Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-08
HOME RULE DEFEATED
BY a Majority of Thirty Ia tho
English Comm ons.
Three Hundred and Eleven Votes
for the Measure
And Three Hundred and Forty One
Votes Against II.
The Debate Over the Bill Last
Night.

LoSpoNi Juuc t.-ht nOOu VO1Ay one
huadred seats had been secured BY hating
for the closing debate on ths Homs Rale
bill tonight Mr.. Chamberlain's reply to
Mr, Lsbouchere's appeal to him to abstain
from voting tonight in order to save the
principle OF Mr.. Glsdstone's bill hss iavoe-
ably affected the dissiderts, who now claiu
they expect majority Of u sgsinst
the bill. II the Government are
defeat on the Home Rule
bill tonight it is understood that the
House Of Commons will be adjourned
until Thursday next, and that the Cabinet
will be summoned to meet at noon to-mor.
row TO decide upon the advisabllity OF
couuseling the Queen to dissolve pailia.
ment.
IN COMMONS.
Mr.. Gladstone entered the House of
Commons, at ass clock this afternoon,
aud proceeded straight TO his seat When
his presence was noticed he was greeted
with tremendous cheering.
The Premier wore white rose in his
l,pel. The House OF Commons was crowd.
I'd to its utmost capacity at the hour Of
the opening Of the session.
Mr. Gladstone, replying to question on
the paper. ssid the government was unable
TO promise to incorporate the measure for
Home Rule government in Euglapd, Wales
aud Scotland in the revised Irish Home
Rule bill, when it was brought in during
the autumn session. in the event Of ito
passing the second reading nov.
$50 p. m--At this hour the Conserve.
tives are jubilant. They ssy they expect
to defes, the Home Rule bill by q majority
of at leas, Is. The Parncllites ara dub.
ous about the outcome Of to-nishts divi.
sion. They all declare they would rather
10 defeated nov than have Nc. Gladstone
make any moro concessions
The opposition loudly cheered Jol q
Bright and Lord Harrington A. they en-
tered aud took their places, The Parnel-
ties we're sli in good humor and they gave
Mr.. Gladstone most enthusiastic vi.
come. Every inch OF space on the main
floor as we'll IN the galleries % occupisd.
THs DEBATE.
Right Hon Geo G.. Goschen, Liberal
resumed the debate on the Home Rule
bill He said the bill vas to be message
OF peace 10 Ireland which the Premier ssid
would be torn to fragments forthwith Alter
Its second reading If the bill pa.sed . ,rc-
meudCus struggle would be inaugurated
by the Catholic clergy to stand for the con-
troll Of the Catholics education in that coun.
try, Regarding the question whether the bill
would prove final settlement OF Irish diff
Guilty or lead to eventual separation Gosch-
en- said be did no; tb.nkit sould prove final
i,y. That would depend entirely on Assur-
snces given by IRISH members. The Pre-
mier 1T one time WAS supposed TO have
given pledge 10 reconstruct the bill, bat
he subsequently indignantly repudiated
that assumption.
Gladstone Cnterrupting) That is Q
gross error. What the gentleman thinks
looked like indignation WAS my eager re-
pudistion OF the cool statement that had
resolved 10 reconstruct the bill.
EAhNEii.
wss the next speaker Ho Was loudly
cheered BY the foiloSers and said. II
should ordinarily have lacked confidence
in following 20 able and eloquent q speaker
IN this contest Of giants, but have thought
thEice is he armed who hath bis quarrel
jun cheers and unequal. inferior ~
am at many poin,s ! hope ] shall not BE-
so lar behind a, usual. Cbssrs With
oat intending 10 offer any elwespect
! could not help thinking, wbiit. .l1iening
10 his speech, on al The Ios, Gauss where
with had seen him connected duriaR
years past, and be never was 90 littie sl5sc.
live a. vhsn eontending ngains, The bill
which | hope will be read u second tims
tonight. Goschen sought. | think. very
unfairly, to cas-: lurid light on tho
situation by his sllusion 10 ,hoss
unhappy oatrsges 10 Kerry Join him Ia
expression Of cohtemp, Tor those co sardly
dpgfsceful practices. Join him 10 tho
fullest exten, hear). | do not say thst
because evietiobs have been more numsr.
Qua in Kerry than in al the rest of Nun
ster put together daring months past that
they constitute M excuse for these out
RACES or any excuse for an outrage
though it may supply rs with cause
OF them. Bat when dsuouncs outrages
| denounce them in every part Of Ireland.
whether in Kerry or Munster. (H..r !
Goschen is certainly free icon reprosch.
He has not joined Lord Randolph. ChurcdiII
and Chamberlain in tbs use of reckless
language in reference OF the country
which is not their country (cbssrs), in
reference 70 which they k,d not
'hs palry excuse that !, was any business
Of theirs. or thS. they hs1 any intsress
there. Ny colleagues have in lines past
been approached because they had no, ben
careful in looking at the effect of th.ir
language aud sdoctrine ofinured respousi-
bihty was employed sgsiost them 10 ,he er.
tent ot im prisonmsli. II that doctrius of,ns
ured respon,ibihtS n snploy.d Against
Lord Randolph Churchill or Chamsssl.ip.
Lord Randolph Charcbill ought 10 plead
in sScass that be believes IN nothing and
sobody bat himself, % b could no, expect
Any great impo.,ssee To be attached TO his
declarsdosa lCbeers and lsogbtsr
R.rpell vas foIlosed BY Sic Michael
Hicks Beach against the Dill.
Mr. Gladstone Vas loudly cbssrsd snd
made vigorous assssr to Hicss-Bescs.
7ag vorg.
The vote on the Hone Rols bill vos 81 |
for the measure srd 3il against t. Mr..
Gladstone moved IN adjournment untiI
Ttursdsy, and the motion was sdootsd.
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Grain In stsss.
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