The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-17
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He VIII support Hosebery Agafn-rhe
New Srsr Hnmane TO the Jews


Lor8on, Dec. Es---A conference OF the
Rosebery section % the cabinet was held
yesterday az Aithorpe Park. the seat in
Northampton q Earl Spencer. first lord
OF rhe admiralty. There were present
Lord Roseberg. the Marquis Of Rspon.
colonial secretary Arnold Morley. post
master general and Ms. Bryce. president
o. Tne board OF trade. The meeting was
ostensfbIy friendly gathering, but was
really held for the purpose OF considering
the Sea6 which has arisen in consequence
of the refusal OF Sir William Harcourt.
chanceilor OF the excheQuer, 10 follow the
prsrniers lead 81 matters referring 20 the
house OF lords ard the business OF the
coming session cf parliament Sir Wiz
lam Ha-ccurt has not made a single
speech in public since the close os the
last parliamentary session. and positively
refuses 20 pay any heed 10 the appeals OF
us casfnet colleagues and OF influential
members OF the house OF commons 10
identify himself In any way with the poll
icy OF Lord Rosehery unless IL be shaped
in accordance With his own plans. As
rhe attitude maintained by Sir William
threatens 70 result in The disruption OF
the cabinet just before the dissolution OF
parliament. Lord Rosehsry has submitted.
and VIII consider his proposals These. IL
Is understood, include dealing with the
house Of lords questions by means OF
resolution drafted by Mr.. Bryce. the prin-
eipal feature OF which is borrowed from
the law governing the United States con-
gresz. and which provides that bill
which shall have been rejected by the
house OF lords shall become a Aw II the
passage OF the measure by the house OF
commons be reatfirmed by a two-thirds
vote The chancellor or the exchequer
further stipulates that the local veto and
registration reform bills shall be passed
before the dissolution OF parliament. The
result OF today's conclave at Earl Spen-
GERS, which has not yet been made pub
lie. is believed 10 be an agreement with
the proposals or Sir William Harcourt,
who, II reconciled viii take the stump in
January in support OF Lord Rosebery's
policy.
At a meeting OF the Russo-J Jewish COM
mission today, private communications
with relation to the condition OF the
Jews In Russia were presented. Accord
Ing 10 these communications. the new
cars DEGREES had resulted In greatly
ameIiorating the condition OF the Jews.
HIS majesty, IL was stated. had odererd
modification OF the actions taken under
the May laws in regard TO explosions
from Russia, 1t was also announced that
Holy John OF Cronstadt had sent do
nation TO the Talmud Torah school, and
had also replied 10 a deputation OF He
brews who waited upon him recently.
we love all men, without distinction OF
creed or nation. one God created us
all"
The Tablet expresses the approval of
the protest made By the bishop of Roch-
ester against Archbishop 1reland's taking
part in the New York elections, which
action by the archbishop il declares to
be striking departure from all the tra-
ditions OF the American hierarchy. The
paper further says the unprecedented ac-
ton on the part Of Archbishop Ireland
IS not unconnected with the ecclesiasti-
cal troubles that have arisen In the do
cese OF New York.
The duke of York Is making arrange
ments for visit TO Canada next spring.
After spending some time in the Domin-
ion the duke Will proceed To Australia