The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
PARLIAMENT AMERICANIZED
IRISH MEMBERS IJLTBtSTFRTNG IN
JUE UOfSE or COMMONS.
How ~ Few Pluck, Men Kept Ministers md
Members out Of their beds and Nearly
Ruined their rempcrs Taking down W ords
Legislation ny Relay sitting the BIN Out.

nrll rOmpalncd tnat the government nuu hpt
furnished the Information with respect to its
policy which was absolutely necessary for the
proper discussion Of the bill Very little light
had been thrown ON our relations with the
Dutch or with the natives. or upon the Trans
wal, by the Under Secretary. who was conduct
Ing the bill through the House In Il pcrfunctory
light and airy. though agreeable manner. lie
should move that the Chairman do report
progress.
Mr.. J. Lowihcr said that the fact was. hit high
or hit low. there was no giving the honorable
gentleman satisfaction. "A laugh. The hon-
orablc gentleman had also passed some criti-
cisms on the observations he had made last
night. One was never u fair judge III ono's own
cause. and therefore hn would most chccriully
bow at any time 60 the judgment OF the honor
ablu member ON "A matter of that kind; but he
would venture to suggest that such criticisms
would moro appropriately have come from any
honorable gentleman who had heard that
Mr.. i}igsar supported the motion.
Mr.. Parncl l-Aihough II is rather danger
oils thing for inc To attempt to speak To- this
House. or to disrhar-e my duty, owing to the
persistent Interruptions and Ia the language
Constantly n,ilr,,slrd ia mo, and 10 tlir intmi-
datiuh that SO many members Of the FuuSc re-
sort o. To- rrcN at ur from .scharsns IN, dn'y
rhc Chalrm.n-'rhc honorable member is not
In order in charging woiulr'r- OF TINS House
with intimidation. nnd IN h"LoraNlr m"m'"r
dsion Rns becn nd hy H. Eass& VA" %r' '.
express my 'rittiHtc opinion that deliberate
Int midaiion has been r"surt"d To- hy the pr --
OF this country in order &" r9'r', me ana pr
vent me from dis .harging what cuneli r. nay
duty. A. LONG ~ hay "A s.nt In this llul-'
shall not allow myself {" Zee proven. i rom
speaking what think 1t nrr.-Sary To- -p'ah. or
from taking such steps as THINK Unnecessary To
take. 90,
by the honorable member that intimidation has
been rcsortcd 10 against him by certain honor,
able members hay" not been withdrawn.
think he ought To Withdraw the imputaion
Cheers
orahle member expressly dis laims the int NJ
ton ofupplying hi- words - members. ana
do not think it necessary. therefore. 10 carry
the matter any further.
Mr.. parncll was proceeding 10 express tho
sni -iarton hc iclt in preventing and thwariins
tn ntcutions of the Government in respect TO
Tho chancellor Of the ENchcqucr rose and
said: " move that the words now used be- taken
down by the Clerk at the table
=, The Clerk at the table having written down
The Chancellor Of the Exchoaucr said Il
apprrhend. Mr.. Raikes. it il now right that you
S hr",.b if Nara fhn snnnErr ''"' '''V
Tho Chairman then put The question. That
Irepou progress in order TO report the words
The motion was unanimously agreed to- and
the Speaker. having been sent for. took the
The Chancellor Of the Exchequcr-slr. it was
on my motion that these words were taken
down. | ire not only ON the part " the Gov
ernment. hut. rs | believe. on the part of the
Housr he RI. To call your attention To- the
difficulty in viii we are PLACED in rQhdu ting
public business by proceedings such ~ those
which have or .urr'd this morning. and viii h
occasions. lCherr-l And | desire to give
noticr that On Friday next. at the o'Ginnins Of
with reference to the, course 81 business, ana
shall max q proposal which hop. may have
the rnect of facilitating business Sir. at pres
ent. ii am in ord,r-which h,lirvc Gm--I
shall conrui" with the motion: That IA. hon
orahl" member from Meath be- suspended from
his fun tvns OF speaking or taking part IN tlg
debates of this House until Friday next
Mr. Biesar here rose, but resumed his seat
amid cries OF " Order.
Tho srcakcr- Before proceeding further.
think il right that the honorable member foI
Mouth should bee heard in his place.
