The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
Mr.. GRAY Ruler seconded The mo-
tin, for ,H.urp

Mr.. Gray llIome.Ruler) seconded the mo.
tion for adjournment.
| The Speaker, iBterposing AT the com.
mencement OF Mr.. Gray's speech, said he
did not intend to use menace, but wished
. TO caution members.
/ Mr.. Gladstone deprecated adjournment.
Mr.. Cowen Uiberal) and Lord Cbui chill
(ConseTyatiye) supported the motion 10 adj
jouru.
Mr.. stafford Northcote lConservi,)ye>
supported The Government In i've desire 10
proceed to the second reading OF Dir. fOTs-
ier's protection bill.
Messrs. Shaw and Llbosehere. ond moss
~ the Irish members and independents,
Supported the motion for ADJOURNMENT.
NJ. GiroD advanced kiberoD slid he
thought ireland would regard the action OF
the House rs an attempt to- crush tire lib
erty OF speech Of the irish members.
N Is stated in telegram from the Heuse
OF Commons that there Is every probability
that another dav will be wasted.
Ia +. W.--an the rtassem6hng or the
House the Speaker, replying to- Mr. la
boucbere Llberan, said be had acted soe'y
on his own responsibility.
Mr. ParnelI said he ass wished to call NJ
tenton to the Speakers ruling.
The Speaker iDOrmed Mr.. P'Tnell that 10
was not . question OF priyilees-he muS
therefore give notice.
Mr.. N. NJ. sullivan (Home-Rnlcrl moyea
an adjournment OF the House To enable The
Speaker to search for precederts for bis
ruling.
A lively discussion is progressing. The
House il crowded every available'seaG DerfE
occupied.
VIOLENT SCGSEs AND LANGUAGE.
53sD +. U.-The debate in the House of
Commons still continues. Several violent
scenes took place, and there were frequent
calls Of order. Upon Mr.. GIadstOneS point
Ing out that some OF Mr.. SulsiyIn's CON-
ments on the go Dduct Of the Speaker were
not in order, VIZ. Sullivan shook his ttst at
Mr.. Glads,o one and slid he tbanAed Sod that
the rules Of the House were MOI in MI. Glad
stones hands.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry said he considered The
Irish members had taken an UbtCnable posi-
,io1 that they misrepresented the opinion
of the country aud sacrificed The rights OF
| the people.
Mr. Henry was interrupted by Mr.. Philip
Cailam and other members, who accused
| him OF attributing ialSebO0d 10 Mr. Par
nell.
TIE OBSTRCCTI0NISTS SUCCESSFUL,
6.S0 =. .N-The Irish members up to
5Sj u. VI. continued their obstructive mo-
lions. As the HOuse rises at 6 i. NJ. (Wed-
nes,laO they will doubtless be successful in
preventing Mr.. Forster from moving sec
ond reading Of his bill and making the usual
explanatory staten, nj on doing so. though
be has urged the consistency Of that course:
The speeches OF the Irish members show
heat and indignation.
Mr.. O'DODnc'l maintained that the House
should adjourn. or otherwise Mr.. Forster
would have an opportunity to make an IN
flmmatory statement which would GO i0fln
without cOntradic ion.
After the motion 10 ADJOURN bad been
negaiived. the Irish members, to prevent
Mr.. Forster from making his statement, OBJ
icce TO every bill upon the orders OF the
doy. thus occupying the time until the
House was Obliged to adjourn, Just previous
to which Mr.. Redmond, the new member
for New Ross, took his seat.
Gladstone Under Police Protection.
LONDON, February The G!Obe this
afternoon says the door OF Mr.. Gladstone
residence. In Downing street, has been
guarded by policemen night and day re-
Gently In view OF q possible Fenan attack
Mr.. Gladstone was followed at distance 10y
: a policeman when he went to the House o.
; Commons to-day.