Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-22
THE CONsTIrUTiONAL CRISIS IN
ENGLAND

Debate and Action on the Church Rim
Another victory for the LioeraI.-Opia-
ions OF the Press-rhe Lords Deasuwcrd
Tor Opposing the will of the People.
In the English House of Lords Tuesday
night the Irish Church bill, as returned fro,1,
the House Of Commons. was taken m EsrI
Granville comphmented the I,ords ON ,ns
ability and craftsmanship developed 40 the lats
debate and the moderation shown by tne oppo
thought some of their amendments Soes' sorns
Dad, DINERS quite inadmissibl- ii. did MI
CONSIDER the Commons had dealt superc,Iious-
~ or contemptuouslv with them, for oQt OF
sixty amendments only thirteen had ba.p ara.
Iutely rejected. He analysed the amendments
having tnect TO reendow what the bill Intended
notwithstanding the ability with W hich AZ hai
peen supported, the government WAS Obliged
10 CONSIDER breach of faItn with their conS,i,u
shs, ri vile an overweiming majority OF the
house OF Commons and public opinions were
opposed 10 n. In respect 10 the disposal OF tbs
surplus fund, the more he saw and heard rha
more be was convinced that IL was dis ad ganta-
eeous 70 Keep the question open, and be con-
aerned the proposal 10 keep f3OvOyOgO dans-
ling before the people 10 excite and stimuIsr.
sgitauon. he urged the House not 10 adhere to
tnese emendments, and proposed reinstat,ng
original bill. 'ue
Lord Cairnes complained i'm strong term. that
tne government had not adhered 10 Esrl I;rsn-
yilles pledge That the Lerd's ameudmenrs
would be respectfully considered, for ON rn..
n,, ,ain o. TINS promise many who objected 10 the
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second reading. He thought Mr. Glsdstons
nao used language in the otner house nm vor
.ny Oh himself and OF has position He con-
rejected ali except two had been disposed Of
without the slightest consideration. Tne No.
lheations made in the other amendments were
utterly hlusory and unsatisfactory
Alter further debate, Enl 0rxuvil,e pro-
tested against the language appI led 10 the foy.
ernment, and appealed to the Lards 70 support
The government IN this grave and crstieaf mo-
Dent. The House tnen DIVIDED on me ~o,,or,
OF Eari 6ranyiile to restore the preamb,e Win
tne ioiiowlng result For vs., Against I7a-ma-
willie then moved an 40 lournment th.i hs ,n,se,
House adjourned.
A short time after the division asains, the
declared, Mr.. Gladstone entered the Hoose -
commons. HIS appearance was a slrnaI for
a, remarkaole outburst OF enthusiasm. Cheer
aiter cneer came from the Liberals ana tna
business session was entirely Suspended II
was some minutes before the excitement suh-
si9eo ana tne House resumed procee iings
IL Is rumored that Mr. Glacstone viii with
oraw tne Irish church BILL az 4 as soon "a IN
supplies have been voted, he will prarorns
rarilament in order 10 introdt ce a bill az the
autumn session, under cIrcumstancss whfch
Will cause the Lords TO hssstafe before re,e-t-
ing It.
In the House OF Commons there was a tuII
Sou ,nn ne on msmoere A petition praying
Courcn OIL was presented and received with
loud applause. Milbauk wanted 10 kno INV
vas competent for this House 10 demand an
apology from the House Of Peers for fns Ia
guage used by their lordsbips iosoisn, - -.
Premier and insulting TO the dignity OF tbe
question was neither a point OF orSer M -.
Of privilege. THIS House was moi co@~,%,n,D,
y NAT passed in the House OF Lords, snd ne de.
The press rs occupied in the discussiou of the
Acuon OF the House OF Lords. The Times ia
satlsned mat the bill may be CARED his ses-
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