Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
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Penal SPrVItUde,
LoxpoN, Feb. Ain the House o.
Commons to-day tho Speaker on taxing
he chair read statement thai ne
would use the authority entrusted "
him with Circumspeotion 20 as 20 oenSure
freedom OF debate, ard that he Wou'l
shortly lay rules before the liou.e
Meanwhile be will make rule the
practical effect Of whiGh will he u pre-
vent a member who is dissatisfied with
tho answer to question moving an ad-
Iournmept Of the H.use. Mr.. Forster
rose at 5 p. m. , amid cheers, to move
the seek nd reading Of the protection
bill
Mr.. BTadleugh (ladicaD moved TIE
rejection Of the bill, because he SAID
there is no certainty that the House
otLords will approves g land bill as rea
iy as they will coercion bill.
The principal alterations in NY
| G adstone's resolution as finally adopt
ed by the House Of Commons are that
motion Tor urgency must be made y
Minister, who must state his reasons,
and that the majority voting urgency
mnsI consist Of three 10 one in = House
of at least three hundred members. A
mobilization was also introduced max
ing it clear that the Speaker Intended
10 use the powers conferred upon him
only FOR facilitating the particular hni-
iness which might be declared urgent.
The most extraordinary precautions
were taken In the House last night,
Almost every door leading TO the lob
bies and corridors was watched by de.
teatves. Mr.. Forster'G Office, the
Speakers house and Mr.. Gladstone's
private room were guarded by police.
| The members lobby was cleared from
an early hour, and strangers were not
! allowed 10 enter ioT several hours, ~'-, -,
LONDON, Prh. 4.-The names Of the
Home Rulers who were expelled from
tue House OF Commons yesterday tol
refusing to so into the lObbies on divis
ion are IS follows: KaSsrs. Dillon
Parnell, Barry, Biggar, Byrue, Corbet
IGray, Healy, Dawson, R.nneean, GIL
IalaS, leamy, Leahy, Mccarthy, Nc
Cssu, Marum, hetGe, Nelson, Arthur
I0'Connor, Thomas P. O'Connor, The
IUDonohue, Mahon, O'sullivan, JoAr
IO'COnnor Power, Redmond, Sexton
Smuhwicf, A. NJ. Sullivan, T. D. Sal
Ivan, Msuoy, Richard Power, o Don
nell, O'ShApghusssy and O'kslley.
TSo guh boats are TO be stationed a
Tarbert-on.the shannon, to be al lh
disposal otlh coast guardship Valiant
Tie forces at the baltries on the Shan
non are beirg strengthened. The sen
tries are don bied Nightly.
| LoNpoS, Feb. The Parnelljtes 3
their mesliug yesterday decided tLa
after the division upon the secoac
reading Of the Coercion bill they shOu'c
announce their intention Of abandon
ing further protest against tie govern
neut's measures as opposition wa
hopeless.
Tle proceedings b. tore the Maris
, ltr&te et Bow street merely coussted IL
the prOdustioR Of the warrant for the
: prisoners arrest and his Identification
DAviLt wished to &ok the reasons fol
the revocation Of his ticket-ot leave
Sir James lnEhGm said Lis duty wa
simply to see that DaviN wasA con
vioi whose license had been revoked
The warrant was then signed by tE
MAJ si6trs!e for the c0nmlttal Of DaVtt
to Millbsnk prison. The spcc,l
Ioharge upon which hs We arrested Is
hrea ID OF the conditions OF his ticket OF
: leave in correction with his assocss
tion wiki the Land League. He ha
yet 10 serve between four and fT
} years Of his sentence.
LoEpoS, Feb. 4-Aichael Davi!t az
rived in London by the Irish mail d
is o'c.O3k this morning. lie wa
, ACCOM- panied bY number OF the pc
lice and detective forces IN pL4iI
clothes. A pilot engine ian in from
Of the mail train from Hylybead I
t London. The Chester, Ho'yhead
: CreSe, Stafford, Rugby and Wu!esdr
railway Stations were strongly guarde
t oy the police. Davis; was taken frot
Q the train at Willesdeu station so rs
!. avoid a demonstration Gt huston ST,
tiOn, where / lumber o! persops Ia
collected.