Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14
ABOLISH
THE HOUSE
OF LORDS.
An Amendment to the
Reply
TO QUEENS ADDRESS PASSED.
1t Was offered by Labor
chero and Opposed
ny the Government, hut Majority
of Two Adopted 1t Amid Dcaion-
ing Applause Morley Makes


ny AssOciatcd Press,
London, March 80 In the houso Of
commons today the ohiei arcn'iary for
Ireland, tho Iirhi lion, John Morley,
eail that thc references o, the Right Hon.
y Ralionr tie Conservative lander ia
tho house to Vie rric.pd trnauta, savoud
VI ylndict,encss aud reminded tho haulo
that liberal uionlpt speakers had de.
cnrcd 10 favor OF the roinamtcmont Of
vvlctel t,imnts upon reasonable teruH.
lloferring 20 the conversion Of England
to home RUDE Me John Morley said that
this would he both easy and mp,d, hut,
lc added, mc government did NOT hold
that IA hnglish majority was necessary
IN order TO Obtain homie rule for ireland.
Continung. he said tlmt thon NiA no
fear that Lord llusebcUy would DO any
ding 10 yitnte or depart from thc l;ome
rule policy Mr.. M0rloy then ricrnd
to Lord ltnsoberry'a much commented
upon sprpvh Of yesterday Vyonng 10 the
house OF lnrile, saying that l.1m lsper'
berry iu HlHilrW ihti before home rule
wHH conceded to lrsAud tie English ma,
j1rity must be convinced of ltH necessity
meant 10 Hay that the Eouo rude hlll
would meet tlle same fate az bcinui, III.
less the iprrs are convinced that the feel.
ing OF TIE English people favored IL.
N'hoersl
Mr. Morccy said that ihe government
was not blind % the fact tint the ma
l0rity OF linmia. cnmmunpn wrre OH
posed ~ humc rlv, hut u WuH lnplAalhle
10 distinguish The ltngilah and the i'm
peral majority, adding ~, however, do
not wondor 80 the yiEIlnncr, suspicion and
jealousy exhibited hy the irish members
la puilf. of dlair UnuNdNuaa la auT irl,1
faith when o0wnNlly rumors IN regard
10 dlsHenaIun IN tho cabinet are circulated
nH they Worc yesterday The hOnOrHlln
member lur tho hnfbor division Of Dublin
lMr. Timothy Harrington yesterday
found fault with our nat Instantly 10.
pvaunR tho coercion net, but V is evident
that II would be waste OF lime 10 intro
ducc such bin
Mr. HARRINGTON hona interpreted aud
duuled Mr. MuHrtH Hpertai iu which tlo
cliof rsrvt1ry for liVland said that fhp
urHt huty Of The Liberals on coming into
power ,wohd be 70 rpAl that Nll' d,pud
slg Morloy cohtinnod. remnrking
mat The government had 10 choose b.
tween "a h|ll 10 rpoal the coercion act
aud an cyicted tenants bill, aud added
"it II Impossible TO trace a hafd aud faHt
line regarding ne daic whcl home rule
viii be Introduced We funkly admit
ihtt In tho casc 81 q Sill OF Hioh con
alitntlonnl magnitude we are bound 10
prosecute thcsp with all dispatch which
the circumstances allow, having regard
for the time " the session 4 u pronl.
lure 10 expect The government 10 give
u cut and dried atatein,1it az to Whether
The home nilp hil Will be- rointrDdUoed.
amended Oh not ampnded, ~ whether a
dissolution viii first be brought nhmt
without another home rule biil being
passed, The government, however. u
IL 80 ~
hinci fnm or cnaae 10 ndtfrr ~ the home
rule policy which Mr.. Gladstone pressed
upon US. Chcers
Mr. John Richmond, the parncilite
leader, anid Thar DO ayn1pathzed with Mir
Morley hlIi,niigiing position in explain,
added that hr must express dlasntisfhe-
ton AZ The rpeent detihnation Of tic inln-
iHiefa. lilJ friends recognized that gem
nral election gsie npcnasnry bofOn the
hnme rule hlA could b. passed, md was
afraid tilAt dissolution would be ildsi.
nhfly postponed aud hone ruln quietly
Hhriycd, The leadership ~ he hone
Daicy, nccordlng 10 Nr, Redmond. had
panlrtl frUm Air. gladstone To men N
whom thcg me pnmellitesl had no atrone
faiih aud whose declarations were hating
aud ambiguous.
wpa clear from Lord ltnse0efrys slate
nient and from Sin william Harcouri's
statement that The homo rule 30 would
not ~ rcinuOdufed IN tihs parliament,
aud that dissolution would NOT 0ccnf
nntil thn Whole New Castle program had
been sent up 10 ne house Of lonlr.
Mr.. Heary l.nbouchere proposed az an
amendment 70 the address Ia ftpiy 10 lie
lneena spoech he abolition Of Tie house
" kgds
After soma discussion and considerable
excitement ihe amcndmcuf Waa put 10 4
vote and wa lasrii III 10 iiS 81 at,4r
of the opposition u thf government
Nhcn TIE nEifea were announced they
caused au o1iiursf of prolonged cheering.
Which wac renewed when The deputy
speaker rad the address in reDy 10 the
Guefia Epaeeh Nith Mr. flfo0urhsra's
amendment aifnfhfd 10 ~
a manifesto iraaei by The natlounl
reform union tonight a0ys thai Il u
useless 90 hope thar popular reforms
cen b. achieved. even ~ o liberal GOV.
ernmeni. naleas the powers aad pflril.
eyes Of tho houNe Of lprdh. (which "a.
/ nblee q selfish aud lfrespOnaible clique
| 10 frnstraic and muplatc such meas
urrp, be- curtsiied Or abolished The
national rfform union therefore calls fur
at.iei4niHei sforir 10 esiablish the scif
government 81 tho British people upoa
q tfely Democratic basis nnd By the
ahoiiliol Of 90 house Of Lords
a WOMAN SUICIDES