, 1869-07-22

d: Plot to Azsassinato Serrano, Frim ard
Riverc.
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IN the House OF LDTnk LET h1TlI the lfssl C1Qfcl
LII al returned trom the 1iunse Of Commons was
taken up. Eatl Granville compl.1neuted the
llonse OF Loris on the ability and statessnansn!p
developed In the late debate, and the moderation
shown by the opposition towards It's close The
government thought some OF Their ameudmGna
were good, some had, and othet1 quite iaattolsss-
t'!e. lie did not consider that the Commons had
dealt supcEctuourlJ o. contcmptnous]y With them,
fot out Of sixty amendments only shtf-
teen had teen absolutely rejected lie
anayzed The amendments having the
ctrci 10 recndow what The bill Intended to dtse1-
Gov, and said co1cur1eut endowment, noiw1th-
standing the ability with n hich It bad been Rup-
ported, the government was obliged to consider a
1reAch Of Ialth with their constituents, while an
overwhelming majority Of the House Of Commons
and puh!.c opinion Ras opposed to It.: In respect
10 the disposal Of the surplus fnnd, the more he
Eaw and heard the more be was convinced that II
-Tns disadsantageous to Keep the question open,
ALd he co1tcuded that the proposal MAS 10 keep
tltts millions dangling btfo1c the people to excite
ard e,insElnte agitation. lie urged The House not
to adhere to this amendment, and proposed the re-
insertion Of the wGtGa struck out Of tie preamble
OF the original bill
Lord CArns complained In strong terms tb4t
tie government had not adhered to Earl Gr1u-
s!iles pledges that the Lords amendment would
Ire respectfully considered, for the faith OF this
promise many Who objected 10 this Till on It's own
tng MI. Gladstone had used language unworthy
IT himself aEd Of his position lie conteuded that
OF the amendments which had tseeD rejected all,
except two, had been disposed OF without the
Slightest consideration The notifications made Ia
the other amendments we're utterly LiusorF and
unsatisfactory. lie hoped tie House would H.
Fist on the reservation Ct the surplus for future
disposition, and on the amendments With respect
10 cutates md TO the c0tnmuial!on Of life 1uter-
Ests. The remaining amendments Icing Of mi7oT
importance theg might give np 10 0rer not 10
1soCcke needlesslf q collision EtTcen The two
.iou:es.
tie Ea1I Ct kimberly E1id Tic government
Ea,nIi not give HaE.
Lar. Grey thought the words Of the original
Preamble were Ot7cnssye 10 the religious majority
II 1relund, and urged the government to coacuf
In The amendment II the LII fell On account Of
Its refusal yield this point II ~oulh be The fault
C3 thegostrument
Lords Halifax, ClauracaEtc and Saaiseab11y
EuJ4orlcd the government.
Earl Itusee!l tarpred aisestahllshnent ana dis
cna!owIen; 61hJec: 10 existing rights lie thought
1ac II HoIs.s II the ptcautte unnecessary and In.
polite II tue Tca! object Of tho bill WIS TO he de-
clafe II should finite tlat the decision OF the Last
election was against MI church Establishments
Thusc Of EneAnd and Scotland, Il we'll as that of
1rcan,1, 1lud the existence Of the IRISH Church
CGpl To- be made the direct issue lie bcleFed
1erprerauon. lie thought the. grant CT
7letes 10 I'll denominations WAS The wisest pian
Iut establishing religious equality. He declared
1@af Ee would feel obliged to vote against the Goy@
xTrMtnt on the question Of the preamble. Seo1ll
lit LII fall To is2ss, government would only have
1ltef 10 bisme- He thought they ought To reclp-
F1cate the conct!!a:orJ disposition manifested
ly Lurd CnirnA
The Duke Of Argyll hc:.lcd tha. TIE s,7craa.at
ueeired In provoke col.lson bctween the i1onsez
81 Parliament. He denounced concurrent en1ow-
1oent md defended The rtof1s{tas Of the blll az
ro; oni5 Just lat generous
The Marquis ot salisbury Eeproacaed the gov
cr1ncnt party fur 'ts change OF opinion "tth re-
spect to d1sestaniish.nent aud dlscndow1nens-
Jrfore taking aalce 1t held 1acfa 10 be distinct
matters. Now II Urged that lhey were bound to-
Eether tndlssOrlIE. ut beliefed the adoption OF
concurrent endowment would hare been Wt.t and
e.atcsc:lH!!Ee. lie opposed tho preamble and ai-
preparation u1 surplus 6 fal=c and foolish elsEt
CT tie government to hind future parllamenss-
1he government wished to g!;ard against the
r1rr;uyment Of the EErp!Gs fer religious Hut'
EceeE- lie insIs:ci HAT the Lords had
clear and wtli-lcnned duty 70 perform
tofnciseltcs In this matter. In resisting the de-
Haais Of the government they wcEt nut fesxIne
the ycta:ct Of thr coaaisy. tut the WILL Of Aas.s
i4t!lv!uAl. They hIl exhausted Ill G1iorts At con
.c!l,a;,nn ana compromise. TO give way now Foult
-
syt1 Us tt!@ Church
E1I Gl Gl.lyn,e protested against the language
applied TO-: cuvtEnclc1t, and appealed to tht
Lords to fl port the gov EnnEui In ff1s gTarf
and cr!tlca' aoreat.
