New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-02
AN END TO THE IRISH TRUCE.


murder convince the Government that it is only one
incident of the rapidly spreading organization
whose programme is murder for the sake OF emDit-
tering the Anglo-Irsh relations. The proceedings
in the House all the week point in the same dlrec-
ton. Mr. Parnell is longer willing or able to IN
duee his followers to proong the truce The hnal
collapse of his negotiations with the Ministry was
sipnalized by the announcement OF continuous
sitting The Irish members during the whole hlgh'
deliberately resorted to every means OF eNasper'-
ton. including systematic obstruction 1he IAN
cuage used was incredible in ipdecency and 1eroe-
itS This ended as they expected and deslred-ih
their expulsion-to which the House reluctantly re-
sord after patent endurance of the reiterated in
sults in which the so-caled moderate Irish rivaled
Mr. Healy himself in violence. MI. McOar'hy
called Sir William Harcourt the bravo oil inc
Treasury Bench. He fully identified himself WITH
the worst section of the Irish party. Mr. PlayfarS
conduct goes far to redeem his previous mdeclsion.
Mr. O,Donneu, in denouncing his ruling as an IN
fanny. missed tho whole point in the excitement
Mr.. Playfair before naming the obstruction
lists expressly declared that he took into account
their conduct during the last three days. The
whole Liberal party, dozen guerrilla Radicals eX-
cepted heartily sustain the Government IN us pres
ent determination. Those knowing Ireland best
agree in declaring that the condition is far graver
tban the public vet suspects. The prolongatlon OF
this struggle over the Crime bill is pregnant with
terrible dangers.
Mr. Kavanagh's scheme for an Irish land corpora
on has aroused the most violent hostli-
iiy of the Parnellites. They regard
it as the first efficient aud sklliui
efIcrt at landlord combination. Farms held by
evicted tenants, which individual tenant dare
take will be worked by the corporation on scale
defying terrorism. This promises to checkmate Oy
LEGAL methods the illegal conspiracy of intimidation
which the League still steadily practises. G.ws
THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
IoNpoS. July 1.-The House of Commons, in
oommttee continued in session throughout the
night on clause seventeen of the Repression bl AT
.1.9O o'clock this morning Sir William llarcourt,
Home Secretary said that time equivalent 10 TWO
working days had been consumed IN the discussion
of a clause of secondary Importance. III wouid De
for the House and the country to say whether
means must not be adopted to end tins state OIL
things ,,
onneal to their countrymen at home and abroad.
e contended that no opposition could be more rea-
sonoblv conducted against such an atroclous
measure. . -.
Ato.3O o'clock Dr. Lyon Playfair. chairman OF
.,o committee said there had been deliberately
MANNED obstruction to the business ot the house
Messrs. Bigsar Caan, COmmins Dillon, heaiy'
Ieamy Mccarthy, Marum, Metge, L. L. OConnor,
O'Donucll, Parnell Power, Redmond, sexton ana
Sullivan were then suspended, and Quilted the
House. 49,
At 1895 o'clock the chairman reported that
Mr. ODonnell had said that the statement VI 'ne
chairman was infamous.
pIrob q Childers Secretary for War, gave notice
+hot he would move to consider Mr.. ODonnelPs con-
duct ON Monday and it was agreed TO take up the
matter on that day.
Dnr,np the night Mr. Dillon defed the Govern
,uent to levy n blood tax from poor tenants without
provoking renewal of the disorders which attend
ed the 1.-THE war This is sample OF tic discussion
throughout the night
Mr. ODonnell declared that DR.. Playfars nam
ing him was infamous because he had been absent
from the House all night, and was therefore fouly
,o,rod The chairman had snned against all the
traditions of his Office
Mr. Chders moved the suspension OF the mem
bers named and their suspension was votco Dy 10
IN 27 amid loud cheers from all parts of the House.
including the Irish members
The Speaker entered the House and tho proceed
;p0s were reported to him. member protested
tina, ne had been in the House twelve no IT'S, dirng
which. as far as he was aware, neither Mr. Callan
or Mr. MaIrm had spoken, and they ought no' 10
have beeu named.
Mr.. Biggar declared that the chairman ought 10
give reasons for his action.
Mr. Callan said the chairman III declaring MN
culty of obstruction, had stated an utter laSenoou
A motion that the named members withdraw was
carried. The Speaker proceeded to call on thein 'h
yidnay TO withdraw.
Mr.. Healy suggested that they all withdraw to-
gether which they did, Mr.Callan pauslng to shont
al am suspended the false report OF a salarled
Government oeicor"
motion to report progress was re-
;.cted by vote Of 159 10 16. Clause
seventeen was thon adopted 10y vote Of lbs TO 49,
C,.se cybteep. which declares That person guilty
- or oAense against the act shall DE hape on sum
,narv con yicti0n &c imprisonment, Wltn OF without
hard !abor for term nov go Home Rule mem
~ 10 ,N kow moved an anoD DdIpeht IcNuciAs ZIG
nGuaty to three months imprlsobneht: - ooos
Mr. Gladstone intmstcd th@t u lnsu s,S, go ,sorid
eary tc ask urgency. ana thal hOt'oo 0do0
b. given THIS AFTERNOON It, Ia ,youid n !,
nm Nopday whether the SUSPENSIONS Oh 'Ho H''"
,com6ers we're regular , =, - r,ota of
1s9 10 90 The GOvcrimenJ ilsd pIu''ou5J .J
consented 10 limit the penalty toT ailehnIue P.v @
claimed meetings and for m2ht PROVING @ 20 W. tr
Ynontps in prison. but they OppOrcu amohuriou' ~,
reductiot in regard to other Cn"hc"s mo onou AZ
fbe clause and those amendments WTlVG ~ H.
I'm molten 10 report progress Oh " ''i'" 10
cn,r, stated tnat the Government Wishe" IN .h .ho
osrt s,tt;ng 10 20 through all the clauses III 'uo
iginal draft Of tie bal! except the pos one o.