Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-20
LORDS AND COMMONS.


f4fu4me4l m14 otrl11lLuE Hn1 EfI-
GiElsnf Eail VS. falling. and ths oroRd
gsthred abuut ne Weslmins1af hnild-
ines va kmalL 8oms ent1usiasn was
displayed O. Ne arrival of Eariou1
pfominent leaderz, but it uas Re1eEaIiY
fHink The atlsndance IN the Holss q
oommo1s uas large. Many msmbers
a.. issd before they had hreakfnstod il
order 10 seeafe good ssats- Iha onsen's
speech uaa e foilogs.
aMv Lords ed Gsaftsmsn. I have
sumEonsd yoa % meef q this uuusaai
ssason Tor ne transaction ol iudiapen-
nahl bngInoas. Ia session 81 tha last
PaFiiamaut uaa intsEEapled beloEa aha
ordinary work of the year had heen
oompietsd IN ogdeE thai ne aeuaa 81 nv
paonla miQht b taken On certain in.
puEfsnf proposals. With regard % The
Rosernnanl of Ireland. Ths result af
that anpsal han been 90 cuudrm The oan.
cluaion 30 ukiah the late PaEliament
hmd eome. TIE prugisianai nature of
the aFFanQomenG made b. tha late Par
hamenf for the b0ndurt % pnhlic Affairs
during The year rsndarB a innxpadiant
% posts ang further the o0naldara-
lion of necsssAEy duAnoial Legislation.
Gensleman Of she honss Of Crmmona,
the estimates Which were Submitted 10
lhs lass PaKliRmsnh and whieh we're
only paFfiaily voted, will ba laid before
vo1. My lords and Rantseman, thia Ia
the period cf the year usually assigned
for Rannas, ana nftaR the prolonaed and
exeepaional labor 20 Whioh many Of you
have been nnbiectsa, abstain fr0m 70
eommsnAing nsW for your oonnidaFa-
ton any measures exeepf those Whian
are essential 20 the oondnst Of the public
ssrvios daring tha remaining portion Of
The hnlncial year. am conndo1t thai
they viii recslve your promps and care
fnl attention"
In she Houss Of Lords this af.eEnoon
Granville aakod lhat the nog govern
tsmplatsd iFish policy.
Ine Dake of Argyie (Unlonisll de-
nied that Z member Of sue late govern
mont uaa iastined IN making gach . de-
msnd, and took occasion 90 make /
iona speech. Dissenting. e be called 4, /
from 6iaastons's policy. which she
Duks described as miserable hasoo Of |
running up TIE masthead shs nag Of |
Parnell and the IEish Nationalist party. /
Sc. Osu Id moved and Defoa eoond- |
ed the address u reply 70 TIE Qaeen's |
speech.
saIipbury aaniitsd that TIE sltaation
in Barmab vas unsatisfactory, but /
thought there vas no Rotson for appre-
henslon. The Afghan Boundary Uom-
mission had not been WithdrAun- Al
lhoagh q difference had arisen Ia ~
gard 20 the boundaries. & could Be set-
tlsd e easily IN L0nd0n and IS. Pc
teEsbarg IS on the spot. lhefe vas
reasonable prospect Of accord between /
England and RasaiA With regard 10 the /
Afghan boundary. The policy Of tue
toward Turkey would Be 70
o1ntinne The policy OF late years-
Referring 20 Ireland, Salisbury said /
the Gsvernment would take every step /
10 maintain social order and the pgotec
ton OF individual rights. Il was neoas-
sary 10 hava time for inquiry before en-
ter1ng into details regarding reform 1
with respect 20 eduoatlon and local Rov-
arnmenf for Ireland. lie was unable 10
furnish q sketch Of the Government'a
proposals. There Wonld bs q special
lnqairy as % the means Of heaithily
the material resources ol
Ireland. There would also be an in
quiry into the Bslfass ri0ting. IN re
Was no prima facia for impuRning the
o0ndnct Of the police Of Belfast.
