, 1881-02-06

4S ENGLISH VIEW CT TIE IRISH MANIFESTO.
Spceia: Cable.
LONDON, Feb 5.-The manifesto Of the
PaEnellite members, which was published to-
daJ' aad te|eg.auilcd all over the world,
glres an utterly misleading account OF the
suspension Of the Homc-Rulrss from the
Avuse. 1t is untrue that the Irish members
we're removed for claiming their rights with
IN the rules and precenents Of Parliament.
They were suspended for open, persistent,
organized defiance Of the rules and prece-
de.ts Of the Il 1ouse and the legitimate au-
thorliy OF the Speaker. The suspension mas
Elected Under the standing order and in pre-
rise accordance with its terms. First Dillon,
then pa-nell. then
THE WHOLE BODY OF HOME-ECIEEs DELHI
EE-.TElY DEF1ED
the Speaker and refused to obey orders
which were admittedly within his compe-
feaca. This conspiracy, concerted originally
for the debate OH the new order which the
Parnellites meant to protract several days,
exploited pren1aturely III consequence Of
taelr evaporation at Dayitt's arrest. The
result was fatal 10 the whole
scheme Of obstruction. Hence the
1rantc efforts to lnlsrepreseilt the facts. Few
0! il"ne 1T ParlcIis English champions pre-
tenu TO excuse his last act English opinion
vas never more unaniinous III conlemniny
neout7aEe upon the dignity and authority Of
me House, the whole Radical press asserting
10 me passage IF the new rule, 1t is i'll
tehoed 10 take division OIL the second read
ing o1 The Coercion bill on Monday unless
legitimate debate is unexpectedly protracted
TIT: SPEAKER w1!.L USE Ills NEW POWERS
;,, r,,t,cr
me facilities for obstruction were form
es'; Inc Greatest, though he will af-
4o4u 1ul1 opportunity for amend
mei1s' lie English Radicals will content
themselves with limiting the retrospective
easese. The Irish members declare them
sea'es indifferent to the details of the meas.
t u1e. 1Ae Ministers express tho hope that
&c o1n WILL become law within fortnight
PERFECT PANIC.
Spee:al ClM..
LYNDON. Feb. 5.-The course OF the Gov
einaent this week has been in great meas
ale forced upon it by the intelligence it
aao received Of all organized preparation
VI me part Of Irish agitators to
7aise Simultaneous blow in England and
t'". t'1.ala. 0f this movement the Government
W. peIe'es Davitt TO be The ringleader, and so
Sst4ous sr' was the danger .deelned that, on
1aa'saaS and Friday nights it was thought
ueeessary to keep all the troops in London
tnaet arms. In the House Of Commons a
.uge oouy of constablts and detectives were
tv ps.eo al all points, and strangers were not
allowed to pass
EVEN INTO THE OUTER LcRBY.
~: 49, ancrlcan firm has furnished Information
aa' humber of Internal machines bnye
w.. osen shipped to Ireland, and it is known thar
attempts We're arranged to. blow up sew
80, ~u public buildings in London, and
s''aence Of 4 dangerous and iar-rcachin.
.se.asp'racy y. was before the Ministry. It de-
fs.so eo 10 be first in striking the blow. This
nas se real explanation Of Il extraordinary
Dayitt '' %Ao'p'oo' lac A1As'' ~
-A*'HoCGHLT' STAGGERED TIE PAESELL /
,na.. BAND.
sta sr sa1ew it completely off its balance. The
Thupl 10 put down Mr.. Gladstone on
tn fhr4@suay night, he having possession Of
= moor moor in the usual way, was
d.sa.i ..4i olunder, for his resolutions were
ba.an'e' aud the discussion might have
pasa.ep hept up on them at least week. The
tn eiites ae have been fighting for time
men,1. Apiete their preparations. Another |
tjna =! WIS all they wanted, and, by that
straS uey believe they would have BEEN
erc;ass enough to defy any number Of Co
OTHER ARRESTS
fatao s''oftly be looked for, and n decidedly !
rnrs ea ~ zone prevails throughout the entire |
,no.e VI he agitators. It would have been
wsr,,I Meiellu1 to thousands it some fore |
Ago. so1 l'ao oeeu sneu aAonena
tho,., pAKNELI,
vith ,uaeh cast Gown, is still hopeful that,
o1e alliance OF English Radicals,