The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
Of the honorable member for Meath. lCheersI
L hnr.. f..r.. Il L.lI1i Inn.

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The Speaker then put the first part Of the
Mr.. Hardy-It would be better tho House
should proceed calmly and without heat or pns-
sion to the consideration of question Of this
character. II Is u very grave question to inter-
fer, i'm any way with the freedom of speech If
any honorable member. or to declare any mem-
Der guilty 81 contempt Of this House without
good, cqusc. Hear heart Twill, Therefore, if
the House permits M. move that the debate be
adjourned until Friday. iChcersl
Capt. Nolan. in sc.oudng the motion. desired
the liberty Of honorable mcmb'rs to obsiruc
thc hus ness 81 th, ll2us, inc transicinh OF
The Chancellor oi the Exchoducr deprecated
n e9ntimnancr Of the dis 'ussion
Mr. O'Donncll said h. nt'rtlincd a feeling Of
rooted hostility AMI d"tcstnlion for the conduct
Of her MAJ. sly > Govcrnm"nt ia regard to Irish
affairs and if il WIS Thought advisable to tako
down his words he hoped 1t should be- done.
The motion to adjourn the dgbat" was agreed
70 without a DIVISION, and the Committee ON the
Nr Parncii. who on rcent'ring the House,
was ch"nrrd hy a few members sttnE below
the gnngway ia opposition resumed MS crit-
FipAy. July 1.-The Chancellor Of the EN-
ch,uucr: Sir. in moving the resolutions which
haNe pluced ON the paper Of the House hope
to hc ahlg tp maj c my remarks worry nrl.uy ana
also. u~ hope. temporarily. feel that this IL
not an occasion upnnwhich We vush' u iot our
scNus hr led away 10y personal iyvling. or by
anything which b. unworthy OF the character
Of Nh" grcat assembly To which we belong: and
especially d"vrcratr ON the present occasion
ANYTHING lik" hnimoSity cor the "Nchnnsr OF
personalities in TIA. discussion. Now These
rules are INTRODUCED with no other feeling than
IN" Il sire Ia Vindicat" the character W the
j House of Commons. both ms a great ass Inply
ia wni-h the husiur - oi the country II conduct
3d. aud also as body which has a place and
pos ton {, maintain in the eyes of the world
AMI of foreign Countries lilear, hear
What is proposed i'm this resolution Is That in
/ certain circumstances "A member should De- put
| to- silence Tor c"rlIin very limited period
The proposal which | max" il this.
rgtwhnn mcn' r. AFTER hcini twi'e declared on, 81
ra n ih, aWinr,,, Of az chair. i"e debate shall he
it, at ~ moml,i BE- noi hoard during the igme,n
fr dictate iuun- t.t' sitting the COMMITTEE.
.f uin'ian. ti'r O., ircuNer complained Of has been
,car. n ,Nplanauon shall be put without further de
Major oGarmqn said he should like to. know
/ what Royal Meath. which his honorable friend
/ rpur, scented. would tomorrow say To- the Tact
/ Lat such a resolution ~ the Chanreluro OF the
LSrheIucr hal proposed was passed. llr
would not ask the En-lsh rcnrcs n,ativrs, hut
! he would call upon the great English ieope to
/ be- careful ii thnir liberties lest another Crom-
Will should walk into that House and -ay,
laugh;
SSs s,. 3
Majority '............ ....-.5o
The Chancellor Of tho Exchoqucr then moved
the Second resolution. rs follows;
That. in Committee " the whole un~o, no m,mhcr
n oS .SG u, '.S cr ' ,, S G ari vac DC a a
rfo-r's- ct Mat the Chairman #" leave No chair nor To
ir Who la. made one OF tlo.c motion, have power 10
make tie other on the same question
The House divided ON tho second resolution,
when the numbers were;
NM Sss: 9'9
Majority .............. M
Tho, announcement OF the numbers was re-
ccivod with cheers.
TursD,Y. July 3l.-Thc House went into
Sir /. O'Bricn. Mr. O'Donnell and Mr.. Par
neil deprecated reducing n, contest TO one OF
/ chHraotrri2 81 II ~ meeting ruwdyi-m 10y rowdy
ism. hut. being called To order 10y Mr. Nhallcy.
h. With irrw the cNpre ssiun.
