The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-04

igive motion on the subject priority owe
the Obstruction resolutions or protectio
bill. The remarks OF the Premier wer
greeted with loud cheers.
Il Mr.. A. ". Sullivan announced that b
withdrew his motion relative D. the Speaker
~ he refused to be party 10 q farep. Nj
Sp,Diyan protested egainst Mr.. Dillon
forc,bIe removal as an act Ct vioienrs ant
illc,ai.
The Speaker pointed out the fact that Mr.
Dilloa bad deilcd the Chair.
| Mir. Gladstone rose to address the Heuse
when Mr. 0'Dossugh (Libero,h meDbey To-
TraIee. rose to msye an adjougnmt MT Of Ih,
House
The Speaker ruled that Mr.. Gladstone wa,
in possession OF the House.
PARNEII "SAgxDr SUSPENDED, ASDEJECrne
Mr.. Painell moved that Mr.. Gladstone se
no longer heard. The Speaker declared
that Mr.. Parnell was defying the Chair, and
upon bis persistisg the Speaker declared
| that he was wiIfSiIy obstructjBg the pro
ceedings, and pamed" him. Mr.. Par
nelPs suspension was moved, but upon the
Speaker making On order that the House be
cleared for division all the Home Rulers
refused To leave the House. The motion to
suspend Mr.. PANEL was ultimately voted
upon, and resulted in his suspension by a
vote Of 40J, 10. 1.-THE Iome-Rnors not
voting. Mr.. Parnell declining t0.witudraw,
he was fOrcibly removed from the House by
the Sergeant. al Arms and i've other officers,
the HOme.Rulers waving tnsiE bats as bs
passed Out.
Mr.. FlnnegaD liberal and Nationaistl
then persisted in speaking, and was
"named" by she Speaker.
Ii appears that all the Home. Rulers W III
csuse themselves to be suspended success
siyely.
TIE force used in Mr.. DilIon's case
merely consisted in the Sergeant-at Ag~s
taking his arm.
WHOLESALE SUSPENSION or HOME-RgLEEs.
8 +. M-The motion for the suspension
OF Mr. FInncGan was carried BY a vote OF
405 to 2. The Home Rulers again refused
TO vote, and the Speaker had their names,
numbering -, taken down.
A division is nov proceeding on motion
to suspend all the Home Rulers rtiDslng 10
vote. Their conduct is in accordance with
resolutions taken at meeting held this
afternoon 10 adopt the course recommended
by a. VI. Sullivan, that theIrtsh members
should remain in their seats instead OF going
into the Hobbies in a division.
The motion 10 suspend the twenty-seven
lIOme-Rulers was carried by vote Of 40
to g. wnereupOn they individually declined
TO leave the House, only yielding to superior
force. They were removed singly by the
Sergeant nt-Arms.
After the vote suspendlng HOme.Rulers
Mr.. Gladstone proceeded 10 move his resO-
luton TO prevent obstruction, when Mr..
O'Donnell moved that Dir. Gladstone be not
heard.
Mr.. O'DOnnell was immediately " named"
aud Mr.. Gladstone moved his suspension,
which motion was carried by vote of 81
10 !. Mr.. O'DoIuell declining to withdraw.
was removed, with two other Home-RuleIs
who refused 10 leave the House when d.
vision was taken.
Mr.. Gladstone then moved his resolution.
Mr.. Cnrlisle's Condition Hopeless.
LONDON, February 3. rhe latest bulletin
issued this afternoon announces that Mr..
Thomas Carlisle IS IN 4 state OF hopeless
pro>traiiOD, and that he cannot live more
than few hours.