Tic Hot then divided tho motion Of Eat
Granville =, restore l4e preamble, with tic
1rllow;,g1 suit: FL. She notion, aa: against IT,
1.a NJ. 'E;! against the government, II,
Enrl G: nt:Ile uost IL. adjournment, In ordcl
that het II. consul: his colleagues, and at late
Eonr The >use ad1oS ned
IN TIE A-taE Of CuHAOEa-
LONDON. july 81.
in The Cu12rat as, last eyc1tog, the Lord Mayo1
cf Dublin, Ii full ,o'ses, presented petition O.
citizens III Dublin, Ii the ba1, praying the Honss
to support tho euleAvora DOW making 10 eeeuf'
xtlStous equality In Ireland. -...
Charles Wentworth DuEs, member from Chet
eea, presented ptslt!1a, signed ly e:,ooo women
{AlIDg fuT fJNnchiep.,
William ."oausoa member for Belfast, CON
1,lained Of tho enlu;t Of ihe police on the recen
snnlrc,Fary. lie Sal There s:ad heea t1Gtd CT
Io.cemeu1 Vi the P.u;s Trosesstous act In Clsse'
sEhlle It Ind been F., Systematically violated IN IN
EoEth Of ireland.
Right Hon. Chichester IostcScac, the Chic
Eer1etarJ for Ireland, praised The foracasance N
sort'et exhibited on that OCCASION t:rovgh inc pr
cautions takcn ty the government lie hopet
boxe7c., that rhc observance Of the 18th Of Jul
John Vance, member for Armagh, urged the RI
zeal Of the Ia1ty Professions act
LONDON, July q.
Ashpf. time af:er the division against The go'
rrnncnt IN the IIouse Of LoTtis had been declafet
Mr, Gladstone entered the House OF Common
x..s appearance IVES the signal for d rc7satEah
on1bufst Of cptnuE,asu. Cheer after cheer CAL
from the Liberal side Of The House, and tae bus
ness Of the session WIS entirely suspended
yas some moments hcfore the excitement So
H!ded and the House resumed tie ptocecdtnss-
LONDON, 1ulg 81.
In the Upuse Of CouInonS tonight there was
full attendance Of members. petition praF!l
for the rejection Of the amendments to the III
Church It'll xaa presented, md recc!sed WITH lo1
rheer6- u ,,n
Forkahtfc, wanted TO know II It N1s compete
for this house to demand an apology from I
5Iouse Of Peers for language used VI their Los
Ehlps insolent to The Premier ana l3sQ!1fnS ~
dignity Of the Common
The Sneaker declared that the question
neither point Of order nor ono Of privilege
House WIS not coEpizant Of what passed n I
uuuse Of Lorls, md be decided that the questt
Gould not he entertained.
TUX FRkss on TIE ACTION or TIE LoEps
TIC Iress today Is occupied With tcc s1ojeci
Ihc VOTE In the House Of Lords The Tszaet Is
itneu that the bill may be passed this session
Abe principal agents On both aldrf will elT
themselves Of the passions and p7ctndiccs
Elich theJ are innAned- The imminent peri
Tat the heat OF party viii he carried into
Cabinet, and has1y resolution bc taken to dt
fhe progress on the bill until another eesdou
the distraction OF the country and The lrn1ceas
pble peti Vi Tho Church.
7he s'dr sAEs the Lords haye rushed upon
Pertain consequences Of eetrtng the n1tloDa. '
The dyssoc Of Inst Fight nas rerca.ed the sI
IN FMea the phi has teen opposed from the a
The 7tlrmuFh thinks the Lords hare v!r.rt
setued the fate Of the bill for this sesztou OF
1nneni. L new bl VIII be prrlenied more s,
cent IN form, md 1t nuss be accepted. II any.t
wae needed 70 damage the Church and zrf,use
rnuntry to passionate resistance The r.cele.s
bate of yesterday h14 f1rctshed L. TIC con,
1as reached , CREST c1ss,s- TIE na,urc OF
course which the Ministers should adop, Rd11i
10 doubt ...-...
The Sfu. considers the country IL the ra!d
constitutional crisis The Lords,
tcg 11u swing 10 ihe!1 Eeciess
ruIset, have rushed into collision
1pe government, The Commons aad
couatry. The duties and responsibilities oi
sttuaiion should he weighed bT the Alnistcrs
1he ealmness and confidence Of men SURE Of n
1na,e und soeedy ytcto!5. TIE bill, when PFC
tdat the autumn session, viii become q Ian
crest epeed The Lords viii not re9nt1e
1a1eat Of the creation Of new Peers 70
chem 10 asscut 10 . more stringent mca
They VIII not be allowed to oppose henses
third time to The w. af tie nation Inc COZ
must decide whether IN irresponsible dehatio
x1esy ls to bc allowed 10 lnscrpose between 1t
1ts dell,+ra;e nurposcs and convictions, coas
t3oc1liy expressed.
Gl4ps7usBa .nTRE7IoNs.
LoNpoK, 1ulr el-MidniS