New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16
YIELDING TO HARCOURT.
THE PREMIER SAID TO HAVE DECIDED ~
CONCIIIATE THE CHANCELLOR.

A CONFERENCE OF THE ROSEBERY SECTION
OF THE cABrNEr-MR. cHAMBERLAIN's
MISTAKE CONDITION OF THE
HEBREWS IN RUSSIA
LORD RANDOLPH
London Dec ia conference OF the Rosepery
section Of the Cabinet was held to-day al Al
thorpe Park, the seat in northampton OF Eur
Spencer First Lord of the Admiralty Ihere
were present Lord Rosebery, the Marquis oi
Ripon. Colonial Secretary: Arnold Morley POSI-
master General; and Mr.. Bryce. president Oh the
Board Of Trade. The meeting was ostehsio'y
friendly gathering, but was really held Tor the
purpcse OF considering the feud which has arisen
in consequence Of the refusal Of Sir william Har-
court Chancellor of the Exchequer. To loiIo" the
Premier's lead in matters referring to the House
of Lords and the business Of the coming session
OF Parliament Sir William Harcourt has not
made a single speech in public since the close
OF the last Parliamentary session. anu Posi''s, ny
refuses to pay any heed to the appeals or MS
Cabinet colleagues and Of influential members Oh
the House oc Commons to identity himseif IN an.
way with the policy of Lord k3sepery unrvS' "
As the attitude maintained by Sir Wililiih
threatens to result In the disruption OF ,he 1anS
net lust before the dissolution OF farilahen',
Lord Rosebery has submitted and VIII cohsluer
his proposals. These. 1t Is understood, lhci"de
dealing with the House of Lords question 0y
means of a resolution drafted by MI Brlce. the
principal feature of which Is borrowed from inc
law governing the United States CONGRESS ana
which provides that n bill when shall nav
been rejected by the House of Lords shall Pc
come law If the passage Of the measure by lhe
Uouse OF Commons be reafirmed by a TWO
thirds vote. The Chancellor Of the Excnequer
further stipulates that the Local Veto ana Regis
tratiOn Reform bill shall De pdsseu peio'e ''
dissolution II Parliament
Tho result Of to-day's conclavc at Earl Spen-
GERS which has not yet been inadc Puohc, -
believed to bc an agreement with the proposals
of sir william Harcourt. who. If reconcied. VIII
take the stump In January in support OF Lord
Roseberys policy.
The defeat Of the Liberal candidates for seats
IN the House ~ Commons for the North Lindsey
ar Hrleg division ~ Lincolnshire. and for For
rarshlrc have convinced the Liberals Of the ne
costly for registration reform, The one-nan-one-
vote princlple and the holding II all elections on
one day Both the Brigg and Foriarahlre sea-
were. won by the tnOnists under me piuldI
voting system
Joseph Chamberlain. the Liberal-tnionist lead
or IN the llous. OF "ommons. has drawn upon
himself universal rdcule by installing the iron'-
cal observations of Lord Rosebery that the
r-nlonists pos,essed all the wealth, intellect
and intelligence - the country "nl'' NJ
doubted that there existed a single Liberal aole
t. spell words II two sylablcs THIS sheer al
tho nretenslons Of the Unlonists Mr. Chamberlain
took seriously. and in reply wrote ietter ~ 20
.'rhe Times" which that paper published IN the
higg.a tvpe Among other things n ms it''ei
Mr. Chamberlain said; 1T is awiuI 10 tm'hh ~
the cs,inirs q a nation pelhS O",''..'', ',
such ignorance" Nj. Chanberlains c''hlnuni
tom has caused much amusement among th' LID
eral papers all sides.
Al a meeting u the Russ)-Jewish Committee
today al which Sir Julian Goldsnld. Member o.
Parliament from the South Division of 50 Pan
r,a~ pr..ilcf privat. cormun!ca lions In reia-
,ion IN th. condition ~ the Hebrews IN Russia
We. presented According 10 these conmu"'ca
tons. the new cars dccrers mad resulted IN
greatly amcMorlung the condition % the he
brews HIS Majesty 1t was stated. had ordered
rnodIns alton Of the action taken under the Mhy
lnv- and the laws In regard TO eNpuisions u .i
Ruagla n Wa also announced that Holy Johh
81 Cronstadt had sent sift t. IN" IdIi''uu 80
school and had also replied . = dePu,"''"n ~, -
Hebrews who waited upon him recently We
love all men without distinction "i 'i'eu or ia
ti1n On- Goi created NJ all
Tn. Tablet" expresses approval = he ptoies;
mad. los fh. Bishop ~ Rochester against Ar'h-
bishop Irellnd's taking part IN The N"w-to'A
elections. which action by the Archbishop IL ue-
clares p, boz d striking departure from AL the
traditions of m" American hi'r'' u" paper
ia e tn NNI'''Fhfi Ut N''''i 100 '''
part 81 Archbishop ireland is n.' nn''"'-ct'a
Yin IN. ccclesiasti,nl troubles which have arisen
I'm the diocese q Ncw York
The Duke = York is mahlng arrangements
f.r - visit :, Canada next spring After spend
ing some time In the Dominion. the Duke VI.
proceed t. Australia.
The Dowag,r Czarna viii yist England In
March During her stay shc Will be- the guest u:
thu, Primo and Princess - W hl"s.
Letters from Lord Randolph Churchill received
by friends In London say that his health Is
stnl far from good Nevertheless he adds. 1t Is
his intention to contest for Bradford III 'h'
House OF Commons.
Thomas + Bayard. United States Ambassador
- Great Britain. Will be entertained At luncheon
ON Monday by the leading citizens OF Ma chester
SUGAR DEBATE ~ THE REICHSTAG
Rerlln. lice I5-ln the Rechstag to-day the de-
bate on the American sugar tariff and It's effects
upon the German sugar interests was resumed.
The speeches were proliX and few outside OF the
Agrarian group manifested much cagerncss to ioi-
low the discussion. Count ~ limbcrG Siiriinl
made the principal speech for tho sugar people.
lie dcplored. he said. that Germany Was unable
to do anything affect the one-sded tariff enacted
by the United States Americans demanded mild
treatment Of their meat and cattle exports. why
did they not repeal the dinerential tax How
ever even should they Withdraw this tax. he
acknowledged. Germany would be unable to abro-
gate the sanitary measures which she had adopted
TO protect her own agricultural interests. Dr..
Alexander Meyer formerly follower OF Richter.
the Free Trader. advised German producers nor
10 depend so much upon their export trade In
sugar but to regulate better the process OF pro
ductlon and home consumption.
The sum and substance OF the whole debate IL
that the Government hopes to come to terms with
the United States despite the opposition OF Agra
rIan fanatics II is also inferred from Count PoSa-
I,x alxv All "A reduction
tics AZ provided for under the law OF 1891. Will not
be enforced.
POWELL NOT FIRST CHOICE FOR PREMIER
Ottawa Dec b-It has been learned that before
sending for MIR Bowel aud asking him TO form a
Ministry Lord Aberdeen sent for Sir Frank Smith
and offered 10 intrlst the formation OF the new
IL.