The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14 00:00:00

Impala Parliament. •

THE. FIRST RESOLUTION IN PROCEDURE.

THE DIVISION.

FRIDAT.

In the 11,use of Commons no Frider. M. OSho
resumed the debit, Sr Stadord N dthoops Cm to
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relict the First Rosolution. The hon. useinber charocter.
sod with twine ireldom Lord Run lolph Chuschill's clams
to notice, observing, ammost othiir things, the the noble
lord was '' fluent, elmoat to eloquenc ' D scusang the
pain n of the Indio members. Mr. 0 Sm• asked what
will limy gat supposing they turn q.ut ch. peeeelit (kefort,
mat and bring Ii the Conserv.. iv. el To which • voice
promptly remonded. "Kilmainhatin.- Mr. Cowen next
weaned the Resolution in an eloquent and I•it.i r opeech,
in which he attacked the Government on all points. As
Mr. Cowen proceedsd with h• speech the Opoos•tiolo
benches, moderately full when he curnmenc being
crowded to the fullesticapacity, and *degree of eat iu.iaste
prevailed, suzh as ha not bees seen there this S reams
31. r. Gladstone toed all the Catunet Ministers rho, ced at
themomentti be aboont, which m silo an ire coosploio ti the
tulle, as of the bench opp s to. Mr. CO•en was frequently
intenupte i by bursts of cheering from the C ins. relate •
Tell swelled to a roar of simians, that baited severol
in menu altar he sat down, whilst Ur. Charms
Russell stood Patiently waiting an opp in unity in continue
tee d-bate. Au the cheering subsided Mr. Chsplin crossed
ois Rouse, and gruping Mr. Cowen'e hand, warmly
shook it. This example w followed. amid loud laughter.
by Kr. Ashmead-Bartlett, the merriment increasing when
Mr. Germ, unable Maim to control his feelings, heatiry
crawled the House and 'Look Mr. C iwen hand. Theft
came Sir Henry Wolff, who load not finished his saluation
when Kr. Nesniegate wes discovered solemnlr pacing
down the gangway and sore, toe [loam to clasp the
hand of the member who had so el, qu,intiv etood up f•ir
ireedum of speech and Parliamentary privileges. Mr. W.
H. Smith came forward to reprticft: the front Opposition
bench. But perhopt the no en effective demo:atria on
was made by fir. Alderman Fowlix, who, walking does
the House towards the door, bowed low t) Kr. Cowen and
passed on without saying • word or shaking a hand.
At nine o'clock, when the House was a little fuller, Mr.
Sexton initiated spin. long spear.. Mr. 01% tplin
followed, and had no: proceeded for in his retutrke, •beto
five officers of the Indian con logent now visiting London
entered the distinguished Strangers' Ostler,' C.tct ine
, sioht of theno, V.e Hone., forgetful of th io•• t
j make. st • lours, how, v, r dist loam h -d, ble.
I heettily ch•-ered—to Mr. Chaplin's etc dent 'ulnae, he
, not being at the moment able to undersiani the
Iprecise point in hi, op edit which drew forth this
enthusiastic approval. The Indian officers, Maori-
' in( up. IY stinted the House, and then took
their seats, remaining upwards of an hour wet, tt-
log the icsne before them with groat conotity.
, Sir Henry James summed up tie arguments for the
Government Diverging in the coons of l's speech to
seply to Mr. Cowen's remarks, the Attorney-General s
amid loud cheers from the Minioterialiett, that the time
had come whs., if Mr. C iwin hod such charge* to make
against the Liberal pony he should look Mein in the
fat*. sitting with rhos with wh-in ho act% on whose
, heihslf he speaks, and with whom he Invariably voter. At
Inoidnutht Sir Michael Hicka-Braeh atip.ared at the tatile
to reply for the Oppisition. tlimultonsously the Indian
i officers rose, and, saluting in miiitary fashion, withdrew.
this House again cordially cheering. Sir Mid l eel defended
I Mr. Cowan prim the strictures of Sir Henry Jathee, who,
he mid, "had solemnly road him out of the Liberal
porty." The House had tow thinned again, the process
, of d,pletioo continuing as the right hon baronet plodded
through Cannier arguments and allegatio-m. Kr.
Bromley•Davenpoit, Lord Echo. end Mr. Newdegste
severally spoke amid many sixes of imptlence. At five
minutes to one this moining the Houm divid id. A
j quarter of an hour later Km Whip appeared at the Wile
and announced the figure*, 'bowleg KJ for the Rue,
lotion and 960 against. Loud and repiated cheering trout
the Liberal 6:aches bailed this result On the motion of
Mr. Gladstone, the House immediately adjourned.

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