The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-14
SHAMEKINGF FEAR
ENGLISH PEOPLE REGRET Tu4r
MONARCH WILL NOT VISIT
IRELAND
REDMOND ATTACKS WYNDH "
His Effort to Have salary Of Cb;es
Secretary Reduced by the
House of Commons
Fails.

LONDON. March 13-During tha d.
pate on the civil zervice estimates in ~,
mouse OF commons today John Redmond
the Irish leader, moved a reduction ~
the salary of the chief secretary for ire
IdHo' George Wyndham. and proceeded
- cIiticlse Mr.. Wyndhams policy, as
sertlng that the latter was enefneerinp a
conspiracy to misrepresent The CONDITION
OF the country in order to give a color
able excuse for coercion.
MT Nyndham, i'm replying said that
already great many illegal acts had
been perpetrated in Ireland He wished
II TO be understood that he, both Derson-
ANY and officially, was responsible for
whatever repressive steps @sere taken
b ythe government
Mr. Redmond's motion was rafaote5 In,
a vote of 2l5 to 1z5.
Kings Critics Are HiSseJ
During discussion before the Battersa,
borough council, last evening. of the pro-
posdl 20 make an appropriation for public
entertainments in commemoratfon of tbc
coronation of King Edward. two council
ors who strongly opposed a celebration
| Oh the coronation said the king was
| merely figurehead. and that it did of
| matter to the people of Battersea what
individual occupied the throne. They
ridiculed the idea that the name of king
should be mentioned with bated breath
Inc remarks Of the two councillors
We're Missed, and the audience cheered
the response of a Conservative councillor
who said: Traitors to the king ought M
be shot dead"
The proposal for an appropriation was
passed.
In the Southampton town council q nlo-
ton to appropriate 81 600 for the purnoss
| OF celebrating the ..-ng's coronation wa1
Ia rcd to I,,
! ana TO be forcing the people to pay for
Things they did not believe in." Sururiss
| was expressed that tcetotaIer councillors
should support such a motion. seeing ths
interest the king had recently taken IN
beermaking, and knowing also thar
gambling and horse racing were the curse
| of the country.
The motion for an appropriation. how
ever was carried by a large majority.
Responsibility on Ministers.
| The official announcement yesterday e
the abandonment Of the proposed visit Of
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Ia
| ireland, whereby the ministers asstlm
! the responsibility for AN imperial boycott.
I IS quite unpi ecedented i'm form ana causes
/ keen dissatisfaction I'm general
! The suggestion sought to be conveyed
( both by the announcement itself and the
| comment of the ministerial organs that the
decision arrived at was directly due tn
| the outburst Of some Of the Irish mem
bers in the house Of commons when the
news Of the disaster to Gen. Methuen's
column was officially communicated To
| that house is declared by hostile critics
to be obviously false as il was announced
weeks ago that the visit would b. post
poned. These critics also assert that
there seems good reason to believe that
! their majesties themselves all along de-
! sired to carry out the coronation visit.
and though they have deferred it on the
! advice Of the ministers they have no i'm
| tention of relieving the latter from the
J responsibility Of a tactIess movement
| The Daily Mail announces this morn
! ing mat King Edwards proposed visit 10
/ the Riviera has been abandoned