New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
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LORD ROSEBERY'S POLICY
GIST OF THE QUEENS SPEECH
SIMPLY TO COMPLETE THE GLADsToN-
IAN PROGRAMME.

OF LORDS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND HAIR
COURTS MUTUAL AvERsioN-iNTERNA-
TroNAL ARBIrRArIoN-THE DEMON
srRArroN AGAINST THE PEERS
Copyright 1924 Nv The United pys"
London. March i0--The outlines OF the Queens
Speech. which will be read at the reopenng OF
Parliament next week. will not be communicated
to the leaders Of the Opposition before tomorrow
evening Enough IL already known TO JUSTIFY the
prediction that the Speech will be about tho
shortest one on record. simply canvassing the I'M
finished business OF the Gladstonian programme
The hills for registration reform Welsh dis
establishment the relief Of evicted tenants In
ireland and the amendment OF the factory acts
ora expected 10 cover most Of the positive part
Of the document Extra grants may be de-
manded moreover. for several purposes
II tho Speech az thus outlined were oil the
liberals had to rely upon for the diHciosnre o'
Lord Rosebery's policy general revolt W '"'
party would be inevitable. The Prime Minister.
however has prepared an explicit s'ate"sh' VI
policy which he will present TO the I"oe'"' |o'''
rnoners in the meeting AT the Foreign oihce' nc
will undoubtedly announce to them AT th's coh'e''
ence the continuance OF the Glads'oh'ah ho'"e
Rule programme in Its entirety lie VIII eNp'c''
81. o,,rov,l Of the policy followed by John MOT
,.,, Cb,e, Secretary for Ireland. and prooaoiy
a,,u nlacate the Radical wing OF the Ministerial
,sts with a declaration In favor OK his hoppy' 'he
,,,r,,c,,,. Of federation for tho whole Uh''eu
r,,,odom He IS likely 20 propose the realization
n, this principle with the formation OK sr~"'
cantral committees for Scotland ana "a'eS'
Lord Roseberys attitude toward 'he i'o"'o -
lords remains doubtful. Unless no pro"''e
~, ros,r,ct,ne the veto power OF the Peers ne
" y,
o., Mr. Iabouchere and his supporters "o"''
'o -. % amend the address with some
lille clause concerning the Upper House. Inc
....a,or IN the Ministerial circle Is that the
-. ,,r,ster will present ap interim measure
- 49, peers the right TO sit in the House OF
nrs 90 q preliminary to a sweeping recon-
-., ., tho whole system OF hereditary 'eBS
=, . letter written in 1888 LORD hoseoei'
,..,.-o, that ne favored allowing inc fee'o INC
-. ~ tbe lower house his suppor'e'' Nv"
49,. .,o, the occasion IL inoppor'u"e io' my
more comprehensive REFORM , omc.
M. ,,heral conference at the roreIs" O'
~, 50 addressed also by Sir Wiham i'"i
r,,..,,or of the Exchequer ana 'eauei II. VIZ
$50 ~ Commons. The main oo'ec. Vi '
.,>.och w,,l be to give the party "'e No..
bpee0' ..,.,.,e harmony with the Prime Hi'''-
ne 10 ~ r., ,oen secret, although the IhDerai
iS'er '.s. 20 I, only timdly. that Lord foSe-
orsa"' CT william one Of the difficulties
Oery ,.,,on While working under Sir
"a o',,, q, ,ss, Lord Rosebery. then ohder sec
"' ,h. Home Office. found MS chiei
- .nh overbear1ng manner well h's" III
tolerable. ~. encounters between
A setes OF disagreeable ehc""n'e -,
sere' VI 80, mon led eventually to Lord
the TWO u"'o Ever since that time
49,, heen a hidden feud between 'he''''
nv" 49,. Col, keenly the aversion OF 'he o'her
fach "a 90 continue to do 30. despite all
and IL likely 10
fair words. o,orors wl,, meet soon
80" .d,nr Of the Queens speech 10 eject
-mo.r. and 10 decide upon Ihe i"."'. -
oihce'' ""' r,,o Anti-ParneIte leaders have
"i' ,,,.,red information suf1iclent 10 co'-
49,, that the Governments COURSE VIII
80 sa,,sfactory to them Inc .epo' 80
pe 49,. ,,or,ev had not obtained the assent
that 'o'''' ,,..,r,es 10 the project for the re-
OF M '' ..,.,ad tenants In Ireland. The fact
hei VI uor,av consented to retain his ONCE
Is t""' .ord,tion that the bill In question
only y" ..,d and the old Gladstone Cabinet
pe 90 nearly intact as possible Inc plan
DC -, a, In sed upon the recommendations OF
Oh ua,hew.s Evicted Tenants Commission.
,,o Land Court the evicted tenants VIII
Ihro"e ,o buy holdings. the time OF re-
be enc" ., borrowed capital being extended
pa! -, y, wears The clause concerning
over Gales remains undecided. Justin
conp" and his Anti-Parnellite followers in
mon the compulsory feature. and. as 1t 70
sist up TO conciiate them, their demand Will
hardly DC OF the Government has been made