Mr. Fdw 'rtt said that rumots had been circu-
lating in the lobby that evening which had given
him great pain Before il WAS known whether
there would bc any obstruction II was reported
that the Coy rnmrnt Were determined 10 keep
n House till in the morning, or perhaps con-
tinuou-ly till i to-morrow lW~ine sdayl even
Ing and for this purpose intended 10 udnit th"
perfectly unconstitutional plan us 1t seemed iu
him. u bringing down relays OF members.
Clause p was agreed to. Mr.. Gray moved that
progress should b. reported. \ long lis us-ion
an.urd in thr course Of which TIL Chancellor
of the ENehoquer said il WAS IN" intention "
tn" Government 70 continue the sitting TIL they
CAPT Nolan asked when the Government
would consent to report progress would il be
Tho Chancellor OF the Exche1uer-Tf honor
nol" Gentlemen hnd Eot ,upn, the neglnplns Of
tions ol Va" hill which We will got through to-
night the Government might. perhaps. hay"
MADE some nffang flt nj u the hlfN. Buf N IL
past that now. ana W. can agree tp no nihrr
terms except that we will sit here until We finish
Mr. Ot Power SAID the Right Honorable Bar
ont had asain charged honorable members
on that side with Icing responsible tor IN" le-
lay lie would r"mlnd the right honorable
gentleman thH his aeru-nti n had not "a -nalow
u foundation llnug!t"rl 1t might he said
OF tine purty oupo- .tr Tor the purpose of crush
Tho chairman said The word conspiracy
- r
Mr. orc Power again rose to address the
Sir v. Harcourt-Slr. rise to order. and to
ask You whether the word conspiracy used
in any sons" whatever. Is u proper urm - he
Applied in the House of Commons. Hear
Mr. orc, power-I did not apply-lcrlos OF
The Chairman-I again call upon the honora-
hle memhcrto withdraw the word he has used
Hear, hear.l II VIII ho open to him 10 ofcr any
Mr. orc. Power / prrfoctlv understand you
now strand what say Is this-lCri's OF With
n n"wsd rr IT, If W.ihilraw '0"S'''"'' '''''
) tn" Chalrmun VIZ an l'f-iood amid The gen
orul upruHr, 10 say tiiti he strongly rocommend-
ed tue huuogapl" member 10 withdraw tue cA-
Mr. o'C. Power did use the term. with
Tile Caalrnan i think am justified after
whAt has h-ru snfd, and hy the evidence III mN
attic member tyr Mayo To Mn~s'rvedly with
draw thr word "rou-plrry.' | shall call upon
nun f ltn llit rAf T. anu sum f'N If'il MN u
I risn Ina l. pla.c t, $50. II hc docs not do 80
! must ask the committee 10 act on tn rrsoiu
ton whi Ii has been recently uduIted. lChoer~.
. NJ. O'(. loM r sHi hr, Withdrew the word
To- Hear. hear J lie would have done 80 "a Will,
p uEo u Nr could. lOrirr.'
Sir v. Har'our-IAerc I. ono Thought pres
cni IN tho MIND OF every one. and 1t j. tins, tha
-ume half a dozen members are trying Ia drlrt
the House of Commons. lth,fr-.l The iuu,'
= oi Commons has determined not 10 h. derulr,
q lrhoefsl. though ! must admit the ingenuity %
those vino are attempting It, for. in TACT. thrl
have IIitfll~. sonnet M
: iiant and sometimes speclou- The issue, how
ever. is u very slmpl" one, II Is whether Me
authority of the House is u De dograded IN The
urrsi'uce uf thn English nation. lthe"rS.l Tina
Is the issue which We are d tcrmiurd Ia fight
and VS. Will not allow II small minority l.
3 wreck this famous assembly Mhatevc
racriilc,s may be- n,'rronry to pre-
vent that groui disaster those sa rl1nc'
we arr prepared 10 make lCherrsl The
people % The country know |ld care very littl'
Tor ia" forums of hc House; thosr forms wrr'
made nj "a time when the members Of the HOUSE
= respected Il. ltherie; Tn" English peop'
a | Will look ut our conduct. and Wih determine
whether or not the House of Commons is cHpA
I blc of doing tho business of the nation: and /
IL.