New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-10
POINTS Attic P1BLIAMENTARY OPENING
From 81. S,,phea's Rerfep.

Although II il the most imperturbable as
semBy In the world. council Of Crowcet Indians, the
House fully sensible Of the novelty OF It's position on
Thursday when II together for the first time since
the autumn adjournment aud the explosion OF January
IL was observed with considerable interest that the
artcer. called 10 repair the rayaSes caused 10y, Mr.
Jeremiah ODonoyan Rossas bombs had executed their
work win considerable skill and this naturally set SIR
stafford NOrthcote thinking how the ravages caused by
Tie Lgypl!n policy 81 tne Ministry might ge rsparsd
observed with his characteristic shrewdness You can
administrative earthquake" II IL be possible to fix up"
Mr. Badlaughs bcncn under the peers gallery with a
double qualify of flock and couple OF oak sticks. IL Ia
not quite easy restore shattered system To ulay
wu fnatcal insurrectoD. To recover those who have
ecn taken captive and to bring back 10 life those who
are dead MIR Newdegate, entering with pale face a
feeble gait, supported upon stick and dragging behind
HIM foot qSsa by S0u' Was naS M e'uIo
Forster to Goschen; "see Newdegstei What does he
HS you Think AGAIN. an old Gan think asS
more can't bestow two thoughts on Newdegate: Give
Iup' was Coschen's peevlsh reply. II" lie reminds me
OF GIadstones Government" grunted W f. f. 1t is on
hobbing upon stick smiling desperately.
good symbol say. Forster, come with me into yonder
dark eorne would speak with thee about this vote OF
Whether they felt It or not. Ministers successfully
simulated and smiling exterior Mr. Chamberlain.
her wedding morn II. did. 10y Larry Mack! lie was a
of orchids. Mr. Warton called our Josephs nose.
the Jelly dsh policy OF the Government. Mr.. Courtney
asked II II did not suggest monster OF the Nile Mr.
shall have crocodlcs tears General Gordon,
concluded Mr.. AshIncad Bartlett But for once the
honorable member for Eye prophesed impotently. Mr..
Gadstoue's speech which was put forward as subst-
tute Tor the Queens speech contained no auson what
ever to General Gordon. such hero might not have
found "A place the ranks OF the Christian martyrs II
Is because Gordon Is Christian martyr to Gladstone
barDarsn that the apostle OF Grand Old Manism droy
dropped him The Prime Minister repeated In the
OF Gordon his action In the Of the Parliamentary
tribute Lord Bcaconseld. GadstOnes speech at the
opening was fiat, that In order to shade
IL of with appropriate conclusion, the
House, which had met at halfpast adjourned
at balfpdst 2, not. however, until Sir stafford
Northcote hal given notice OF his vote OF and
until the House had received further assurance OF
the utter impOssibilty OF making Lord Edmund Fitz-
maurice better the instruction received In the oppor-
tunitIes afforded for reflection by the fitz.'
one may take IT, Is rrecaimable Like the courtiers Of
King Louis he learns nothing and forgets nothing. His
Extensively party Parliamentary manner grows like n
deprivcd appetite. lie has SOUL and hstailor swears,
bowels lie treats the saddest episodes In our daily
history with passoness dry-asd dust oicalisn. The
impacabe deserts Of the Nile might become hecatombs
of British valor IL would not disturb FitA" Russians
may belle all their promises, may, like their Car Mich
olas who sworc, "upon my honor" that he not
about make war upon Turkey. vow they have de-
signs upon Afghanisan whilst marching to the occupa
tion Of Herat. "Fitz" knows nothing for moth
ing believes In nothing but the immortal " Fitz"