New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-31
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
-c,sr OF THE GLADSTONIAN ORGAN.
.yo,-xT OF LEGISLATION TO BE OUT
1JyED-MANY AMENDMENTS TO BE
MADE TO TIE ADDRESS.


MADE TO TIE ADDRESS.
,.rdon. Jan 80" The Daily News pnhhsncs
t.secast Of the speech from the throne AZ TIC
'.,rc Of Parliament tomorrow. lliS FORECAST
" r.ubstantially as follows
pa.1es promising the introduction OF the ifl'h
D.sra+ve bill, an Electoral Registration Reform
- md County Council Reform measure, the
epocb w. will Stimate that licensing reform meas
'TI T local option scheme, a bill dealing with 'he
afe' of countv magistrates. and proposals af-
,'.,;nc the Established Church of Scotland ana
iec'is Church of Wales will he offered for the CON
'.sara,jon Of Parliament. Next there VIII D"
ap'sa ia LEGISLATION to extend the powers OF the
p.ndop County Council and a Board OF Trade
bOH"D- sxpanding the functions of the present
WE ss. rureau Reference Will be made TO the
arme1 Royal Commission on Poor Law
ne" which is 10 deal with the old age pension
"'.,i .',on. 10 the Indian Currency Commission, as
qu''. 90 nroscnt report to Parliament. and to a
.., commission TO inquire into the land cues
. ''.. IN Wales The attention of the House Will
uV1 ..Lsd 70 the report of the Irish Evicted Ten
.nrs Commission and the Government proposals
an an thereon. Allusion will bc avoided regard
,i,ation for the release of the dynamite con-
Mo ;s,s and Irish political prisoners, except III a
s,n At permanent peace IN Ireland.
vo,orrinc 10 international affairs, the Speech
~, bouefnlly remark on the Beliring Sea arbi'ra-
on about to open in Paris. and VIII refer TO the
-, S- settlement of the recent ministerial crisis
= Cairo and the restoration of harmony with the
vhaSive and to the Monetary Conference at Brus-
,n,. &c assisting the Governments represented
trnr 70 understand one anothers views. Re
tla hor on
80. tho Sneoch is understood to be more opti-
misto than might have been expected. Inc re-
,o,ons Of Her Maicsty's Government with au
foreign Powers will be declared satisfactory ana
honsful reference will he made to the future Of
commerce between the United Kingdom ana the
colonies. ..,
The debate on the address Will DrlStn win
,mendmen,s Mr. Chamberlain will raise at once
the Home Rule question by an amendment deny
ING the advisabilty of "A separate lrlsh L"gisia-
,ure Mr. Iabouchere threatens amendments on
the retention of Uganda and the continued oc-
cupation of Egypt. John Redmord has MS mo
tion as TO Irish prisoners, and James Low'her an
amendment regarding destitute Aliens Met
Hardie wants to condemn the Government as over
boxing the claims of the Labor party ana 'he
publicans' friends in the House, slI poWerlui
section, will prepare an amendment pro'o'.ihs
against interference with their vested rights.
Unless the House grow fierce with impatience, II
will have about three weeks of oratory before Mr.
Gladstone can get opportunity of introducing
his Home Rule bill ,,.o !; -
Messrs Mccarthy, Sexton and Dillon have In a
hesitsting way approved the clause in the hoine
Rule bill, rescrvnG the control OF the land question
to the Imperial Parliament for nXed humber oa ,a
wears But they differ with Mr.. Gladstone as to
the period during which the Irish legislature has
10 wait Mr. Gladstone proposes ten years he
Irish leaders think ivc too long, ana demand thrre
with further advances from the Imperial ex-
cheQuer under the Land Purchase act. in order TO
reconcile their constituents 10 any delay what,
ever II is doubtful whether Mr.. Gladstone Will
be able 10 get the bulk Of his supporters In the
House to assent TO any further grant, and the
Irish members will reject the clause without its
financial appendix.