New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-28
TNIONTSTS FOR COMPROMISE
PEERS TRYING TO AVOID A CONFLICT
WITH THE COMMONS.
THE PARISH COUNCILS AND EMPLOYERS LA
mlLTY BILLS ACCEPTED WITH MODEL
CATIONS REPORT or THE LABOR
GnMMIsSInN- nEpOSITIOE or I'M.
COMMISSIONS DEPOSITION OF III


cATIoNs-REPoRT OF THE LABOR
Observation-Disclosures or TIE
KnEDIvE PROBABLE.
copyrfght: 1904: By ne raied FT''s
London. Jan 27-The Unionist Peers. at 'he'r
conference yesterday. decided To accept NV
Parish Councils bill with amendments "'
ecclesiastical charities the Poor law anu '""'
aIlotments and the Employers IAapi'i'y p'', WIZ
slight alterations OF the contractng-ou' ''d"'o'
This action was Paramount to accepting "
compromise on both measures. TIE result - "
disappointmcnt to the Liberals. VINO hop'' ''0
Peers would So mutilate tn" bills mat the ou'''''
Of defeating both might be thrown upon '"e','
The conference was private. Consequently o'''
ro,or,s arranged for the Conservative press were
published These reports were vague el'"h"
~ . ford to he Liberal organs some ray OF hope
that the House Of Lords may yet hght '"e p''H'
but i'm the Ministerial circle no doubt remains
that the Marquis Of Salisbury means 10 aVV'u d
conflict with the Commons. The Cabinet 90 i'o'
,,o-,r, :, urncuitate q collision which possibly
would result I'm making demand for the apo
litIon Of hereditary legislators the irst pia"N
~ the Literal platform. even in pIecede"'c
or Home Ruls Otherwise Sir william harcour''
Chancellor Of the ~ 'hrquer. in speaking 10 '''
constituents on the eve Of the reaSS'''o''"e
OF the Lords would have avoided re'h''uine
them Of the dangers Of the position 'ha' '"7
Lords have no power except to veto lesls''.'o"'
and this power would soon be taken away i''''
,hcrn In case they INSTRUCTED the House OF Coih-
mons.
The Duke Of Devonshirc. leader 81 the Liberal
J-uioniss I'm the Upper House commentei on '''''
warning before the Lords on the next DAY ne
said that IT did not require any speech iro'" 'ie
Chancellor ~ the Hxchequer ID explain ~ ''
Peers that their power was limited. III "'PN''
however. that the Lords by prudent c"u''o
you'd inluce the Commons to accept the sugges-
lions Of the Upper House. This moderation "a
language. together with Lord Salisburys a"op-
,,o, NJ onportunlst tactics will help to silence
,h. Radical cIamor for an immediate reform Oh
the House OF Lords. =, ,,,asIor
The report Of the Royal Labor C9nInIssiV u,
uhIch f. about 10 ha presented 10 farlan'Il' II
IN favor of maintaining the principles Oh s'l
help and non-iuicrfcrence by IN" state. ~ Irc""
mends the voluntary principle IN nlat,c's ~
arbitration and conciliatlon aud opposes III
ing legal powers - enforce DECISIONS 10 III h
trihundls II saws that trade disputes sHou'u W
left "a far rs possible 10 Vo'uh,.ry n,"" ~ ,b.
settlement and suggests that no extension "l NV
,rnscnt pow-rs of Incorporation be ailpWrd -
trades unions ~ these powers VIII enable Wo,H
lnyr,.n 10 combine under agreements, IrHf'F
~ -,',,,le an matters connected with their
common Industrial interests. The Commission y
against The universal eight-hour day, ana ADVISES
al
adults be- left t. voluntary arrangement. 49,
ou,nion at the Foreign Office points to the
.,riv drnnsitlon Of the Khedve and the sue
c.sslon os his brother. Prince Mehmet All. I.or'
crnrncr obtained the submission Of the khedlve
and tn. retraction Of his structures upon me
British ctIiccrs in Egypt only after exercising
strong pressure Lord fJsebery. secretary 81
state for Foreign Affairs - still dissatisfied
The Khcdiyc's hostility to Great Britain VIII
raise the question ~ his deposition Tor con-
alteration IN the Cabinet Immediately atter me
al
not cease Intriguing against the English regime
and will provide himself with an exclusively
anti-British encourage lie has JUST decorated
and rewarded the chief OF the Ababdeh tribr,
who was condemned by an English military
court IN 1855 10 death FOR treachery.
As soon "a TN. House Of Commons reassembes
the Government viii be questioned rs To tn.W
attitude toward midas currency problem. me
Statist' predicts that the Indian mints VIII DE-
opened before long to silver coinage
The COMMITTEES representing British interests
I'm Atchison has cent member named ticinns
10 New-York To- report on the state OF Atom,
son affairs The con mlttee VIII postpone maj
action until Mr.. Fcming's return.
There VIII be two royal drawng-rooms in
March, AZ TN. first the Queen Will re-
ccive: ut the second. Princess Christian. II IS
understood that several Americans will be- pre-
scntrd The Duchess Of York would have
OBLIGATED at one 81 the drawing-rooms had she
not been prevented by domestic duties. The
Duke and Duchess Of Connaught nave obtained
Clarence House with gorgeous furnishings al
though the car WAS Obliged to spend an enor-
nous sum in making II 1T for his sister the
present Duchess OF Edinburgh and Saxe-COburg-
Gotha
Cardinal Vaughan has summoned to London
40 members Of the cvangeliZlng fraternities of
Jesults Redcmptorsts. Passonisis Domini-
cans and Frauciscans. in order that they may
work throughout Lent among the poorer classes.
which they. viii visit. aid and instruct. The
Cardinals action has caused a variety or sensa-
lions among the Protestant clergy.