The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
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R0SEBERY'S DILEMMA.
IRISHMEN CLAM0RTNG FOR ABoLI.
TIOy OF PEERS VETO POWER.
II He Accedcs TO Jhese Dsmands He will
Have to Rsconsrruct Hss Ministry-
Parneliits M Manifesto.

LONDON, Sept 29.-Both private ap-
! peas and puonc warnings 10y The leaders
! OF the irish Parliamentary party nave
! tailed u DISTURB tne retcence or the
/ ministry win regard TO the po.cy they
I intend 20 pursue during the coming ses-
| sion OF Parliament, ana TIE position OF
! analrs political Nerses on d sTeat Crisis.
/ LORD KUSebcry shirKs IN every way the
| bringing before the Cabinet the question
] OF the Government policy Win reference
/ 10 the House OF Lords, tearing mat dis
| SehsionS Will ARISE, and that u" ministry
VIII be disrupted through The withdrawal
/ of The members opposed 10 the abolition
/ OF the peers veto power since he re-
| tirement Of MIR. Gladstone, although the
| question OF ahOIiShing the veto power
! Of the lords has beesl In the forefront OK
| the countrys politics, II has not once peen
! discussed by the Cabinet. Every secuon
Of the Liberal party Is waiting Win
| strained anxiety for some ministerial dtc-
| laratlon while Lord Rosebory urges them
10 be patient.
DEVON, HIRES PRCG7AMME.
The adoption Of the pr, ra1lme recently
proposed by the Duke OF Devonshire ana
| MIR. Chamberlain, marking the complete
| absorption ~ the lnionists by the ton-
| servatives. the chief feature Of which was
inc revision of Mr.. Chamterlain's scneme
| for Irish local government, &C. the extent
| Of creating county councils, with the CEN
trail legislature located In pGbun, "a now
| dCUhtful ., .h
Lord Rosehery's communications rath,
or indicate that until the Cabinet shan
have settled upon the policy 70 ne P".
sued regarding the House OF borus' a.
| the councils to be held In November ah.
necemher, no definite pronouncement
uuon the subject ought TO be expected,
| The feeling of distrust Of the slhceti.y
of thp Premier Is not now cohnnen 70
the Radicals and Irish, hut perNades the
! whole OF the Liberal party. ana ohsy
| straich forward declaration OF policy on
| lhe House OF Lords and home huIe
| questions can save him from being over
| thrown. -,
In n letter recently written. Mr.. Henry
| Jabouchere saws he despairS OF the OoV-
| ernment. and that he and the following
| with him viii In the future pursue an
| Independent course
RosEBtrY ~ ouAsDARY.
! Nessrs William O'Brten Justin Nc
| Carthy, and Timothy Healy have made
| declarations in which they notify the GOV
| ernment that unless the government
| attitude on the House OF Lords question
| is clearly defined at the opening OF Par
| lament they will use their undoubted
power 20 bring about dissolution IL
| Lord Rosebery decides to satisfy these
demands, he will find IL necessary TO re-
construct the Ministry. expeiling those
| from the Government hostile TO the House
| Of Lords refoTm. once the lrish leaders
| are made 10 feel absolutely certain that
| a bill abolishing the Lords veto power
| will be introduced. - is understood that
they will allow the Government 10 act
| at their discretion as TO the time OF the
measures presentation TO Parliament.
Lord Rosebery has already promised
! the Welsh members that the ilrst rleasuro
To be considered shall be the bill for the
! diSostdbli shment Of the Church i'm wales.
| The Conservatives. as soon as Dill ue-
! priving the House of Lords of the power
| of veto shall have been announced, VIII
| adopt obstruction tactics on every meas
| ure presented. and will continue on the
course until the House OF Common 'nd
! the public at large shall have mao fe
opportunity TO discuss in full its ng
such a vital change.
NJ. 4LAD,roaE gXrLiIys.
Mr.. Gladstone is out In a letter affirming
| his adhesion to local option, though, he
says. he hopes further step might DE
taken TO cope with the frightful evils or
| drink.
This letter from the cx-Premier has
restored the equanimty Of the temper-
( ance party. the organs OF which adVo-
Gated the issue Of a communication or
the Government on the subject.
EtFEcr OF rHE OAKS ILLNESS.
Adyices received by financial houses In
| London are understood TO confirm me
worst news regarding the condition OF
| diton is said 10 be hopeless, and his death
can be delayed but few months. The
! general opinion in mis- city comedies with
| that expressed In Paris and Berlin, 10 the
/
Of the CZaerwitch Will result In depriying
! France of a friend. Persons clos ly asso.
! ciated with the Czarewitch believe that
| when he ascends the throne he VII materi-
| ally alter the policy pursued by HE faith
! er. and Will cultivate cordial relations
! with Germany and England and hold
| aloOf from France. The iuctuatiOn In
| the price Of French reufes during the
week are attributed TO the impression that
the Cars death would cause uenen-
! dous fall In prices.
! PAsNtTI'T rssUr "tNIFFsTo.
DUBLIN. Sept. 2g-The Independent. or
| Parnellite. party has issued manifesto
| IN view Of the anniversary OF the death
| OF Charles Stewart Parnell, who died on
| October g. 1891. bitterly attacking the other
factions OF the Irish Parliamentary party.
| saying;
"The mass ~ the people who went
! wrong last election hav. been disillu-
| stoned They Ar. not nkely 10 remain
| long in the service Of 4 Government that
! conie-,.s n. inability 10 40 anything for
| ireland. nor remain attached to parna-
| nm i RI marty COS, - Ir',. in hsvil . 'usd
| in the first e.rential. oS unity. discipline.
and Independence and which hhs sue
| ceeded only in hlrins 10 strangers tnoss
| services which were tolemnly pledged To
| Ireland.
| a general election is certainly In the
| near future. and even were u the aVoweh
| policy OF the Irish alhes Of the tovern.
| fnent 20 continue the present morlnuht
! ministry I'm Office they are too demordlzed
and divided by deadly internal strlie 10
! b., useful even TO their British paymasfer.
We may expect, therefore, before the
| date of dissolution, individual appeals 10
| the constituencies from out OF he ranks
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