New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-02
SCENES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

RALLYiNG 1HE WEARY MEMBERS-JOHN BRIGHT
ON The sITuATIoN-MR. PARNrLL AGGRESSIVE.
LONDON, Tuesday. Feb l, 1881.
The debate in the House of Commons continued
oil day without an adjournment Early this morn
ing Mr. Parnell was called to order for irreevaucy.
At 6i5 a. III. motion for adjournment was rejected
by vote of l21 to 27
About $50 n. III. there was n considerable influx
of members who had been resting. The Ministers
present were Sir Vernon Harconrt, the Right Hon.
George j. Dodson, the Right Hon. Hugh g. Childers
and the Right Hon. William +. Forster.
At p. IN. IA telegram from tho House says: The
Home Rulers are well prepared with relays that
it said they Will he able to prolonG the sitting at
least until Thursday next. Premier Gladstone re-
turned to tho House at noon.
A motion to adjourn WAS again voted down at 3
p. IN. by a vote OF 225 to p. The speeches, with
one exception we've made by Irish members. who
were careful not to carry breaches of order to
length which would incur suspension.
Dir. A. VI. Sullivan read Telegram from Mr..
Mitchell lienry's agent denying that he had been
fired nt.
Various Irish members this afternoon raised dila-
tory points OF order the most notable being that Of
Nr Parnell, who frntlessy disputed the Speakers
rght to resume the ch iir, from wiIch he had been
relieved during IN" night by the Right Hon Lyon
PlayfalT Deputy prakcT.
Late in the afternoon, Mr. Parnell in debate. de-
MED thc urgency of NJ. Forseps measures and sad
tnai he w"u.d stake his head hat there Won be no
increase Oi crime H. ireland shOuIl they tail.
MIchael D'vltt. the aEtator, was present IN the
House
A company Of infantry was sent to-day to guard
tn A.s'I" Court Prison At Manchester
II Is positively stated that branch of tn Land
I"ague has been fnim"d ~ ~. llclicrs island OF
jersey, hy an agent from Art"ilcI.
INcipTNIS or IHE SECO>D NIGHTS pFBArFs.
LONDON Hc,lnrHdHy FcD - lSSl
The House il sIll III scssiOn OF haif-past one this
morning.
Mr. John Bright declared that tho Government
will accept the responsibility of the position. aud
hr believes thar MIR. GaGstUnr IL prepared 10 submit
resolutions to th House for dealing witn obstruc-
ton Mr. Bright ,ad that he considered the present
q ,strclion Unparalleled and tnc grJssost m-nlt To
Parliament
Anrr diiatpry debate sustained principally bv
the Iiume l;ulrrs cir Richard A-sheton Cross rose
To "A rolnt OF order. He wished to hrOw what VAS
PERSISTENT wilfnl obstruction. lie asked tho speaker
whether tie iAct that several members had made
the same speeches several times on different mo-
tiof.; for adjournment. WA npt evidence oi wIfui
oIstrlction and whether under the standing ofd"r
tpc Speaker had no po~rr 10 efop 7ur pro- 'dingS.
ES.,r. hsrr Tepncd tht' II ne in"'t ihei" Was -
distinct combination wiitGiy to0rtflct lhr nn''-
ur,h of tr Louise, hr snouI 'ui>iIt III ii 'hc "IdtI
vuuld apulv and ne bound To say ma me
com. q ni the debate gave eyidhcr OF continuation
that went far to bring members within thcU operation
OF the order.
Dr PayfaIr took the place If the SPEAKER.
SIR stafford NoItHCU.c hoPri ;he C. yrrlmPnt
wouh see ,ud the ctolt oi .'Ir IA chItd 10 stop
obs tUtc'luu.
Nj thid.r- Secretary Of War. aid # DR.. Pay
far tLOugl! ht 10 stOp ob-tlIci"n The GoY'Iunh 1t
wuuid support ham.
NJ ~. AlcClrtny and UDonucl Ca-ilcd on the
dI,tu-,iuu.
MI Oor~t. Conservative. Appealed to Dr. PiiyIair
to maine any member ~iO eiipu.d nuTc an a'jJHIu-
iueuj tguu.
Dl Pll,lair SAID t":t Inc prc arrl To concnr
III the ruling ot the Sp ahrr, wac. Na'n hc Iru IL"
cndlT, diu not ;hnk l,:tt ths iI.ne had come when
IN. should ruvr applrItIuu 10 the s'Hndtng order.
Mr. PirrcI tnrn spoke IN sGPpoI 81 IL melton Tor
an a lJOuI nurnt.
MAKING III UF rOECiBIE rPIrIEI>.
Mr.. WiIaaul Iienry smith, Conservative, and for
merry F.i.t Lild OF ,hr Admiralty, rosc t. a qnrs-
icn Of ordcr ana SAID that Mr. ParnrlI Was one 0f
rlc ven members vino bad spohcn thijy-iIrec times
ON motions for Adjournment. Mr.. Smt' suinmOmcd
d. Payrair to name Mr. fdrncI ~ guilty of SIiiul
Ob-tUCflun.
Dr. Play far ruled that snilicicnt case WA not
made ont tor suc'I q pIorcrdln&.
Mr. MIlhauk Cons rvatlvr member Tor Yorkshire,
,o.r tn a mont ~ ORDER lie sad Mr. B,ecar had
i,,, applied to hiu the cpithct OF "ioo'' with Il
Toni lr *.