In ths Commons Bgadlaugh moved
that The seaaional order declaring inter.
iorenoes Of peers 10 elections for mem
bers Of the House Of Commons 3 high /
Of the liberties and priv
iieQcs Of The Commons, be not renewed
tins year. He said sue order vas con.
stantly treated with contempt, vas
therefore practioally obsoiete and might
aa well Be abaudonedt II Il vas nst en-
forced. He pointed Out the very actiVe
Ia behalf Of Tory ana
Unionist candidates and against Glad
stonians By The Earis Of We mlnster,
Leicester acd Montague and the Dakes
OF Norfolk and Argyle On Chester, Nor
falk, Backs and Argyle daring the 10
oeat elections and oontended that II the !
peoEs we're 70 be permitted thus % defy 4
the anoiont and muoh boasted riahts Of /
the Commons, tho latter miRht as veil /
expungs the seasonal order and save
themselves from oooapyinG q Kidic1loas |
position. He oontanded tnat ths Earls /
and Dakes hs had mentioned had vio- |
lated ths order Wilfully daring the last |
cAmpaign.
Lard Randolph Ohurohill. spsakine |
for the G0VoFnmant, aaked II be vas
correct in ssatina shat BradlaaRh had
intimated an intsnti0n 10 obstFaot tha
business of ths House every night anti
his motion vas disposed Of.
Many members responded No, ne"
and bradiauah daniad that be bad IN
any way indicated anon an intention.
Chnrehih thareapon auMzasted that
The House ail0w the order 70 - re-
snmea and ahat the H0uas Appoint Q
Committee early In the Dexi asasion 20
enquire into TIE whola matter.
ttladgeone spoke In apparent approval
of tha Tory leadsr's Suggestions end in
iimated that he vould s1ppsri the Gov
sFnmank
A dlviaion Was thsn tAksn aud The
ordeK vas Sustained By % 10 lf0.
Cnafohill gave notice thaf ~ TIE Goa
ciuaian o. ths debate On the adaFsss 10
answer 70 the Qaeen's speech he viil
move that he sgpDly and appropEiation
bills have prooedonoa.
Hioks- Bach, Chef 6suroiaEy for Ire
ls1d, replying fer the 05Vsrnmsnt %
EhoDas sexton. slid the GoVsrnment
Weuld require nrtioe bsiera sailing
uhetheF o. not thsy inta1ded 70 wilh-
draw the exiEa police from Baliask. Ne
uould aay tha1 tha GoEoFnmaut intend
Cd % iaclsass ths namhsF Of Commis-
aoness 20 tBqgife iato t1e bsl-
fsst riols and al6s intsndea % iBelsaoe
he aoops q ths inquiry 70 b mads hy
TIE Commizaiunera fha 0uFef1nent
had ne preseut inte1tion. however, of
appoinfinQ 9 royal oommiszion % IN
Vssfieats tie disorder. nlthoneh thsy
uoaid consider IRE adEi1ability d En- /
abIine the CommlssionsrB 20 taks testi- 4
muuy nsdsr oath.
J. OKally RzEs notiga 81 his inten-
tion % intfodnos q bia for tie bet1es
Rovsrnmenf % Boifaai and A1olheE - /
suspend asisiio1s h esrtain essaa
0iads1ona sid hs thOuRht the ecn-
dnua az the Iriah policy anolld remain /
IN tha hands 81 the G0Fefumant. md !
under shriF primarY reapo1El siiiiy. II I
Il was sappossd thaf anything wtish
had happo1ed had prodrosd the aliRot- 1
81 cbanas b bia eouvistiona % ne
Irinh policy. BE- waa afrnid % a40ra tos
aiirhtest snoouraRHmanf On thai poiat. /
Whmt had happeued had rather ooa-
Armed his nlruna holisf. He had agt 4
erred In TIA maia pFtnGlPks ~ hia
Rehema. He thoMKht Abe late eppoaifinn Z
hna dealt hardy wifh aha lAta GoEsEn- /
mmns IN yrumming tham faf their lEisA
nalinw. bat ha wDnid n9a Euaaliaaa. Ire
...na a A.. /