New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-07
PARLIAMENTARY TOPICS.

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sqJRTHER DEBATE ON The CLoooNn ~ u-,,,, nv,
80, DE ELECTION OF THE RESOLUTION Mo'hD -
SIR STAFFORD NoRTHCoTE-LoRp RANpoLr"
c,,,pcuuI. ON THE DUTY OF CONSERVATIVE
EXCITEMENT IN THE HOUSE. o,uo
,ftor a nroposed amendment to the CLOSURE
..solut;on had been rejected in the House oi
ro,,mons last evening" the Speaker pun INC
~"oolrtion. whereupon Sir Stafford Nor.n-
.O.e moved its rejection. The remedy
no thought, was worse than tne
case. Sir William Harcourt deiendeo 'no
measure. saving that the Government nau :,
introduced it from the conviction ,nat 'l'
was the only plan which wouio anu"
tbe House control of its proceeoines'
Lord Randolph Churchill has written le'.ei
c;viry his views as to the attitude OF tne Con
sorv,ot;ves in REGARD to the Closure resolution
60 o,,o;+omopt was caused III the House Ill
the afternoon by several questions VIZ saootion
mt 70 Mr. Gladstone regarding tlI zeal
of Sir Charles r. Wilson, Oon.iVn. s;,x,ov
os tha National Debt Office, with railway
company.
u-u,r WAS DONE IN THE COMMONS
,nny Nov. ain the House of Commons 'o-
LIT debate on the closure question
.asnmed Lord John Manners Oonse,. 60
ofared an amendment providing thaV anS "a mr.
,,nor closure shall be taken by secret paiio''
o,ordment was rejected by vote OF 1o9 " 90, I.,
On the Speakers putting the hIs' ie'0." .o,od its
.,os,re mlel. Sir Stafford Northcote moNeu ~ 80
eiosuio "a said he feared interference with
trse speech. This first step was Ill 'no
-, The remedy was worse than tno us
Uo nreJicted that obstruction would oe en-
'"ss "u,,od ond stimulated. strange desuhy' no
cod seemed to dog the footsteps OF the
- doctrine when assuming Office appeaIeu "
mo that force was no remedy. Yet IN HeI"ho "H' -
Tovni. and in procedure in the House Oh CoiiniO-,
thew seemed TO have no other remedy ou' loi0''
ossrblv that made itself thetool OF Iactlon anu
trampled upon the minority in doors wou'u 0oiol0
1c find itself the victim of majority OUT VI "o01
Cheers.l ,., aooiod that tbe
resolution was party measure eNcep. III 'io -?
that the Government had introduced IL uPon 'ii'
own responsibility from the eonnlrtlVIb me-. tba House
was the only plan which would alloT iH sno 10
oon,roI of its proceedings. The LlOeIais, IN; no
seid were as ANXIOUS for freedom OI W @ Of
as their opponents. There was HiIS % t t"S "Sarionslv
.bo oreaI Liberal reforms which hau not s~eIlousS ~
Ierned oI fine Torres but happily their learS "elo %
~"ver , realized lie asked the House 10 pass 'H0
resolution
ATTITUDE OF THE IRISH MEMBERS.
IoNDON Nov. Cat meeting Oh INC I'i'
Parliamentary party to-day Z. Dwyer gray
nros,dinc il was unanimously agreed 10
vote against Mr.. Gladstone's closure resolution
when sir Stafford Nortbcotc makes his motion lor
the rejection of the resolution.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHlLLS VIEWS
LONDON. Nov. 6.-Lord Randolph Churchhi
.pbhsbed this morning long letter III
which he attempted to prove that INC
Government would only succeed IN defeating
Sir Stafford Northcote's amendment for the reJeo
4ion of the closure resolution in the House OF Com
mons by majority of from 10 to 80. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill based his conclusions on Toe lacC
that the Irish party Is guided by a profound
politician. who has concusively shown his pre- el-
ence for parliamentary action rather thah lor reNo-
lutionary methods, to which the closure would De
fatal He thought that, If the closure sue
ceeds by such narrow majority, 1t would
he the duty of Sir Stafford North
cote to announce that he refuses to allow
the question of procedure to go forward without an
appeal 10 the constituencies and that to force such
an appeal he should advise his supporters to make
determined use of the rights of minorities Such
course would not be obstructing business as the
session was only summoned to consider the rules OF
procedure The general election would probably be
decisive against the closure. The NUMBER OF inc
Painelhtes would be doubled. perhaps almost
trebbleaand it was highly improbable that the Con
servdtives would be weakened. II the closure is
not thus prevented the Liberals may IN TWO OF three
years manipulate 5he electorate, ana the chaAce vi
the Tories will be gone.