The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-08
INTRIGUE IN THE COMMONS.
HaTCOuTt'S Intentions a Matter of
Doubt.

sign his seat and the leadership of the
Liberal party in the House of Commons
are genuine, or who is likely to be his sue
cessor in the event of his retirement. 1t
is certain, however, that he has sent TO
his colleagues an intimation that his ply
sicians have advised him to enter on a
season of absolute rest, and he therefore
desires to retire from parliament at the
end of the session. But his adherents in
the House of Commons are obtaining sigma
lures to proposal to entertain him at
banquet at the National Liberal Club.
The promoters of the movement privately
urge that if a sufficient mum Der of liberals
sign the invitation it will influence Sir
William Harcourt's decision to continue
In the parliamentary leadership of the
party and nearly 200 liberal members
have already signed. The banquet will
be limited to memb ers of the House of
Commons of the Liberal party, and will be
held ostensibly to celebrate the passage of
the budget, but it is really designed to as
certain how many members would adhere
to Sir Harcourt in a struggle to GUST Lord
Roseberry from the premiership. No
member of the cabinet has been solicited
to sign the invitation. The probable out
SriIi I temnorariiv retire from nariiament
leaving the question of the liberal leader
ship in the House of Commons in doubt.
CANDIDATES FOR THE POSITION.
Mr. Morley Campbell Bannerman and
Home Secretary ASquith each has a
factional following in his aspirations to the
leadership anu IhlS. undoubtedly, would
threaten 10 so dlsorganize the party as TO
lead 10 4 united appeal Tor the return OF
L.
Sir william Harcourt; In such an event
ne coulu unuerUdh9 me uIspIdceuenl OF
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himself tells his friends that he has not
The rernotaet Intention Of Going into ina
House of ords If he returns 10 nolitics
his iabors win he nerformed in the House
of Commons
Among the comDlex negotiations in the
lobby of the Honse of commons is a nro-
nasal that Mr. Chamberlain at the head
IF the milk Of the liberal dissenters shall
return IN tbe liberal fold and assume the
leadership Of the Liberal marty Very
few nersnns are found In believe Royever
that Mir Chamberlain would rerant on
the question of home rule for. Ireland and
fever still believe that he would ever
agair no trusted nv the mass Of tbe MON
hers If the liberal Marty This renor,
merely illustrates the internaI confusion
in which the government narties are
nIunged
The McCarthvite section of the Iriah
party. whose soiidity of votes and stead
fastness Of nurnose make them mower
IN the selection OF new liberal chief,
"oeou sTpP S;,. H Spn n1i do Gno Sue
go - I,aiand andoaro,,,rr 70 40
viii tho 1andIor6s mobilization ~ he
e,,inted tenante biI1 which Iii he sns
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measure
.
lhAeh MEAS RES ~ GIVE WAL
justin Mccarthy, with the ascent OF his
colleagues, has consented to give the whole
OF the next session TO British measures,
provided the House OF Commons will re-
affirm the principle of home rule by
at tho rIoea Of tho lessen to 90 hafora ~
country showing that the leading pro
posals of the Newcastle programme have
been dealt with.
The money comprising the Paris fund
of the Irish National party will not be
available for four months the French law
insisting upon an interval of three months
between the legal appeal for the money
and its payment. MIR McCarthy's sig
nature will command over 430, 900, and
for the remainder Patrick Egan's sigma
ture Is also required a large part of the
1und ought 10 go TO the evlcted tenants,
but there is no legal reason why por-
ton should not be devoted to the necessi-
ties of the party.
Ac,p1>-rr cor.>-c,r
Inc CABINET has been summoned to
meet at council on Tuesday to consider
Lord Sallsbury,s alien bill In spite of
Lord SaHsoury's strong denunciation of
the antl-anarchlst section of the measure,
a portion OF the ministry favor revival
OF the amen law OF 1918 and its application
TO anarchists, but Lord Sallsbury's pro
mower in tho matter Of tha a3,,,,i 70, DF
foreigners, is regarded as extremely
dangerous to the public peace, and is
universally declared to be altogether too
lmmoderate
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In the foreign once there Is an unmis
taxable tendency 10 support Japan III her
dispute with China III regard to Corea.
IL IS reported on unimpeachablea authority
tnat the hrst sign OF Chlnas Offering to
RUSSIA change in the lines OF the from
tier IN return for Russian assistance
against Japan Will be the signal for the
Brltlsh TO reoccupy Fort hamilton.
Inc arch bishops of Canterbury and
Iorkhave issued summonstOall the bish-
ops calling upon them to Join the church
committee which has been organized to
resist the movement toward the dis