New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
ABRIDGING PEERS POWER.
ANTI-LORDs MEASURE FIRST ON THE
MINISTRIES LEGISLATIVE LIST
GIADsTONIANs COOPERATING IN THE FIGHT
CHAMBERLAINs Projected BIlLs-Rus-
STA AND GREAT BRITAiN-IoNDoN
COUNTY COUNCIL

STA AND GREAT BRITAiN-LoNDoN
COUNTY COUNCIL
London, Nov 1O-At Yesterdays Cabinet
Council the Ministry definitely decided to put
the resolution for the abolition Of the veto
power of the House Of Lords in the first place
on the programme Of legislation to be consid-
cred at the coming session of Parliament. Fol
lowing this measure will come in order the Elec-
toral Registration bill. the bill for the disestab-
lishment Of the Church in Wales. and Mir. Nor
leys Irish Land bill.
The Government supporters are firmly con-
WINGED that it Is possible 10 pass the anti-Lords
and Registration measures before the dissolu-
ton of Parliament. and have instructed the
party managers throughout the country to or
game the agitation against the House of Lords
and to arrange for demonstrations at various
points without delay. The National Reform
Union has planned series Of meetings In the
principal Midland county centres. and the EX-
ccutive Committee II the National Liberal Fed
Grafton will carry on The agitation In the North
and South of England. All over Great Britain
the various local Lircral associations Will re-
spond to the impetus from headquarters with
alacrity and the movement agains, the upper
House promises &c become az enthusiastic ara
widespread as any reform agitation ever known
in the country.
Lord Rosebery to-day visited Mr. Gladstone
for the purpose Of consulting with the eX-
Premier on the general position. The Ministers
have been encouraged by The success already
attending their efforts. \ vigorous private can
vass among the wealthy Gladstonans has al
ready realized for use In the campaign against
the Lords and for election purposes heaIly
$3.50 900. as the Conservative papers ailege. Inc
state Of the election fund VIII enable the EN-
ccutive Committee To promote the candidacy pi
a number OF workingDen who are not associated
candidates The Conservatives. On their SD" be-
Ing unable to work the popular VEIN VIII send
lecturers everywhere. Tn chief Of thesr cam
paign lecturers Is the author. W II. MallocK
who will at;cmpt To- educate the pub.lc on me
relations between labor. capital and property.
Lord Salisbury will reluctantly assent. und'r
pressure Of joseph Chambe lain. II the introduce
ton into the House of Lor4s 3D.. measures p'oNh,
ing for oh age pensions for woik.nenen ana
far Safe aid FOR artisans in securing dwellings
for themselves The Tory press .reai. MI Cham
bcrlain's schemes with suspicion. "hilc the "'fN-
insnon Look upon them wih indihe.e.-e ap-
preaching contempt.
Lord Rcgebery. in MS speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet In the Gu.iihail last night.
limited at the possibility 81 an entente WIN
Russia being reached The Prime Minister IA
not reveal the exact line Of diplomacy Va ~ i"i-
lowed to reach the desired end. but stated that
II had received the sanction 81 the Cgbinc'. ana
would clfec; such an Arrangement with RUSSIA AS
would be counter To the FIR ucA policy
News" signed Diplomat. hut known % hdN'
been inspired by Lord Rosebery. urges the settle
mcnt Of both European ana As!aur dlhruiNcs
with Russia. and suggests the construction %! cN-
tensiv, Russo Agiatic railways o. meet the str1-
tegic lines In India. making II continuous trading
connection. "DiploTat' argues That every al
vance made by Russia In Asia withn assigned
limits ought to be welcomed. not only without
the least msgiving. but with the most positive
satisfaction. In regard - the effect upon Europe
~ an entente such as the IN view "D.plo-
hot fb. lr.th nf0flwUf
natives Of the regions concerned ID the verge n!
bankruptcy. With England and RUSSIA flen1S.
however. all Europe would b. compelled l. i"h1"
their example. The monstrous system now III
vogue no declares cannot survive to the end u
the present CENTURY. No policy such as advO-
Gated by "DJlomat." however. has been ioi"-
Swallowed ~ any Government organ. and II Is
generally believed that LORD Roseoery grounds
his plans upon the nope that the regime oi I'm
peror Nicholas II will be favorable To- the esttD-
lshmcnt d! close relations b tween the TWO c'hn-
tries.
Lord Rpon. Secretary Of State foT the Colonies.
will urge upon his colleagues In the Cabinet tna'
a colonial conference be- convened soon "a Lopdun
for the discussion Of such questions as were
treated at the similar conference recently htId
IN Ottawa especially such a nav" any i'i"t" u
10 the United Kingdom. The Premier LOOKS WITH
favor on the proposal
The explanation made AZ the las meeting o. the
London County Council ~ certain members "
that body. VINO arr also prominent Ia the SOCIAL
In various fraudulent practices. bear on; the ale
cations Of jObbcrN at the expense q tn rate
payers. Mr.. B1unols. NJ J., has consequently
given notice Of motion which is equivalent -
a vote 81 c.nsure Il hes further been learned
that corruption under the protection - the coun-
eli has taken the form u blackmai, by subordl-
nate officials supporting trades-unlonists againsi
free-abor men ana that men have been eN-
Guided from employment unless they pledged
themselves 10 vote for the Progressive This
immature Tammany." says the hostile press,
must be nippcd ~ The bud.
NEW YACHT FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES.
London NOV. lO-Thc Prince Of Wales has
ordered q Clyde-but yacht OF less beam than tho
Britannia to be ready for next season. Lord Dun
raven Will defer the definite approval Of the de-
signs submitted for his new challenge for the
Americas cup until the conditions governing the
contest for the trophy shall have been definitely
''The Field" advocates the holding Of confer
ence OF leading yachtsmen % America and Great
the views OF the committee OF the New York lat lat
club as expressed In their report OF 1888 harmonic
England and Odds: THAT report was drawn 10y
OF clear conceptions, the railing rule should
be.
DAVITT DENOrNCES CARDINAL VAUGHAN.
London Nov. l0.-Michael Davitt has written an
open letter denouncing cardinal Vaughan and
many priests for trying to coerce Catholic voters
in the London School Board elections. He says
that no obligation rests on Catholic laymcn to
think as do the priests on the election Of u
noner or member Of the School Board. Like the
Archbishop Of car tcrbury ana LORD salisbury,
Cardinal Vaughan, he thinks is on the side OF
TOryism, ard with them represents the antl-irish
feeling.
Africa, India and Australia. He Will lecture At
several points during his trip. a fund - being
collected for the expenses Of thc journey.