The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
PARLIAMENTARY SCENES AND lNCI.
DENTS YESTERDAY.
Bolt OfIhe Homo RHIsrs-SpsaEsr Brand
sits Down on the ObAiructionis,s-
Gladstone Cheered- NH for tue
Protection OF Life and Prop.
sF'y In ireland. Etc.

LONDON, February AT 8 o'clock this
morning the Speaker, Right Hon. H. B. W.
Brand, relieved the Deputy Speaker, Right
Hon. Dr., Lyon PlAyfalr, who had occu.
pied the chair during the night. On as.
Stunning the chair the Speaker positively
refused to allow the debate to proceed,
and said the persistent, wilful and pur.
Poseless obstruction praCticed by the
home KuIe party justified him In putting
lnIo enect the standing order, An amend.
ment 10 continue the debate was lost by a
ulVlslon oil 10 for, to lB4 against, This
Practically ended the debate, and the
speaker put the question that leave be
granted 10 bring In the bill. Before vote
couIo 20 had an extraordinary scene oC-
CURED, The Home Rulers, headed by their
leaders parosetn O body and left The Houae.
excitedly shouting Privilege! ptiylleVgIi
there being no longer any Opposition.
leave 10 introduce the Coercion BiIl vas
granted without diyision,
Mr. Gladstone then moved A second
reading Of the bill for twelve o'olock AMI
also gave notice that he should move N
resolution calculated to prevent The recnr'
renee ol the obstruction tactics which had
go wasted the time and patience OF the
House IN the present debate.
The Speakers speeCh.stoppinV the nh,
sTuctlon was as follows: During iortv.
one hours the House has been occupied 6y
repeated motions for adjournment snn.
ported by small majorities, In onnosi,
ton to the sense Of the H6nSe
q crises has arisen which demsnds tSs
prompt interposltion OF the Chair and
the House. The measure rec0mmsrJsJ
% urgent In Her Malesty's Eneech a
month ago 10 being arrested by an incon.
siderable minority. ItiSnecsS.aru w. ,nVIn- y u;m
alCate the credit and authority Of the
house. am satisfied / shall
pest carry out its will and
may rely upon its support II / decline
70 CAL upon any more members to speak.
and Immediately proceed to put the sew.
eral questions to vote, 1t will be neces.
sary ior the House TO assume more EN-.
Gent control over its debates, or entruat
greater authority to the Chair.
Inc speaker was asrepeatedly and enthusi.
aStically cheered.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that he would
move on Thursday that II on notice beinr
given that the business OF The Honsa II
urgent, and II on call by the Speaker forty
members shall support the demand for
such urgency, the Speaker shall forth.
win put the question, without de.
bate, amendment or adionrnment. anil
II the question OF urgency be decided in
the affirmative by three 10 one. than thN
powers Of the House for the regulation bi
its business shall be vested in And remain
with the Speaker until lie shall declare
the state otpubllc business no longer lir.
gent. "H'' vi
Inc House adjourned, having eat con.
tlnuously for forty.two hours, Just beioTe
tne speaker interposed Bggar concluded
his speech by expressing wish for the
success OF tenianism understood, and an.
pealed 10 the Chair to stop the obstrnc.
ton agreed upon by the leaders of the
Liberal and Conservative parties.
THE PAIL MALL GAZETTE ON THE SPEAK.
KRIS ACTION.
LONDON, February 2.-Allhough tho
Paa Mall Gasstte's leading article this after.
noon Is headed "The Speakers Coup
D'Etat" that journal justiaes ths
course pursed by the Speaker and says.
Inc step 10 an exceedingly strong one,
but nothing less than this could have
met the emergency. 1t is revolutionary,
but Parnell g party is revolutionary. They
must take the consequences OF waping In
Parliament that war which they are
not strong enough to wage in field. As
they have broken the traditions Of Parlja.
mentary ueages they have no right to
complain Il the same traditions are bro.
ken BY their adversaries
OF Gladstone's proposal the Pcii Mall
Gazette says: The power entrusted 10 'tI,e ihe
speaker is unlimited. The propoSai il nj
the gravest, and will demand mosi csrC. @
iul and anxious consideration. The nnb.
lie is hardly prepared for a method Of
turning the difficulty, In which ali respon.
si6ility is thrown entirely on single man.
The g. James Gdtttte, In q lee besJei
Anarchy Complete" adversely crillCiges
the course pursued by the Speaker, and
declares that Gladstone's proposal con.
tatn5. none Of those careful and liberal
provisions for the protection OF the iugt
rights OF minoritles which we were told It
woul contain.