The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COIIIIONI4.

MOirce.—There was semi-tumult early In the even-
ing in the Commoos, and gentlemen w.r.aoinobsls sod
SO
grouped thenue/ves shoat the Hour, that the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, though sionspirous by hie bravery of
apparel and paraphernalia, bad difficulty in struggling
to the bar to present • petition. Of course every rink
and corner was orapied, and the preliminaries were in
• meaner hustled over, so me Lading the few orre-
ries(' and garrotter It was rarely five o'clock,
who. Mr.Gledatoewpeitting • parliamentary teehnieslity,
moved that the Aar relating to the Irish Churn be read.
This was dews with the peculiar elortioss of the clerks
at the table, and Instantly Colonel Samar moved that
the Act of Union be also read. His &penal co-thinkers
about him sheered heartily, and wee frantically loud
when metered of the Act came up which referred to
the United Churl of England sod Inger remaining
In fall force for ever, and to the Irish Church berg an
essential and funclagartal part of the Union. It must
be understood that the whole Act et Union was see vet
forth, as that would bar taken up half tbeevestn& but
the Irish Churl parts only. Then Mr. HAL Barter
demanded the reading of that As of William sad Mary
which enacted the ourtation oath of those and all sue-
resits Sovereigns of Begird. For this the officials
were not quite prepared; tb• Act waa Dot at hand, sad
a little time elapsed before it was brought; and when
It was gottes, probably from dirge, the Imre of the
book stuck together and cared the readies to be per-
Menially broken. The salient Protester points of lie
recitals were also vigorously might by matlemna about
the Northern Irish members, who seemed to think that
they had made • hit by the proceeding. Indeed, both
sides of the House seemed oombative • sad sheers and
counter-cheers were load and almost illeree. There was
a tremendous volley from the whole Liberal edema
when Mr. Gladstone roes, which was renewed several
times before he was allowed to speak. He brae in
rho tomes; and it may be said al roe that, duriag his
*Patch rurally, he was ler energetie than earl,
appearing to be suffering slightly wider physical dupes.-
non, though towards the red he warmed up and was
earnest end emphatic, but not go impetuous, did not so
abandon himaelf to the rash of his language, ash.
ordinarily does in his pereratione. To be rya the sub-
ject matter of the greater part of his speech was not
calculated to bring out maternal eighte ; for be
dealt • good deal with &tads, and, brides,
seemed unions to avoid an agareenve manner.
His first words were skilfully rhetorical, for ho turned
the device of nearly all the Ars relating to the Estab-
lishment whin) had bra demanded by the ultra-
Protestant members lark on themselves, and hoped
that that stlecowty would her due steel en thaw who
mown to meet a pier propositioe with treks and con-
triVanees. The airplanes from behind him, sad the
Ironic-1 taunting shout. free opposer* mingled in that
tort of clamour with which hostile troops rush upon each
othe , and everything promised battle-royal during hie
spawn. But it was not an; for, as Ins been rid, be
was rather 1..vel in his style for the neer per. Even
the Ministerial side s voted to receive with turret the
defense, brae and unpritteotiond, which be m de to the
charge of • sudden chants of opiates on the Irish Chen*
showing that oa three occasions—one of them toasty.
See years ago—he had declared raise% the prim.
epic of the Irish Church, and that on the last it
Whi resulted in transforming hint from the member
for Oxford University into the repregentative of
South Lanarbire. This explaantiee of his rivets
conned that he asked no more from this Parliamene
than a decldration of the principle of dialectal:Outbreak
and an eremite' ion of further endowment needier
c.tion by the new Pedireent ; while as to the regrew
lion of rated barest., he was so tender in his treat-
ment of them, as even to talk of tb• per ration of
✓etreat revisionary rights. ler critieirm of Lord
Stanley's aniendintet was rem, bet good-bestowed ;
sir history of the misgovernment and afterwards of
the concession to Roman Catholic Ireland merthalled
loan to be intelligibly brought forward, and though
there was sufficient fulness in the speech, it,.. by no
means so long at Mr. Gladstone, /notices usually are,
since it occupied only an hour and forty minutes.
Load -sou nd ng, long, and apparently enthusiastic
were the cheers with whieb Lord Stanley was greeted.
Judging from the applause which, beginning with
tree it+ bid gear 'image, and tern op beard/ by
the reel of his followers, he must hay* made a good
main points; and seeing that every now awl then
there was • rash from his Isenhour", trending to
their friends further off, he wu delivered of ere
quips ; but be was so indistinct in his utterance, th,t
appreciation of his speech amongst the great bulk of tic
audience was simply imposeibla He seemed at once to
be straggling to speek and to argue. It might have been
gathered, however, that be aneerted that the Ind resolu-
tion was ambiguous, salt spoke only of diesetablishoient
end not of dirodowment, which were by no means the
same thing ; and he was heard to rye that " Very few
could defend lb. Irish Chureh nail erred," and that
it was, be admitted, • scandal as it stood;" and these
sentiments were wegerly might up, and ma& the most
ef by the Opposition. There maws attempt at perorat-
ing, and if it was intended that his speech should
temporrily quench the debar, it was eminently sue-
serial ; for while many members went away as he
spoke, at the close the whole body, eerier some quietly-
disposed gentlemen, went away, leaving Mr. E. A.