Nr. Biggar again rose. while Mr.. Parncll re-
The Spcaker-I call upon the honorable mem.
bcr for Meath. II he docs noi wish To have thu
advantage 81 undressing the House. II will b,
my duty 10 call upon tho honorable member fui
Meath. according 10 the praeiirc OF the House
Mr. Bigcar rose for tho third time amid in.
dignant cries. 81 OrIrr!' He said he rose &c
me Spoaker-Dons tho honorable member for
Meath intend t. address III" House,
Mr.. Parnel-Nir. speaker really do MOI
know whether thorr j. any Use in address inl
the House 90 TIE pr sent or ,asinn. Laughter.
lthirk the fiou-" has already decided the mat
ter IN it~ own mind. without NJ ting for any oh
servatioi~ that may mnke. believe Wa Jus
titled in using thu-' words. T. Wit standing ih'
OF the ENrhrpuor mas Thought proper to adopt
II appeared 10 me- that the Government ot TIM
had always guided successive Gov ,rnmrni- II
their treatment Of sulpo.l- ana native IA =.
need not refer To- history To support tue Husa
ton that successive Governments of this GO nm
try have always treated those whom the,
Thought They could bully and oppr - withou
r,lerenre 10 their interests. Cries u Order
The Speakcr-l must cauiiop the honorable
u, ' mon t the he If d ms Ini @"rI u USING "'ru
Mr.. Parnrl-I de- not know whether they were
wqrd7 Of m"Ha oal ,.yc No. ,ni,4',n @
t. anyhody cl-'. ! shall NOT FOLLOW ~" cNump,
st me- In tuDso las' i,w days 10y the Ens-l
jim, Hons. Vri.s If Orirr." n
M T. NoFkc-Tic honorable m' mbcr has re
prat"i that hr hlr boon subj ted 90 menace 81
tlr past ~ Aor.hrra Nt t.ls House. ImoNe tina
rhr motion having boon put and agreed To-
ihr words wtrc written d 3wnly tie Clerk Al tn
Mr. pnrncn-foi me know. sir. what tho,
Mr.. r. Yor,.-1h" honorable member -tnie
that h" lnd hYq SUBJECT to lncnaros on the par
Vi mrlnhcrs ofthl- llouse.
Mr.. Parn"ll- lil not use those words.
.Sr c. Hu-,"lIl RE. rlr' to say That tho-
Mr.; M.riQnald-I rise to order. Those wcr
nj ~ Mor # n0i'I .,... r...i.,...,,,
usr,io w"r.l- -int.l
Th' - aahs,rrlilking, the paper. handci e. hin
ported g. hnV" boon used are thcse-thai m
honorable member had been subjected Ia men
h'''0 on me liT pl m nlltlS OF inns HOUSE.
dc-lr" tO know WHITTIER the honorable mrnhe
for Mcnth admits the accuracy OF those words.
Mr.. Pdrnr-l 'ild not use those words. eric
OF " OhHI distinctly deny it,
Thr Sprnkcr-I huy., already stated to In
honorable member flr Meath thut he is at lii r
~ t9 address tho llous' with reference TO th
words u- 'l 10y him ma committee. ANY oiSrrvn
tons hr desires - mako on those words AN,
thot. words only he j. mt lih"iiy to addro~s Il
I'll" House. II hr is not prepared To- max. am
OILS nrNdlons on those words, call upon him t.
Wit nlruw. IChoor~l
Mr. parnrll-I WIS proceeding to explain tn
circumstances which had induced me- 10 us
thus" words. WAS saying that It was unn,eos
sary 10 20 into historical examples 10 prove thu
successive British GOVERNMENTS have Away
been utterly regardless Of those weaker rae.
aud countries with which they had como int
contact. [" OrlorV
Tho Speakcr-Thnt is not the question hofor
the House. II the honorable n,'ml, r. pers 81
IN departing from the nsiru tiOns hay" giyr
him-namely. that he Is bound To- cunilne MIN
srt to Observable ions on the words h" Is reg rl"
t. NitSr used in committee, call upon him d
one a. withdraw. loud chrrrsl
A. Mr. lnrnrll showed no Immediate linton
Non 40 haNr his scat, "A loud and general cry
"MuhdmW withdraw" was raised Mr.. Par
l I..ft B. H.. .lt..