Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-12
POLICY.
m, Queens Speech Op'nInB Parlla-
msnt Today,
the PROGRAM FOR THE SESSION.
The Sow Premier says lie VIII Follow
the Plan Outlined by Ills
Predecessor.

IoNDlN, March l2,-faIllnmeht ~
.,,ombled this morning. Tho q iten's
sDecch says negotiations with the
t-pl,ed States Tor tho carrying cut Of
,be award Of the Benng sea arbitration
arc In progress; expects a calm and
sitnifisd examination into the recent
collisions between the French and
p1ush forces 10 West Airica; informs
t.o commons that estimates viii e2on
he unlimited, making adequate pro-
Visions Tor the defense Of the empire;
u.ipta out that the ngrarian crimes In
Ireland have teen reduced 10 The lowest
Iyi,t ia fifteen years; promises
mrrsurc Tor the settlement Of Tue
,v.ctpi tenants question; also for tue
amendment OF rsgaIauou ana hooli'
,ion VI plural voting.
Ii h iurther dealing with the eccle.
siaatlcal establishment VI Wales anu
Scotland; local government for scot
land on the same bAsis as that recently
accorded England and Wales and con
tr9l Of the liquor traiiic; also Tor cor
citation In labor disputes aud the
hmundmon, OF tho factory and mines
ncl.
A LIBERAL MEETING.
A large crowd gathered In the y.cn.
ity OF the foreign tillce at noon 10
witness the arrival Of the leaders who
were 10 attend tho great liberal meet
irg. Prominent liberals including
Premier Rosebofy and Sir Vernon
unfc1uri, were Justify chceFed. Rose.
D.. A q NHHfH L.
Tug, hu alluded la eul0gy 10 the retire
mcnt VI Gladstone; declared that tho
uuofal IAtiy hal not changed
to policy In the least since
GlAlaionra resignation; all the
same policy as tho former one; II had
no intention 10 Teosde from any one
ui the measures supported by the form.
Crgovernment. He declared the honor
u England aud tho peace VI Europe
gcio shio with the present govern
ment
la regard to the Irish queatlou, Rose.
hefy said the government was bound
10 IL by Ties OF hUG3f aud slectiOu. The
policy Of home rule wOuli not bo less
definitely uursusd. Doubts GU this
point should be set at rect by the
pledge Of the retention Of John Morley
ai chief secretary Of Ireland. He
bad been offered = higher Chloe but
decided that Il was bis duty not 10
teytr his career from the Irish cause.
The present government had entirely
ideHllhrd Itself with dladsiono's
declaration In his last parliamentary
fpetch touching tho mouse OF Lurdr.
The conviction had long been forcing
existing democratic suffrage the house
OF lorda IL an auomnly, especially since
the lords had been turned from BODY
VI hereditary law-giVera into one great
tory organization NJ tho beck aud call
oi a single party leader. When tue
tories were In Office tho power OF veto
was not exercised, but when tho lib
erals were In power tho veto was eN.
crclscd at the dislasto OF the tory
leaders. The liberals ate not blind 10
tbs danger 10 tho constitution anu
Will not loss s.ght Of any meas.
uro consututionaly presented TO
the country, In this peTiious anomaly
10 which II IN exposed, R0srOery de-
clared lao would not 90 10 gno extent OF
some by making the peers parlAhs OF
druar them from an opportunity Of
serving the state, hut lao agreed that
there Il great Inconvenience when the
premier Il not In the house Of com.
monsi but while ho remainej pfpmioi
they might be assured that no liberal
inthe ranks woulu endeavor more stead
lastly TO DO his duty 10 the party
Loud cheers.)
sir VIM Vernon Hnrcourl, chancellor
OF the tzohtquer, followed 10 the tEm,
general effect IN regard TO home rule,
declaring that dlauston1's last speeol
Ia regard to the house Of lords was al
Inheritance for the party aud that II
would prove tue greatest subject OF tn,
future,