Morning journal and courier., 1881-02-03
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS.
 Parnell's Tactics. STILL ANOTHER DAY OF CONTINUOUS SITTING. Debate Closed by the Speaker Parnen Anxious to Have
 Him Censured.
Obstruction In Its Strongest Form.
All the Plans of the Gov
 ernrnemt Rolled.
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

Still in Session-The Home Rulers Hold
 ing Parliament Together = Debate 1 Stopped By the Speaker = One More
 Point Scored By Parnel's Forces. LONDON, Feb. 2.-About g o'clock this
 morning, during speech by MT. Biggar in | which he expressed wish for the success of Fenianism, MT. Gladstone entered the House l The House had been in continuous session
 and the Speaker, in resuming the chair, said: During forty one hours the House has been
 occupied by repeated motions for adjourn
 ment supported by small minorities in oppo- sition to the general sense of the House. A | crisis has arisen which demands the prompt | interpretation of the Chair and the House. | The measure recommended as urgent in her Majesty's speech month ago is being ar rested by an inconsiderable minority. It is necessary to vindicate the credit and author l ty of the House. I am satisfied that I shall
 best carry out it's will and may rely on it's 1 support if I decline to call upon any more
 members to speak and immediately proceed to put the several questions to vote. It will be necessary for the House to assume more efficient control over its debates or entrust greater authority to the chair. The Speaker was repeatedly and enthusiastically cheered.
 A motion was put that leave be given to bring in the protection bill. The Home
 Rulers here for two minutes shouted privi-
 lege," privilege" and then as the Speaker still remained standing, they all left the
 House in body, lowing to the Speaker as they did so the other members cheering their departure. The motion that leave be given to bring in the bill was then unani-
 mous1y agreed to.
 Mir. Gladstone then announced that he would move on Thursday that if, on notice
 being given that the business of the House is urgent, and if on the call by the Speaker forty members shall support the demand for urgency, the Speaker shall forthwith put the question without debate, amendment or ad-
 journment, and if the question of urgency be decided in the affirmative by three to one, then the powers of the House for the regula- tion of it's business shall be vested in, and
 remain with the Speaker until he shall de- clare that the state of the public business IS no longer urgent.
 MT. Sullivan moved an adjournment of the House. After long and acrimonious debate the House divided on Mir. Sulivan's motion to adjourn, the motion being lost by vote of A for to PTS against. The Home Rulers, however, gained their object, which was to prevent the protection bill coming to a sec-
 ond reading to-day in spite of Gladstone's
 motion this morning that a second reading should take place at 12 o'clock noon. The Home Rulers, to effect their purpose more surely, took advantage of the custom of the House to adjourn early on Wednesdays, knowing if they could stave of vote to time beyond the usual hour they gained
 day. The second reading is therefore post poned.
 Gladstone's resolution for cloture is likely to raise a storm in Ireland. The Home Rulers are arranging for desperate opposi- ton.
 MT. Parnell proposes to censure the Speak CT of the House of Commons for his ruling in the debate this morning.