Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-03
BARRED OUT.
The Irish Members Excluded Fran
Parliament.
Exciting Scenes in the House ofcommoss-
Discussion Of the Repression Bill
The Bill Adopted Atera Thirty
Two Hours Sitting.
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Irish members were named b. the Speaker
of the House OF Commons AT 10 O'Clock this
morning for obstruction. All were suspend.
ed and ordered to withdraw by vote OF
I2s to la4. The Commons sat all night dur.
ing Che Repression bill, Gladstone and Har-
tington remaining. The Parnellites pressed
an endless number OF amendments North.
cote supported Gladstone In long speech,
in which he urged that the government
stop by any means the obstruction by Irish
members, which. he said, was
Dissraeefal ard Insulting
to British intelligence.
At9A. N. Harcourt bitterly denounced
obstruction. Parnell retorted % strongly
that the Speaker took the above action.
Parnell and thirteen suspended members
left the House in body. Going out
O'Donnell and the Speaker had words. Tho
Speaker reported them as insulting, and the
House made the matter subject special
consideration Monday.
LONDON, July 1.-The House OF Commons
in committee continued in session throus-
out the night OH clause seventeen OF the
Repression bill. At $50 O'Clock this morn
ing Sir. VIM. Harcourt, Homo SECRETARY,
said time equivalent 10 two working da5S
had been consumed In the discussion OF the
clause Of secondary importance.
1t would be for the House and country to
say whether means must not be adopted 70
end this state OF things.
Parnell said the Home Rule members
would appeal to their countrymen at home
and abroad. He contended that no oPposi.
ton could be more reasonably conducted
against such
An Attroetoas Measure.
At9:s0 o'clock Dr. Lyon Playfare, chair
man OF the committee, said there had been
deliberately planned distractions 70 the
business of the House.
Messrs. Biggar. Callan, Commins, Dillon.
Healy, Leamy, Mccarthy, Marum, hetgr,
4. Il. O'Connor. ,ODoonnslly, Parnell.
Power, Redmond, Sexton and Sullivan
were then suspended and quilted tho
House.
Al 1925 o'clock the chairman reported
that O'Donncll had said the statement OF
the chairman was infamous.
Right Hon. Hugh e. Childsrs, Secretary
of War, gave notice that he would move TO
consider O'Donnells conduct on Monday.
and II was agreed to take up the matter ON
During the night Dillon deiled tho gov
Levy Blood Tsx
from the poor tenants without provoking
renewal OF the disorders which attended tho
tith war. This Is sample of the discus
sion throughout the hight.
O'Donnell declared that DR.. l1ayfairs
naming him was infamous, because no had
been absent from the House all night, and
was therefore foully named.
The Chairman had sinned Against oil the
tradition Of his office.
~ A A nstn nf llA
members named, and the suspension was
voted, Ie6 to g, amid loud cheers from all
parts OF the Hsuse, including the Irish
members.
The speaker entered the House aud pro
ceedipgs were reported to him. A member
protested that he had been in the House
Twelve hours, during which, az lar o. ha
was aware neither Gallen or Mnrum had
spoken, and they ought not TO have been
named. bigger declared that the Chair.
man ought to give the reasons for his &C.
tions.
Callan said the Chairman, in declaring
him guilty OF obstruction, hRd stated
An Cttes HaIsehsSd.
A motion that named members with.
drawn was carried. The Speaker proceeded
to call on them individually 10 withdraw.
Healy suggested that they all withdraw
together, which they did, Callan Pausing 70
shout, II am suspended on ihise SPots
of salaried Government officers
A motion TO report progre~s was relectedi
l59 To IR Clause seventeen was thsn
adopted, lSs 10 TO-
Clause eighteen, which declares O person
guilty OF an ofFense against the act shall he
| liable on summary conviction, 70 impsts-
onment with or without hard labor for .
| term
Not Exeeeding six Nontha.
were then taken up.
McCoan, Home rule member Of wicklow,
moved an amendment reducing the penal.
| ty TO three months imprisonment.
Gladstone intimated Il might be nscesss-
| ry 20 ask urgency, and that ntice thsrsfor
| would be given this afternoon.
/ Clause 10, rrfst,sH - ssnst@ nj aninWSlY
lfurislic,ion, wks dropped, 70 b TspIscsd
amended clause.
- >lipg 10 the proclamstioa Of
1si 20 Is.
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