The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
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al Quilted THE HOUSE.
y Az l0:35 o'clock the chairman reported tha
" ODOnnell had said the statement OF th,
d chairman was infamous. The Right Hon
/. Hugh g. Childefs secretary of war, gave
Is notice that he would move to consider
O'DOnnell's conduct on Monday, and II was
agreed TO take up the matter on that day.
: Dlll0n deiled the government TO levy q
!. blood tax iiom the poor tenants with
I out provoking Il renewal of the disorders
9 which attended the war. This is sample
r of the discussion throughout the night.
| O'Donnell declared that DR.. Payfair mann
ing him) was infamous, because he had
, been absent from the house all night, and
! was therefore ioully named. The chairman
HAD sINNED
: against all traditions OF his Office.
Mr.; Childers moved the suspension of the
members named, and their suspension
was voted by 126 to q. Amid
loud cheers from all parts of the house, in
cludlng the Irish members, the speaker
entereu the house and the proceedings were
reported TO him. A member protested that
he had been in the house twelve hours,
during which, las far as he was aware, neither
Callan nor Marion had spoken, and they
ought not TO nave been named. Began
declared that the chairman ought to give
reason for hisaction. Calf2n said the chair
man, in declaring him guiltyof obstruc-
ton, had stated ~
AN UTTER FALsEHooD.
| a motion that the named members with
draw was carried. The speaker proceeded
TO call on them individually TO withdraw. :,
Healy suggested that they all withdraw to-
getheI, which they aid, Callan pausing to
shout: Il am suspended on false report of
saiaried government officer" A motion
l59 to l6. Clause II was then adopted.
Clause IS, which declares that persons
guilty of an offense against the
act shall be liable, on conviction,
to summary imprisonment with or without
hard labor for term not exceeding six
months was then taken up. McCann, home
rule member for Wicklow, moved an
amendment reducing the penalty to three
months imprisonment. Gladstone init
mated it might be necessary to
USE URGENCY,
and that notice therefore would be given
this afternoon. The house at this time
(2:3O p. m.( is still in session and likely
to be till midnight. A fresh
relay of members arrived this morning.
Mr.. Cowen gave noticethat he would ask on
Monday whether suspension of the Irish
members was regular. Clause Is was adopted
by vote of 1S6 to 20. The government had
previously consented to limit the penalty
for attending proclaimed meetings and for
night prowling to three months in prison,
out they opposed the amendment for a re-
duction in regard to other offcnses mem
toned ia the clause, and these amend
ments were lost. Ga motion to
REPORT PROGRESS,
Sir William Harcourt stated that the
government wishes in the present sitting to
go through all clauses in the original draft
of the bill, except the postponed one
Gladstone stated that on Monday rules for
urgency would be proposed. The clause
relating to court of summary Jurisdiction
Irpnnp1 Tn a rpllappn " "a n apnapIaI
clause. Clause 20, relating to the procla-
nation of districts. was carried by
"a vote of Isl to Is. Shortly after
q O'Clock Leamin, Healy and O'Sullivan,
home rulers, successfully moved to report
progress. The first motion was rejected
by vote of l72 to IL, and the others by
similar overwhelming majorities. O'Con-
nor moved. to report progress. O'Kelly
moved that the chairman
LEAVE THE CHAIR.
The chairman then named Messrs, Byrne,
Corbett, Gray, Taylor, Healy, OConnor,
Kelley, Osuilman and Shiel, Irish mem
bers, and their suspension was moved by
Mr.. Gladstone. On the chairman putting
the motion for their suspension the named
members walked out of the house. The mo-
ton was agreed to without division,
but when the speaker according to rule
proceeded to receive the report of proceed
ing division was called for, and the sus-
pension was confirmed by vote of l28 to
o. After the expulsion of the second
group of Irish members, all clauses up to
the Goth were adopted without division.
Clause 30, which
Is THE LAST
of the bill, and which provided that this
ac. shall continue in force till expiration,
until three years next after the passing
thereof was adopted by a vote of 60 to q.
The house adjourned at s p. m, having,
with the exception Of the interval of two
hours in last evenings session, been in ses-
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