New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-15
NOT A NATURE JUDGMENT.
LABOUCHERE CHECKMATED.
THE GOVERNMENTS METHOD OF DIS
REGARDING HIS AMENDMENT.


TALK OF LORD ROSE
BERY's RESIGNATION.
London. March 1.-THE House of Commons
was crowded with members and visitors to-day.
Sir William Harcourt announced that the Gov
eminent had taken advice from all available
sources and had decided TO make the declaration
that the judgment given last evening IN amend
ing the address on Mr. Laboucheres motion did
not show a mature and well-considered decision
Of tho House of Commons. This a grave
question. he said and the Government would not
present the address. amended, to the Queen
Conseouently the Government proposed TO bring
nm a new address, amounting merely to an ac-
lrouIedqn,ent of the speech from the throne.
/ Balfour Conservative leader was greeted
with prolonged cheering he arose TO reply To
tho Governments announcement The Conserv-
atiyes Mr. Balfour said. would not object to the
Government eating its own address. The OPP
positon had no desire to take advantage or the
Governments difficulty. but were prepared TO
assist in extricating them from their unpleasant
position.
Mr. Iabouchere in the course or his remarks
defending his amendment to the address, which
was nassed Yesterday by vote of l47 to l45
said IL was not intended as vote OF want or
confidence in the Government. but merely in
the Governments supporters in the country had
demanded the abolition Of the veto power Of the
House of Lords and the Government should
take some action in the matter. The Radicals
would not oppose a substitute for the ADDRESS
as amended but would rest satisfied with having
done their best attested by the majority gwen
TO his amendment last evening.
Continuing Mr.. Labouchere said: You may
withdraw this address and bring in another
but the first one remains the decision VI the
House We are the representatives. OF the peOpie'
and the Government are our representatives /
do not recognize that the Government are my
masters l always regarded them as the serV-
ants Of the majority of the House. Whether you
take the ma jority of the members on this side OF
the House or the views of the majority oil LAD
erals o,,tsid the House they are with me In TINS
n,attor and demand prompt. speedy and drastic
action radical cheers) Outside tine House
they dc not care whether you abolish OF uesuo!
the House of Lords.
Mr.. LabOuchere was frequently Inter- uP'Vu ny
cheers and laughter. 49,. ~
Joseph Chamberlain said the vote of last even
ING must either be rescnded remain In the
shape of a vote of want of confidence tCnee's'
II was obvious that the Government. ousn. -
dissolve Parliament and seek a fresh mandate
from the country. cloud and continued umoh-
ist cheersD ,. .,o,,oa tho
debate on the address. $50.
The amendment to the address offered last
night by John ]. Clancy Parnellite, impugnins
The Government for virtually continuing III ire
land the methods of the late Government was
nut TO division, and rejected by vote OF sol
10 H. ,.,.,, o,a
The original address was then Withdrawn. ana
Sir William Harcourt formally moved ana John
Morley seconded the new and shorter ADDRESS
acknowledging the Queens speech me HeW az az
dress was accepted by the House without III
vision. ,,, r,,..,o,o., oxnrasses
the opinion that. notwithstanding the edIles
7 ord
rnmain at his post the new Premier Will shorty
resign He bases this opinion on the sIenst''
of the widespread irritation created ai'I hv the
Irish and other parties ana 1aCuons ny az
eneach of Lord Rosebery in the House OIL l-olu',
q single sentence Of which; he says has causeu
all the trouble. The sftuatoh' "hiie "O' "'P
ate is undoubtedly serious . ,ho
The tactics of the Conservatives have met ele
severe disapproval of Mr. Baliouf, VINO - a"d 20
20 have expressed his opinion in PLAIN terms Vi
Tho Tories abstention from voting on lhe Ia Ia,
houchere amendment merely to emDarrass oiis
Cnrcrnment on this subject Mr.. Balfour Is salo
80 80 iectured the Conservative whips sound!y
In the number of Truth issued to-day NJ
,houchere saws Lord ROseberys accession 10
the Premiership was a skilfully cohIIH s % osn
~ There is no question about LORD Rose
berv's ability; he has a dangerous amount oil IT,
and therefore his selection pleases tne ioi .asc
His selection. however, by pohtlcai anu pi. ,
hnors VAS dirty trick" on the Liberal party
whose preferences were not asked .o,, o,,t
The Parnelltes in Parliament nave , seht tbeir
another manifesto. They point out that thei, :
nra,,ious warnings regards the sightihs vi
irish rights under the new Government nav
been verified much sooner IMAM 'hey W.. cav
hss arisen Since the death OF drneiI' my
close their manifesto with call ior d ha'io''
congress in Dublin on Aprh j.
,,r>-, ~ THE GOVERNMENTS COURSE
1ordon March 15-"The Daily News. Liberal
-, 90 Tho annroval of the Cabinets substitute au-
go. .Tbis solution OF the difficulty is not oiiiE
the hest that could be found, but Is also co't ns
proof that tn ,hdsai , OF the
no Tts iandard Conservative, says Of the Govern
men' .Wbateyer applause the Government mign,
have gained from certain quartz ssupedly forfeited
by this exposure Of their nsnceriy I he fuv
SeseTye the ridicule which they Will nave 10 e"
THE Daily Chronicle (Advanced LperaD say ;6e
.If the Government is going 10 be stable one, ne
sorry situation created on TUESDAY mus nus n ,h H.
sUccsssor We warn the Government mat lhe ,1.u
erals Cannot win the election unless c dr
statement OF policy resPectHgb ,ch e vii not be sat-
ished with the existing expressions "a '''N
Michael Davlt An,iParnee. has letter let 81 b bn
"The Daily Chronicle" Of this mornnS; u in AZ
assumption that the Irish supported Mr. Lao 0r6
cheres amendment Of the address @w msme TO Rule
The irish never doubted the Premiers slhcer hn
Mr. P yoed Win wh Mr. Labouchere by the
passionate conviction that the House OF Good than
ps ali around Mr. Davitt thinks and has cleared
ofr of man unworthy rufnOrS
me rh an , ~ Conservative says: Freed from the
magic Of MIR Giadstones domination. the Govern
,na5, iority are already splitting up. ana arr
rnsdv 70 accuse one another of treachery we nav
No svmnathy 10 waste on the Minister'S lot nlsis
no no. ~ which they have involved themselves by IN,
sincere endeavors to satisfy their extreme any
empty-headed followers with big ana noisy ph'a''''
AN ALLEGED FIGHT WITH NIHILIsTs
London March 15.-The Berlin correspondent Oh
'The Daily News" gives an account Of a hght De-
tween policemen and Nhiliss in Warsaw, RUSSIAN
Poland last week. Most Of the Nihists were SUI
dents: several OF :hem were women. The poice-
men surprised them in old convent. where an
were busy printing revolutionary manifestoes ana
internal machlnes. me .\lhISl9