The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-04
'IRATE IRISH.
MATTERS IN ERlG,s AREAIRs AGAIN
THREATENING.
stormy Scenes In the British ParIIa.
menI-GIAdStOn Hurla His ReSOIu.
lion ~ the RaetiOuS Renian OBJ.
stFucIIOnisIs-DRVItt Arrested
ReacOnsheId on the AFFAIR.

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LONDON, February S.-The House o
Commons was crowded to-day. Vernon
HarCouTt, Home Secretary, in replying tt
Parnell said that Dsyitt was arrested be
cause his action was considered incompat
ible with his ticket OF leave. Parnel
asked what conditions Davltt had viola
ted. There was no answer to the question
The Irish members shouted "shameI" and
other members Cheered tremendously
The scene surpassed description.
The speaker called upon Mr., Gladstone
10 move his resolution.
John Dillon rose, but the speaker re-
fused to hear him. After repeated warn.
ings Of the Speaker Mr.. Gladstone moved
the suspension OF Mr.. Dillon, amidst en-.
thusiastiG cheers and cries Of order, the
Irish members shouting "shame!" The
motion for Suspension was adopted, by 305
to SO.
Mr., Dillon refused to Withdraw and was
finally removed by the sergeant.at.arms,
by order OF the Speaker, amidst cries oil
"ShameW by the Irish members.
Cowan, Radical, having given notice oil
motion depreCating the use OF Glad.
stones resolution to Osutrol the liberties
Of Ireland, Gladstone made reply, He
said 1t was due TO the House and tue
Speaker that his [dladstones1 action OF
yesterday should be discussed as early as
possible, but the House cannot give mo.
ton on the subject priority over obstruc.
ton resolutions or protection bill. These
remarks we're greeted with loud cheers.
Mr.. A. NJ. Sullivan announced that he
withdrew his motion relative to the
Speaker, as he refused to be party to
force. He protested against Dillon's iorci.
BILE removal as an act Of violence and lille.
gality.
The Speaker pointed out the fact that
Dillon had defed the Chair.
Mr., Gladstone rose to ad the House.
Mr.. 0'Donnoghue Liberal member
for Tralee, moved an adjournment
The Speaker ruled that Gladstone was
In possession oil the House.
Mr.. Gladstone rose 10 move his resolu-
ton to prevent obstruction, when O'Don.
nell moved that Gladstone be not heard.
O'Donnell was at once named, and
Gladstone moved his suspension, which
was Carried-33l to l.
0'Donnell declining To withdraw was
removed with two other Home Rulers,
who refused to leave the House when o
division was taken, FyH
Mr.. Gladstone referred to the irretrieva.
bic waste OF time since the commence.
mont nf the session and then moved his
resolution. He said be WAS willing to ac.
cept certain suggestions OF the opposition,
The only way Ot meeting the obstruction
was 10 give the house enlarged powers to
check. He earnestly appesled to the
members to support the govern.
ment and rally to the performance
Of great duty, and not let
the House degenerate into the laughing
stock Of the world. 1t was moved as an
addition 10 Mr. Gladstone's resolution
that minister shall declare any motion
urgent.
Mr., NorthCote assented, and the amend.
ment as an amendment was Withdrawn,
and II was moved by Sir Wilism Har.
court as an addition to the resolution.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry said the resolution
would go forth TO Ireland and to Europe
as an unfair advantage over the expelled
Home Rulers.
ParneIl moved that Gladstone be no
longer heard. The Speaker declared that
Parnell was defying the Chair, and, upon
his peraisting, the Speaker declared that
he was wilful.y obstruCting proceedings,
and named him Parnell] for suspension,
which was moved, but upon the Speaker
making the order for the House to be
cleared fol. q. division, the Home Rulers
refused to leave the House. A vote on
the motion to suspend Parnell resulted In
his suspension, 4O5 TO 7, the Home Ru.
lets not voting. parnell declining 10 with.
draw he was forCible removed by the Ser.
geant.at.Arms and i've other officers, the
Home Rulers waving their bats as he
passed out. ..-,,.....-.... .-..
Mr.. Finnegnn Liberal Nationalist) then
persisted In speaking, and was named.
He was also suspended by vote Of 4O5 10
2. The Home Rulers again refused to
vote. The Speaker had their names, mum.
berlng twenty.seven, taken down, and q
motion to suspend them carried by vote
Of 4l0 TO 0. They Individually declined
to leave the House.. only yielding 10 supe.
rior force. They were removed singly by
the Sergeanntat-Armb. The force used was
that the Sergeant.at.Arn took an arm OF
each oil the suspended members. The
conduct oi the home rulers is In accord.
arCe with the resolution taken at o meet.
Ing this afternoon TO adopt the course re.
commended by A. M. Sullivan, that the
Irish members should remain in their
seats instead Of going into the lobbies on