Leathern to make his first address alum his retina to
the House. and Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Pollard-Urquhart,
and rah like to soliloquies to their bars' sorest. A
creditable effort was made by Hi. Hoomieff to infuse
more life into the debate during the dreary interest
between half-per area and ten; and, as he is need to
anted only twelve mu who esn't these, hie energy did
not mem to be dashed by the paucity at ant of his
hearers, who, however, went with hint very well, sad
reread emmiderably bdere ho ooneleded. Then Lord
Crenborne's time had erase, sad in his first sentence
be indicated hostility at mum to Hr. Gladstone and to
Lord Stanley; the farmer for his sweeping policy, and
the letter for dealing only with petty differences sad
exams for delay. In somewhat transcendental dens
be avowed his Intention ho bold to the Finnan of
sonneetioa between Chan* and State, sad dialed that
the diareabliehment of the Irish Cherub weld lag
pews to Ireland. Heavily he fell en the
Wiles of it as an ambiguous utterwee of new than
Delphos mystery; pairing out that the phrase "Me&
&cation of treporaUties* mar nothitg, while diem
tablirrneat and dissadoweeent were Pr
areepted in the latter seeder' of the uneedeteriesale
read sad smarted cm Kr. Dimull's recent letter Ii
half-bitter half-humorous vein, reseed and lambed
with tour rho by the Opposition. mid more than ewer
wheel he es that' be arid not keret last rem'
and the pledges of the early session, en easily swallowed
In tbe dap at He decline. The wane of the Governmest,
ulnas we; the duke being to hoodwink.
the Northern Irish nowhere, sad to hint to the Oppo-
sition' that Kr. Disraeli WU educating his party on the
Irish Muth. In Sur be appealed to the Opposition to
join with him Le repederieg the Ministry, mid distinctly
&eller to support the amendment. The spassb ang
Mort—bat ball an bear —but every word was a dragger,
struck bard into the Prime Minister. Wheel be raged
there were tumultuous noire, succeeded by • pause,
nobody appearing to follow for awhile, and there were
seen Cries of Divide." Mr. Lung look the advantage
and talked extremely swarth against the Irish Church. ,
He muss to vote for the motion, and, if carredl, meld '
try to relegate the mutter over to the new Parliereer,
without kerning the Governmeat out. There eerier
a unitive reluatare in members to rhea and so the
Solicitor General was unopposed era preowned that
the seeped resolution of 14. Grelster's was illegal,
and the third uneonetitetional. With a Certain ap.
peejgeeeei be wee followed by Mr. Lunen, ex•A Wormer
General for Ireland, and who of rare denied all the
legal deductions of his more or legs rival, elide on the
main gowned he mode a soignee' speech. Tbe debate
eras adjouromi, and Mr. Seeretary Hardy has the orzli
word. An attempt we. mule by Lord Bleb° to rein-
state the words "to preserve the balance of pooer in
Europe" which had been streck out of the preamble of
the Motile, Bill at the Instance of Mr. otway ; but
even tin John Paths/ton gibed at the ides, and the
Howe langbei the motion away. Os the Mario*
Mutiny Bill, Lord Henry Irene slated that it Weil
inteeded to ester Mr. Otway's provisioe for the
abolition of loggias in the army to the marine tones
each....
TIIIISDALT.—The adjourned inhale was resumed by
Mr. Hardy. In a sheet time the Home became
orramed, and aineraget the operators were the Fare
al Wiles esti Prior C1'414611. • great reamena was
Own by his party to Mr. Hardy, sad, mienciraged by
Ibis Probably, he beau with a spirited rate t es Lord
°wallow* and wen with what, if the word may be
regard, would be sailed nein 'go," vet Omit to "6"
Mr. Giadstour with maddest reversion on the question
of the Irish ()herb, referring to letters end aerobes
of the right hon. gentleman for material. Gentlemen
herr were teat and ferns' their spoken, end one
or tare alias, ln the eater of levolunttry " dour
r•aPeeeieg the inward stability of his prineipler, not-
-
rssdip. eerier retried sad eigas of
wite
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that he had grown as a Minister, were eager
%Portrait, who thee Mewed that they meld
.", at serer enetinelag as the other side. Whet-
oriel them may ban been—ead there weld ban
beee
licy of Nll threeffill his epteds—ei to Kr. Hardy's
pos rwrender it nest hew bean anelviv"4l7 removed In the eaqualilled terms of Ida olsommon, wh" he said tl=
toe himself; he would never
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