The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-18 00:00:00

ALL NIGHT SITTING OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

DISORDERLY SCENES.

1101:116 or Cammona, Sunday Morning.

Instead of tani• discueriens upon •otes for byg in•
expenditure the Roam spent the valuable pa-t of It.
Satiiiday sitting In the shorpm• Peeliementa•Y at eget.
that has bmn witneased since Mr. Weirton. threatened,
1892, to rowan noon the defeat of • Minim in the
Crimes Act. ream drat to last the Gitling w•s an extra.
ord.. it., one. It beiges wise an •ttoturst l.a tu a outs he
llovernment, and it ended in an lush "row.' ith
...eau were abiolutely unexpected when the Haim
. one a intern... Ltd %hist the exists's*. of the Miniarry
w old be S. owl upon sly issue p aa,ihf. to be rale rd.
When this motion for going into di rinto,it. of liggpy w.g
01 ad Mr. de Birtiett hat pr only am itsit the namnb ire
who had given not ci of amendment., but be e 'ideated
himself with a speech to support of hi. prof- cc for •
British Protectorate over the 8 edlan. Mr. Ihhoucuars,
therefore, was able to mils bus declaration that tie
nee.' ty for the or ',et lom of lift ceased by oar militarY
operations In the fasten. Soudan has not been made
apparent. Ile described this lon of life as ' • mortars
tr Moloch,' and Mr. Richard, his secondir, called
it " horrible butchery." Altar Lard I !mond lit*
insorice's speech, which contained nothing new
e x *pi that Omani Graham is not authorised
to march from Suakin. to li•rber, Mr. Lurks
merely said he and his friends could not vote against Mr.
Laboutibeee Kr. Curren delivered one of his •trongest
speech.% and Lord Randolph Churchill endorsed the
terms in which Mr. Labouchare and Mr. Richard had
' dissented from the remit Woo tatted. Su Charles Dike
angered the noble lord, and incensed the Opposition by
bar mode of meeting ale opprobrious epithets the aseasher
fir Woodstock had applied to dating ii the Soudan. He
reminded Leed Rand ;IA that hie stare coimsgaii, Col.
Burnish,, ba• voltuut triO taken part in theoperations. The
n ble Lied dew in a pasloo, sad th, Qepoeition cried
"Slam:if" but the minister persisted I. Ink stet anent of
the care. When Mr. John Morley declared in itr.
Laboucherel favoar, and Sir Michael tlickv•lk &eh
aniouncied at the end of • cialhative gm.% that 1.341
hailer, of the OPP *llion would supp ft the amend-
ment, matters began to grow very exciting. Lied liar.
Ottawa bad returned from Downingstreet, but with stolid
impaasivenera he declined t reply ti So Web ml Hick*.
Basch. Sir Stafford N ethos 1, risino at the eall of his
pear, imperatively deo:tended • •tstanartut. and Lard
Hart og•on spoke, but he flat y re'used to giv, am.
informatioe. In c hislusion, he deci seed wit an un-
mistakeable meaning that the Goe,roniiint soc.pted the
is... as • question of cauddenee • and that if the Hones
took thir ewe of the 0p... ton im decision would umke
it impossible for th.as to *induct tie affairs of tie
country. When the divi.lim took pima' it was found
first that MG. Chamberi.in bed retarned from Birming-
ham, and than that the un.grected appeal ti the House
had caught the Government whips " salving, ' and thet
the Ministerial majority was only 111 tin The minor ty
had bleu C imposed of Conserv.t vs and p".„ibt ,
osemhers, with the addition of Sir Wilfrid Lsweon,
Mr. Pawnor.. 'ward. Sir G. Campbell. gr. Cowen. and
Mr. John Morley. Tiarmult of the divialon excited the
House, and its excitement 'am height rued by an incident
sit lading it. Sir M. Hick.- ftemb reported to the Speaker
that the Home herirmare had described aosn.thing an a
"dry trick." Speaking "aside te one of kis c illeaduer, Sir
Wil faro Hare Ain hit 'ad. This dirty trick ha. ait
sueseded." The Opposition expressed, throuoh S'r
Staff ed Nortbcote, It. seam of nutisred honour, but the
Herne Secretary'. mod• of making amend, was thaw-
t •elate. 11., reigr •tied Itsf 1.0 eel irk bad Touched the
o. It +us jut ..t tie din or lou 011,1 ti.e
*to la• Opdoiition gave pi C to Lb i Irish tn.:abets ; tot
midnight was fait approaching when the ',tab waib ire
ooncludid their cares of attache on the adminietration of
Lind Spanner and Mr, Tf.1111),l1. Tem voter, for which
the Saturday sitt no hail been hied, were slowly proceeded
with until midnight, and then only one remand—
namely, for 0e.0,y court. airi to...trate. in Ireland.
The little kooi of bids me,aber• ap.nt nealy It,.
hours la wi'd ale.** upon the Gaveriument —attack.
marked by virulence each ar even they rarely attain. A
night remelt( thle for disorder culminated in an umiak/ion.
.cane beellemly brought about by Mr. Lyuipb Stanley.
The member or Oldham, ef.arirtg the same irritation,
intedrets 1 in'o • Ise of Mr. Healy • diatribes, settitataton
to landlord mho ding, and lunch. I the I iieb member.
with • thane for new philippics, which, in spite of
his apology, they talked tbrrodbare. The long wrangle
did not come to a ekes until a niter*, before six on
Sunday to faint and the small fa :lion who had so
prolonged the sitting be'ora they hell their place., mated
their vole-, in a defiant and die?ordant sheers.