Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-07
Government Wins by Reduced
Majority in Commons and
Opposition Bursts Into APP
pIauSe at Result.
REDM0ND'S SPEECH
HAS PACIFIC TONE
Bonar Law, Leader of Union
lists, Predicts War Unless
Ulster Is Exempt From BiH
When Passed,

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lsy uounlpo JOURNAL srGc,A1 ltAseo wiEsl
London. April 6.-BS majority 81
eighty am amendment for the relee-
iou of the home rule bill was defeated
hi the house of commons and the bill
Nas given for the third time, IT'S see
lnd reading IN the house.
The announcement OF the figures
evoked louder cheers from the oppo-
,ition than from the ministerlalists,
.hr opposition interpreting them AZ
gratifying proof Of dwindling gov +
eminent majority But the dimhu-
ton Is accounted for 20 some extent
1y the abstentiun from voting Of the
DBmenitcs.
The sreeches today were generally
much more conciliatory i'm tone than
hose which marked the bills earlier
passages John +. Redmond, the ma
ionanst leader, who opened the de-
bate again held ont the Olive branch
La Ulster i'm speech of impresslus
,loauence, but insisted that ii was im-
possible for him and his colleagues -
lgree to the permanent exclusion oi
Ulster and to abandon the principle
jt Ireland a nation
Bonar Law Pcssimistic.
Andrew Eonar Law the opposit'io'Ii
leader aituou6h pi"i.SSlhs 'H a., 80
passages OF his speech To see hardly
any hope of % peaceful settlement, and
that civil war was certain
il the government persisted in push
ug The Iill. asserted that he and his
colleagues would gladly accept "a pro-
'osal Tor lpsrfeheWh %. %
cons WIN ihe government Na'itla' ~
feared that holhlnS Woula come ~ y.
Augustine Birfell' chlei Heeietai !
ter lfriuhu' was most op'luii9. ~
spite all adverse Criticisms ne ""S
certain that great progress hao oet'l
nadc toward q peacelul se'tl'intn''
and civil war; ne sald' was ~ ippssip't
Ihc second lt'uiiI o. ihe H"i'''
ule hlll was carried tae iirsl 'liile q
majority o. lVI ana tle seto""
me hy q majority OF hlheiy-tlghl
Tonight eiglt ol lhe zen = i''''nl''
ibNnlhed irom N"llhs all3 Nv" ""'if
as voted against the eoNei hlii'h ny. W.
nationalist was oOs'h' ana 'lal l's
J. MastcImah" VINO mas pieNloaa's
.otcd as member ol tht cover
hent' lost nus seul ~ ln" ri"'u"H i''
iclhnal Green last tehruq r!t
Opposition Cheers Vote.
Sir Edward Grey S departure I"ni
.ondon has mo- political significance.
he Is merely taking holiday ar
'anged for some time ago.
Closure was carried 10y q vote oi
800 To 2f2, and The amendment iof
he rejection of the bin was defeated
,56 To go. The announcement OF thr
lgures showing reduced eovernmeH
majority. WAS received with loud op
position cheers and cries Of "whert
8 your Independent majority
Mr. Asqmith took no part ia the
otide, as he recently resigned MS
eat 10 stand for reelection on his
appointment as secretary for war.
Timothy HcaN the Independent
charged MI Redmond
With dcluding Ireland
From Sir Edward Grey's speech am
'ounling that there must %" IN ap-
zeal TO The electorate before the bill
ONES i1to operation he said. .it IS
lear tlat the whole matter is tn,
lures, gamble for Ireland II the ad
ovacv of d6lcliatIOn made by Mn
)'Erion had been followed, instead Of
alllng the Ulster men orange dogs
nd curriou crows, the question would
'e much nearer settlement
Onc-Chamber GoNcrtmcm.
Air llealy then announced that the
blowers of william O'liricu would
.ut vote for the second reading Of tli"
'iH Andrew Ronar Law the oppo-
n Inn f.A1.t B.. IN tl44 Government 4EtsG