, 1881-02-03

ported the Government IN Its desire to pro-
coed to tho SECOND recalling Of Mr. Forstur's
Protection bit.
Mr.. Gladstone gnye notice tint l,o pro-
poses 10 follow tho motion lie {ntcnia to
,l,nk1 Thursday. nt,nvo referred to, by n.res-
olation declaring tlat lilo atato Of public b,is-
incss Is urgent.
At NOON. ~.
TN tho reasson,bllng of tho House OF Com
mans tho Speaker, rup1ylng to Afr. t,a-
bonclsAre, f4lGern1, sail he nctel solely on
Ills own responsibility.
Mr.. rarnuttBaftt he wished to call ntten-
tlon tu tho Hpralscr's ruling.
Tho Speaker informed Mr. rarncll that It
waa not question Of privilege. and l,e must
therefore glvo ''oitcc.
sAltcAsM. H..
Mr. 4. n. Sullivan, 1lomo.1snler, moved
to ndjourn to unable tic Speaker to scarcll for
piecetlcnts for Ills ruling.
4 lively liscussiuM Is progressing. Tho
fiUnsu Is crowded, every available seat pctny
occupied.
The Irish monaberB up to 5:35 y. III. con-
tInued their obstructive motions. Their
speeches show inucll heat and Indignation.
Mr. U'Donncll maintained that tho House
should adjourn, rs otherwise Mr. Fnrstcr
wnuld have MT opportunity to .lIako an l',-
llanlnatory staletncnt, which would 60 forth
without contradiction.
THE "o1rOsITfoS Ar.s0 VOTE WITH nI.Ap-
RTUSE.
After mellon tn adjourn had bccn neg
ntiyelt,-2s73 to 44,-the Irish members. to
prevent Forster making statement, Oh
Iccsed to ovcry bill upon orders Of tic day,
thus necuuylnS tho tinle until tho House
was obliged 10 adjourn Mt o'c1ock, Just
previous 10 which a1r. Redmond, now ,nen-
Der for Now lsoss (frefand) took Ills seat.
$50 +. II.
Debate In the House of Commons con-
ttnncs. Several violent scenes look place.
and there were calls of order tlpo, Afr. Glnd-
stone pointing out TINT SONS of SIr. Sul[yan's
comments on tho conduct OF the Speaker
were not In ortlur.
MN. SULLIVAN s1tooK HIS FIsT At MK. GLAD
sToSE.
md said l,o thanked God tho rules Of tho
Hnlise were not in Glatlstone's hnhds.
Mr. Mitnl,ell Henry said fio considered thai
tho lrIsl, members lad takcn a,l un.enable po'
si.lon; that they tntsrcprasentcu the opinion
of tho country and sacrificed tho rights OF the
people. Mr.. Henry wns interrupted by Mr.,
Philip Callan and utlor nlonlDers, who nc.
cused him Of altrlbultng fRisehood to Mr..
rarnoll. .............
GLADSTONE PROTECTED.
LONDON, Fgb. 2.-Mr. Gladstono's resi-
dence In Downing street Is guarded BY police
men hight nnl ttny, In view Of n possible
Fenian attack. blr. Gladstone was followed
Mt uistnnce by policeman when going tc
tho Commons to-day.
NEWSPAPER INFORMATION.
Tho Nctes ilas the following: "At meet
| tng of the Conservatives yesterday, It WIS do
! termined TINT, while direct opposition to AR
| Giadstone's resolution should not bo eMcoCr
ngcd, nh attempt slluutd be made to nment
| It. Lord BeaconsEelu sanctioned tl,ls course
And advised tho Opposition to refrain fron
l,ampering themselves by pledges to supper
the Government There WINS some diverslt!
of opinion ut the meeting. Mr. Gorst strong
~ oppnse,l tho course proposed by Sir STINT
forl Norsllcote.
Sir. rA1tNEIr
! will move to-day for sulect committee Il
Inquire into the prccedcnts for the Speaker:
action. Alr. Cowen will ask Mr.. Gladston
for nn onrlytta OF which to discuss tho con
duct OF tlto Speaker. We understand til
Noycrnncnt Is III fav0r of sucl n proposal
thinking 1t due to tho Speaker that tho l1ous
should share III his responsibility.
IT wA1 ARRANGED,
nj tho Instance Of a. N. Sullivan. tint, If tn
Speaker closed tho second discussion yestor
day afternoon, tho Irish members should re
nain In their seats instead Of gotng Into tn
division lobbies. Suci, proceeding woul
have led to an order for their colnlntttal.
Tho NcFs belcyes that Mr. Gindstone's OF
der will be scsStUnll, not standing.
4. 81. SULLIVAN
Intends to move, NJ nn amendment to {;lat
stones RESOLUTION, tlat q sclect c0sntnlttep b
appointed to Inquire Into notle Of conduct
lng public business.
Tho Standard snya 1t Is understood hi
pnrno'l Intends to procoot with Ills vote G
censnre on tic ActIon of the Speaker.
A MEETING ATTENDED, BY TiI1liTY co.
sEltvATtvE MENnElis.
Sir Stafford Northcote presiding. WIS hcl
yesterday and discussed tito subject Of 0t
strgcttoni;, There WIS M Eenera! dsslts to III! ~
were suggested, particularly With regnrd t
tho spGnlscs'a powers. No resolution wa
proposed.
THE CONSERVATIVES
will rncet Mt tho residence Of Lord Beacon
field today to decldo course to DO pursue
i soME 1nrsI1 MEMBERS
who ncceptct Invitations to dine with I'll
Speaker Wednesday,, hayo Withdrawn tho
day.
Fir STAFFORD SonTncorE
I. l,as given notics of trs following nnlont
Nflnlstor Hha!l DECLARE any 1notlon urgent
that, after tho words "tfree to one," ii
wortls "wllel minority, shalt consist OF nc
less than half OF tho whole liuuson By added
that the words "Mntll the uulso shall ii
| nnro finn a IN Nf hItA4ttnax t11Hftr i