New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-12
LIBERALS RALLY IN FORCE
AMENDMENT TO Mr.. BALFOUR's Gull
LoTTNE MOTION" BRINGS THEM OUT.
MISS TERRY NOT COMING TO THIS CoUN-
TRY WITH SIR HENRY IRvING-IM-
PORTANT COTTON con
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Copyright: 1902: BY The Tribune Association
London. Nov. II. l a. n.-Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman rallied the Liberal opponents to the
Education bill in their full strength when he
proposed his amendment to Mr.. Balfours gull
lotine motion his method for the scien-
tiic use OF closure day by day roughly de-
scribed. There was the usual exchange OF COM
pliments and reproaches between the two sides
OF the House. The Ministerialists could assert
that the debate had already outrun the pro-
tracted discussion Of the original Education Dill
in 1870 and that obstruction had been carried
10 an unreasonable length. while the Liberals
could reply that the proposal for endowing de-
nOmnational schools out of the rates without
making adequate provision for local control re-
CURED critical examination. and that the Dill
had been thoughtfully discussed and materially
improved by the prolonged debates. The Lib
eral argument was we'll grounded. there has
been no obstruction in the ordinary sense. and
the time OF the House Of Commons has not been
wasted by men incompetent to discuss the sub
tect with intelligence and judgment. Mr.. Bryce.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Mr.. Loyd-George
and Welsh members have made short, incisive
speeches, and the bill has been amended In vari-
Gus details and rendered more logical and con-
sistent. The Liberals have been justified. more
over in saying, on the strength Of the bye-elec-
lions, that the country was behind them and
against the Ministers Logic and reason were
set aside yesterday in the closure debate The
proceedings. the whole, were tame, and the
discussion would have been positively dull but
for the interposition of Timothy Healy. who has
returned to Westminster after long absence.
Mr.. Healy declared his intention. an Irish
man and Catholic, to vote for the bill, and
argued that the government was engaged in a
Just and holy cause. The Liberals listened in
chilling silence, while the Tories were naturally
sighted. Mr.. Chamberlain, who followed Mr..
Healy. frankly admitted that obstruction was
justihable. The House divided before midnight,
though the II o'clock rule had been suspended,
in expectation Of a prolonged debate, and the
government emerged with majority of 1872.
Since Sardou's Dante play does not provide
an adequate part for Miss Ellen Terry. it has
been suspected that she would not accompany
Sir Henry Irving his next American tour.
learned yesterday that the matter had been de-
cided, and that she would remain in England
when he went abroad. Sir Henry Irving's pro-
vinciaI tour is the most profitable one which he
has ever undertaken
An important conference was held IN Man
chester yesterday in connection with the scheme
OF an influential American syndicate for pro-
noting the cotton market in that city. The
enterprise, which is expected TO assist greatly
provides for the construction OF a special dock
and the erection of huge warehouses for the
storage of raw cotton. and with this object In
view eighty in Trafford Park to be
purchased. The American representatives
yesterday explained the scheme in detail to lead
ing spinners. cotton sellers and bankers Of Man
chester.
Twenty works by old English masters which
are either owned by the Agnews or have re-
Gently passed through their hands are now being
exhibited for charitable purposes. Among them
are Gainsborough's Anne Duncombe," Rae
burns Jean Cockburn Rose" Romney's Miss
Jouenne," Hoppner's Setting Sum- Reynoldss
"Angerstein Children" Crome's Yarmouth Har-
bor' and Morland's Mutual Confidence" Car
olus Duran was one of the spectators yesterday
and expressed delight over the exhibition.
The seats for Paderewsbs recital at St
Jamess Hall yesterday sold in the course
OF a few hours several weeks ago. The audi
ence was trimming with enthusiasm. as he
played with unwonted fire and magnetism.
satisfactory solution OF the evacuation diff
Guilty at Shanghai is expected. Germany will, it
is believed. fall into line with the other powers.
The Daily Mair' says that the evacuation will
be carried out with the sole regard for the mill
tary exigencies, and that there will be no con-
oitions attached The process may be slow,
owing to the difficulty OF collecting the neces-
sary transports.
1t is reported from Berlin that the German
Emperor has visited Sandringham to discuss
with King Edward and Queen Alexandra the de-
STABILITY Of arranging marriage between the
German Grown Prince and one of the English
princesses.
Lord Hampden's daughter. the Hon. Dorothy
Brand. was a handsome bride at St. PauPs
Knightsbridge. Her court train Of white satin,
trimmed with silver sequins and lace. was car
ried by three little pages in white satin suits
The five bridesmaids in white wore big beaver
hats trimmed with ostrich plumes. The bride
groom was Percy Guy Feilden. /. N F.
SAYS EMPEROR Is HATED.
DELEGATE TO PEASANTS CONGRESS DE-