Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-08-04
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
PARLIAMENT AGAIN DIsGRAOED.

hrtulauRn Matos AnOtner kuors "
Force BIS Way in-He II Again
Repulsed and Dragged Away BY
the Police-A Most Disgraceful
scene.
NEW YoRx, August "a Herald
London special says: At q qusrtsr to IL
n. yesterday sounds Of distant cheers
made themselves family heard. and
murmurs ran through the crowd Of -.
ssmblsd members Of Parliament, "Hs
has come" Almost ct once Bradlaush
appeared coming through the entrance
reserved for members. 10 looked psls.
and evidently suffered from suppressed
excitement. His luRubrious black dress
heightened the effect Of his pallor. and
IL was frequently remarked that he
looked like az animated corpse. Ls-
bouohere welcomed bis colleague, and
embraced the opportunity OF delay DO.
fore the proceedings could begin to hold
consultation about the tactics to be pur-
sued. A rumor ran through the lobby
that Bradlauah meant to use actual
force to obtain entrance and resist re-
moysl. This heightened the interest,
and when the Speaker passed to prayers
scarcely any Of the honorable members
followed.
At the door OF the House stood two
Deputy Ssrgesnt.st-Arms. Erskins and
Gosseit, IT,, Hsnk.d on either side by Q
number OF policemen picked for great
bodily strength. A number OF athletic
conservative members also stood close
to the door. only too anxious to disiin-
euish themselves ~ volunteers In sup
pressing the atheist. The defending
force looked quite nervous and closed
up their ranks when the speaker passed
through. The msmhrr for Northsmp-
ton showed . disposition to break
through the ranks with . sudden rush,
and IL was with 9 feeling Of relief that
oil heard the announcement Of 1.-THE
Speaker Is In the chair" which told that
business had b-gun and the moment for
action arrived. Involuntary all eyes
were turned toward Brsdlsugh and With.
out q word spoken Q lane was opened to
let him pass through the space which
i%ntsrpossd between him and the door OF
the House.
With q steady, resoluts step the mem
Der from Northampton made directly for
the door. and 90 eager were the mem
bers to hear and see oil that should 90.
cur. that q rush nearly pushed bin.
with the Deputy Sergeant. alarms. into
the sacred precincts. Erskine. however,
barred thu way, and Informed Brad.
laugh that by the Speakers orders he
was Obliged to forbid him to pass. A
short parley snsusd In low tones, being
quite inaudibls owing to the murmsr
and buzz Of excited comment. Sudden.
ly Brsdlsugh seized Erskins aud at.
tempted to push him aside. lmmedi.
attly the member from Northampton
was seized BY the other Deputy Der.
gesnt. at. Arms and Q number OF police
msp, who proceeded to drag him across
the lobby toward the msmbers' entrance.
he struggled violently. and Q most palm
iul scene epsued. He was halt pulled
aud half showed through the door BY
sheer forcs. followed by hundreds OF
members, principally Conservatives.
Many OF them INDUCED In u~nbeeomipg
Rib.s at the scene. which will b remem.
b-rsd with pain and sorrow - long ~
the history Of Parliament 10 recalled TO
mind. Down the broad stairway, strug.
cling all the way with might and main.
Ut The risk OF breaking bis own and his
csptors' pscks. was the member for
Northampton dragged, until the outer
door OF the police yard was rssohsd.
Then the doors were swung to and the
expelled member was released from the
grip Of bis ssssilsuts.
A number OF delegates who had OBJ
tanned admission to the precincts wit
messed The conclusion Of this diseraoeful
scene from beyond the line Of police.
men, and cries Of shame, shame"
rent the air a. Bradlsugh was hurled
out Of the door. These men made
rush to bis aid. umbrellas were brand
ishsd, and the angry cries Of the speets-
tors 10 the Palace yard were taken up
and echoed BY thousands OF men who
we're shut out from the yard by q strong
Gordon Of policeman. For . moment IL
seemed % II Q physical contest with the
police was about to snsus. and had the
struggle with BradlsuRh continued the
matter would have probably ended In .
riot.
When B~radlaueh, who stood In the
center Of the circle Of poliesmsn Ike .
wounded stag at bay, recovered some.
what his breath. be said to inspector
Drnnipg that be would return With .
force that would compel his admission
or his arrest. Inspector Dennins mock.
iugly asked him how many would come
with him. Brsdlausb replied. Some
thing less than q million" Cheer alter
cheer was given for Brsdlaugh BY the
people. but the police cleared the pre-
oinets Of the house. and Brsdl.uRh wss
LETT standing almost alone 10 the midst
OF the police. Here he held bis post
for about halt an hour. and then LETT
hastily, chssred BY the crowd.
Ths BrsdlsuRh case 10 TO Be immedi.
st.ly considered BY the Cabinet council.
The Daily Msrs says: I'VE hsvs 81.
w,ys maintained In a%ccordsnos With The
opinion Of Lord s.lborns. the law on.
Gers OF the Crown, the late Attorney
General, and . majority Of lawyers. that
the rieht claimed BY the House OF Com.
mons 10 one which does not belong to IL;
which Il never exercised before, and
which sooner or later must, II persisted
In, bring Il into serious conflict with ito
constituents. Bradlsush's own impru.
cannot alter the fact that hs has