, 1875-03-26

7ae Makes Trouble i'll tho House OF
Commons

AaG MQKCk 4E0hHlC iii LAO 1A0us6 OF
Commons.
C0rTt&rohdeHrr Ntw York 7imes.
I.ospos March 0.-1t stranger Ind visited
the House Of Commons on Thursday afternoon
ho would have Imagined, from tho denBe throug
with which It wns crowded from floor to ceiling,
and from tho cir OF auima.ion and oven oxctte.
ment, which porvadcd the assembly, TINT sono
national event Of transcondcnt Importance waB
about to 10 transacted The Prince Of Wales.
l'rnce Christian, and lost Of Poe1s had
rionity, and Everything betokeued that somo
incident Of momantous Importance waa aoonst to
tAke place. Aud what 10 you tElnk 1t really waB
that caused all thia comnotion7 Nothing but
s q ar@ Two
Private Secretary 10 Lord palmorston aud Ds.
. koncaiy. alr. Ashley hnd spoken conteuptu-
ousIy u Dr. Kenea!y at q political dinner In the
Isle Of Wight, declaring that 3 man who oditcd
put false witneas;- that IL, Luio-
'y ST p psfI!.s'.;' .pa ID Dr. keatsly sd e,vsa
before the House. It was expected that he
would del.7ar one Of his tearinR oratious, de-
nounciug everything and everybody; :, that this
wonid bring w other nsotnbors: and that, III
on tho ono land, and the batting 10 which he
afford e1cellent sport. The. affair. how
over, went or rather tunely. DR.. Ken-
eay =, simply read the report of Mr.
was correct, and Mr. Ashloy answered that sub
stantinlly It was so, and thns ho thought there
wero casca where It was necessary to spoak
plainly, but ho would put hmself IN the
saaa sasass t sas sss fsss r Ts IT, &ss s' .
there can he no doubt that ho ras fully jus.
titled in tue strong language which le used about
kaneaiy's hlarders Of tho Judges ard other
public men; but tho charge Of knowingly using
yocate IL necessarily veTy much In tho hands of
hiH client aud Of tho attorneys Ia regard to tho
oyidonco to be put forward In any case. lIc
hears only one aide Of tho story, and besldos. It
his client or his c'ienta wltneaacH. and II their
statements appcnr to be superhcially plausible
aud probable, that ia enough. 1t u known,
howeyur,. that Dr.. KeneAly really did hesitate
s|stod on his being produced TLo question,
however, whether Dr. keuealy WAS to blame In
the .nattor wnB not, As Mr. Love Immediately
| pointed out, one Which the House OF Commons
could ontertasn. The House. ho allowed, hnd
nothing whatever to do with tho private oharao-
ter or conduct Of any OF its nembora. bnr only
with what they did or saidin thoir parliamentary
capacity; and thts Wow waa also supported by
iii. DlHrncli and Lord Harrington, Dr. Kcnoaly
him to tako bin complaint to court Of law, aud
announced that io had no contldenco III these
tribunals and would mover approach thetu,
uo then wont on into 1ambIin g
but not particularly vlolout speooG
about his right to redroHB. from the
uouse, and also about his connection with Lut q
Toward tho cloao ho assured his hcaIors thit VI
was not at all offended, und that he regardc 9
himself only as l!ou shasiug tho daw dro p
from his tnauo. On the whole, it was felt 10 oe
a tedious exhibition. Fiually, on tbs Suggestion
Of AIr. bright, Mr. AHhley apoloa|zod and, In
order TO nuke it clear that the question was no.
recognized AZ one of privilege, motion. pro.
posed BY slr. Ds.ae!l. to tl,o effect that tlls
llouso Should pass 10 tho orders Of tho day, vat
carried unanimously Although Dr. keneal,
failed Ia getting tue House to mako hls quarro
its own, ho Rot M apology, and ho aleo lot the
House SOC lint be did not mean to submit In
slonoo to any ATTACKS. An obstanatn and .lil-
| acrupulouH member Aaa tho House very much a
| hla Gletoy III various ways, and might apply him.
! Helf continually to ohstTuct business and 10 Rei
| mp scencs aud | fancy that most metnhors art
beRiunlug TO understand that It will bo pI.,dou
| to lot Tue srasoiple Doctor alone.