The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-13
ioRD ROSEBERY'S POLICY.
,,,,sE,r RECoNTENEs AND THE
orEEN's SPEECH rs Read.

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,.xnoS. March 12.-Parliament reassembled
T., At o'clock this afternoon the mem
W.. ., the House OF Commons we're sum
v..d 10 the chamber OF the House OF Lords
S..r the specch from the throne. After the
vi iorn,alties at the bar. the Queens
.1b WAS read by the Lord High Chancellor.
- Hsr.chen The speech. which was some
shat longer than the one prorosuine rsria-
W., vssk ago was az follows:
NV LORDS ASD GESTLEMEN regret In
- AZ my speech at the recent completion OF
,.n, ,rdnous labors. to have to summon you
- AEON to renew them. MY relations with
,.,.lsn powers continue amicable. Satisfac-
AZ, nseotations between ray Government
I'd that OF the Emperor Of Russia for tho set
,,nspt OF the frontier questions In Central
nj, are proceeding with spirit o; mutual
cadence and good will. which gives every
| 90 i An early and equitable adjustment.
y.so,i.tions are also In progress with the
Go,srument OF the United States for the pur-
nose Of executing the award OF the Court OF
,.N,,rstion on the question OF the seal fisheries
=. p.hrinc Sea-
TAKE pleasure also in informing you that
IN. protracted and intricate arrangements fx-
,.s the frontier OF the Burmese dominions and
those Of the Etnpetol VI .nn" O .sa
brought to satisfactory eoheiusi0n " 'ne
hs1sturo 81 .,o rO n.n,sd h, ,,msntsbl.
| Two eonisions' ,.-Vt l'N."NN.s .. -
loss Of lie ha's ia.ey occurIeu oe'meen 'ng
/ french and colonial forces IN west africa
Avail 'he .s -. g.. ~ III. ,..,,r-
! ,,nees in full confidence that they will be ex-
.minsd in the calm and dignifled temper
which BELTS two great nations on such an 90
e,On.
GENTLEMEN OF IN. hooss VI
iii be laid before you. They will be found to
make full and sueaua, re provision ,or 'ne oe
4 fence oiths empire. Inc recent improvement
,nd marked. ARr.rian crime has been re-
taeed under inc no,nt IN
nhJmW 'o'ne 49, ,..,a ho =,
. .au',S.raSl. body o, .ycted tenants requires
IL ,,t.ntion MEASURE will be submitted
"r n nth tho view OF q reasonable settle ment
o, question deeply affecting the well being OF
y,.,rd
Bills will be submitted 10 you TOT the
msndment OF the Registration law and the
,sOlton Of plural voting in Parliamentary
seetions. and measures oeaiins win .ns
3. Tbses H ana
.so be presented to you bills with the object
Equalization Of rates IN London. the esta6-
Scot and on the Same basis as that recently
ucorded to England and Wales. and the ex-
s sIslss oil direct local '0H''0' ''f '"' '''''
You will also be asked to consider meas
ur.s for the promotion Of eo1siattioa Of laSo,
Nlnes acts aud reform OF the present method
Conducting Inquiries concerning fatal acci-
"i'bon ali your labors and deliberations I
hum6y i'm piore tho blessing and guidance OF
IiseetinS Of the Liberal leaders was held
q noon at the Foreign once. There was u
% M IGna MEs hOsS EGss
which elected prolonged cheers.
Lord KoseberY said they missed the sublime
stsral bencn. but the House OF Com N o ms also.
tCh.ers.l II had been thought that he Rose.
lis policy. Cries Of I" Hear" Hear"i
There was nc need OF SUCH a DECLARATION. ne
ns sse Sut fa ONLY Of men The caSinet had
tOntention OF recsding from the policy they
hanued at the last session: Inc honor OF
LSsnH aohoaS hn was Snss n rnniS n.c.,va
hsesrliest settlement. though he could not
would certainly be pressed to q definite and
successful issue Ionesrs ..,,o,. ,,.
nry was bound BY every tie of honor to con-
unus Mr. Gladstone's policy. IL would be an
aasstation to deny that ms ,hosenesry speeen
MS position on the uuestlons, out MS cIltlcs
must have read the speech IN very cursory
way II they imagined that he designed to de-
part from full acceptance OF the Liberal
policy. There were any doubts on that point
tney ought 70 oe set AZ rest ~ MT Mofley
desislopt TO remain IN the irish once
WIN MT GIadstones last declaratlons con-
eeinlng the house OF LORDS thg Queen pres.
emf adyssrs entirely agreed he had himself
studied the question and perhaps had used in
me HOUSE Of Lords even stronger language
tean Mr.. Glsdtone had made use OF what
NE Lords had to understand was that with
tnem me task OF revision Was dellcate ana mat
tteeetlon VAS oahGerous. ,IhseIEl Win me
eehoctAtc suffrage the country now enIoyeu
AenAnber eonstituted IKE the house OF Loros
Nn anomaly | Hear rear
tne lpper rouse. ne salc: had ueeenerNeu
Hlo an orRanlzatlon run by one man. Inc
nmo.efhment would lose sight OF no measures
wa, mlght force upon the atehtlon OF the
sJIeHy .his AhGmay and the grave HeriIs 70
Lqrds eIposed the nation. Hear! Hear J"
hhsiotae 70 the circumstances Ieading 70
.aeeeptsnce OF tine Premiership. LORD hose
kSey sail y was me greatest lneonNenienee.
~ ~ Oeing IN the house OF lorus: but II was
~ mut OF nus Laughter ne uld not thlnE
nLougnt 70 70 regarded as ,stlgmh le
tSSaeI he paIU 10 luuge MIN Oy MS deeus'