and The intensity Of mind b" |
throws into every thinc he undertakes, combined Wi.
hS prcoccupaiiOn OF thought, caused him sometimes
uncOn,ciOu,iy 10 bring the canileStck dangerously
The papers on the desk. and then close 10 lis
hair. lie searched diligently for the paper d"
wanted until Mr.. Edward Grey. Parliamentary SO
Rotary of the Foreign once, seized him BY The aln
AMI pointed ont to him the risk he WAS running. Mr.
Gadslone laughed heartily, but H. placed the cand"
SUCK upon tie table. thereby relieving the anxiety
that prevailed among the members political friends
IT has been considerable time since rains Of any .
coi,eqhcnee have fallen either In Great l'r'an or
France. Tie dputh las been accompanied b. heat
tnconvcniencc and damage certain crops have re
sn,'d TIC sravcst anxiety IS felt in both countries
Is threatened with "A water famine, which would en-
tail heavy los, the MILL. In the greater part
OF Lancashire, In which county Manchester STANDS,
Sstil" horses and sheep suffering for FOOD, the
grnz'ng ground, being badly parchcd. Throughout III"
Midland counties and In the south Of England the has
crop Is reported 10 BE- total failure. Pea, Ia
not p,td,T, and the vines are being used as fodder
Vast areas Of vegetables dead, and the loss 10 |
farmers Will he large.
In France the drou,h has prevailed in fonrnnhs
OF the departments for three months In MANY places
fodder J., unObllnalle and cattle pnrishlne for
want OF food Many owners Of cattle, having nothing
10 feed them. are Offering them for sale about
ih the nominal prices but even al these rates they
ind no buyers The Grape vines have been burned |
stalks.