The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-25
Bill Passes Commons Today
Amid Intense Excitement
with Majority of Seventy
Seven for Government
Measure
BECOMES Law WITHOUT
APPROVAL OF LORDS
Opposition Shouts Defiance as
Long Fought Measure
Passes, Declaring Fight will
be Carried to Country.
tBy leased Wire ~ Evening Herald,

By Leased Wire ca Evening Herald.
London. May 2h-By vote Of ssi
To- 25i--a fnajorit. OF 1.-THE mouse
OF commons today passed the hom4
rule hill.
The end OF the hard fought strusglc
came quite suddenly. the Union sts
refusing to debate the bill without
further Information as to the govern
mcnts intention in regard 60 the pro-
posed amending measure.
Premier Asquith lifted corner ~
the veil nut though Andrew Bonar
Law. leader of the opposition. admit
ted that the preiniers words were
conCiliartory hc hastcned to add that
Mr. Asquith had not told them any
thing To discuss the third readius
under the circumstances would. he
said be futile and ridiculous. He
added
Let the curtain ring down on this
contemplate farce. II n only the
end Of an act and not of the play.
The government can carry the bill
through parliament but the concl1d
ing act or the drama wAl be ~ the
country where an appeal tO the peO-
Die Will not end ia "a Ia lc'
The home ruio bin was subse-
guontly sent up To the house uf lords
u wab accompanied ny Eroup 81
jubilant Natlouailats. who escofted
the official bearer ~ the bill and sang
God save Ireland"
The house ~ lords afterward for
mHlS read the bill "A first time The
real light on the measure Ia that
chamber Viii begin In the middle -
June after the Mhitsuntidc holiday
The closing scene in the fght for
home rule brought together crowd
OF members ana spectators which
filled the chamber To its utmost ca
Facity outside great crowds gather
ed to await the result pf the debate
ON the third reading OF the biil
The house was seething with eek
Citemcnt from the moment the npeak-
go took the chair Members 81 the
various parties INDUCED IN loud out
hursts oi cheering when their re-
spcctiVo champions entered the cham
pcr while at the same time mockiug
banter was shouted from the oppO
site benches
The Right Hon. JAMES Lowthor.
the speaker. appealed to the premier
To give the house some Information
regarding the bin % be Introduced
/ after the passage OF the Irish home
/ rule hill tor the amendment Of that
measure 30 a. to meet some Of the
objections Of the people OF Ulster
la response Ia the speakers plea
Premier AHquiih announced tho
amending bill would give effect 10 any
: agfccmsnt which the government
was still hopeful might be reached
Z lie said 10 az the tine uf the intro
duction of the IRISH home rule bill 20
the house of lords no such agreement
( hhd been reached the amending hill
Wuuld "unndy the substance OF tho
/ PROPOSALS outlined by him on March
/ y IN the hope that after discussion an
agreement might us secured
Provisions of the Law.
The Irish home rule hili which
I passed the house Of commons fur the
/ third time today, aud which viii nt
! come law whether the house OF iurds
assents or not contains the following
I provisions
a senate uf 40 members. house
of commons % lGi members The
dish parliament -annot iegislate on
I heh'e nr war navy, army or any
naval or military force. foreign rela
lions, trade outside Ireland Huiuase
nt legal tender
lt cannot make any aN either d.
iertA or indirectly to establish or ems
dow ans religion or prohibit thr ueo
tAtiDitt thctgui ur give "a preference
prN llege ur adNaHtngc ot impusc an,
Idisahiui} ut disadvantage oh account
ot religious belief or Religions ur p.-
cieslasuCHl status Temporary ~.
/ siriruDus are placed ON Legislation
"u land purchase old age peuslpnC
uatloUaI insurance. labor exchange
iusn tunsta bulury postufhry and
other savings hanka and friendly su.
I ,itties
. The executive remains invested B.
The sovereign cor ia his roprcsentttIl q
tort} two members still will st
s'ut from ireland Go the house "a
commons
THE judicial committee ur 10,
puN council o. give th, I d-
uisiuH hr o. the conetitufionaI .....ii.
ut any a., passed los the irish parlia
mtHf.
The Irish sNrhequst a. dsfraN thl
, cyst ot the irish admiuisl wilton eA
. gept for reserve serviees meutIsHe,
above.
r The Imperial cxrhcuurr Go pAE ~
. annual sum 10 the ifiah eKchefaef
starting al s2,5Ou. .onu and eNtntnails
after six feafs becuming % permanel
3 pu5 nent of 400. 900 annually