The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-01
An-NiSht Session Of
the Commons.
Packing the Jury to Convict
Parnell.
The Irish Leader Attacks Cham
herlain Sharply.
The Tory Leaders iese Their wiz
sass Their Temper r-tsiaastane tse-
fase. Ia Prove Chamberlain Nat .
Iiar-rhe rsrneiitses and Liberals
Carry ea she Henars. ba, are Out
voted.

isoSpss. july sl-ln the commons
tonight Smith meyei suspension of
the standing order, under which dis
enSsion on the commission bill might
be interrupted az midnight.
After objections by rarneil the mo-
tioa was adopted Rarnell resaming
the debate oa Reid's proposal 10 re-
stric, inquiry and again 20 Chamber
laia's conduct in Office ia the cabinet.
the chairman intcrfered 10 Saate that
this line OF conversation was not in
order.
Parnell rep,ici that Il this were 80
50 he woald be compellea TO reserve
further statements oa the subject tiil
he ca.ae before the eanni ssien, when
he woald be prepared u prove his
charge. by bis own and others evil
denee. and by documents and other
statements. The Nationalist were
quite ready 90 meet de.inits charges
before u court or commission. bat they
could not meet the inaendocs which
would hs used 30 raise elcud Of sns-
ttf1fttt tts lfAftft%NAA
Chamberlain offered a personal ex-
plantation At some length, hai declared
thar the cemmanic stions he had with
Parnc.l dafine the period named we're
as follows; The first CON slanicativn
relative to Pafneifs rriea.e from XIII
maintain iaii and the Information of
What occurred, was onis conveyed To
Glad tone aud Foster. The secand re-
4 - n
coun~els In irelani Everything that
passed between b.msel. aud parneli
was immediately communicated to
Mr.. Gladstone and other ministers.
parnesl sail Chamberlain was
clever man. but not enough 80 ,n ride
oil ia transparent fake Issued about
the iri Ia local government bin. What
ever the subject OF the communication
mentioned, itdid not toaf, d his charges
that chambcglaia had violated his
oath as cahinet miaistef. lie could
produce IA letter ia Giaambe.lain's
iiaad, ailuding - the dcfeAt and With
drawal oi police from virrland. in
which he glofied ia Lord np(ncer's
discontinue and withdraw % the
measure.
Chamberlain said he dil iJt intend
10 imply the saljects OF national coun-
ell. was the only matter discussed be-
tween him sell aud Pafueil. All he
vi he'd TO say was that he had always
taken care to inform hi colleagues
what passed between him and PaTneli.
lie appealed TO Gladstone 10 confirm
hi statements.
Gladstone said he did not question
ChamleflaiH's statement regarding
The hilmanheim communication, but
IN the present stata oi his lccolleetions
he would reluire % know exactly what
the communication was before enter
ing into them
In the oisi ion on Rcid's amend
ment the house voted 2iy uginst il. Ia7
Tor IT,
several other amendments we're
offered and rejected.
sir Vim. Vernon iiarcouft charged
government with refu ing 20 accept
amendments because Webster. tire
attorney general. had told them the
commits ION must inquire into any
thing the 1itaes vi he'd 10 have inves-
tigatsd They want ii 10 allow the
Iimes to throw it dirt withoat re-
stFaint. The mini ter were making
themselves a conduit fuil OF water To
be poured On tie Irish National
League. Therefore he wGuid not trust
the commission q inquire into what
!, cho c 30 eea ider pfop2r for inves-
tightion.
Bannerman Robert .on. solicitor
general for scotland, Indignantly re-
pidiates the accusation that tie gov
ernmtnt was in coisnsiyn with the
Times.
sir William offered o. Withdraw the
=. r A..tfff. x.ss.tsf.4 gfs.f
Waiter OF tie Tsgles had not been con
suited Ia settling the Aili.
smith relAie IN an excited manner
that tue charge was 50 yiaOietiye and
cunteup T. that he had not th5ugbt
it wollil be worthy al deHi { He aid
not deny haYiag seen Walter lie
imply denied having uonsuiiei Him
In reference io tne biii.
Gladstone Are We Is understand,
in plain terms. Tat ~mifb had no
communication with Waiter on the
suiject Of the bill
S.m HI state III tipetly the bill
was srtile3 without communication
with Wait r.
Dir Mns. HarcoITl said he wished
smith hal been able to ay he lad held
30 comm 1ulestiJn with Walter on the
sut jestei the bid. Ilso, he Ifareourtt
ssoGlsi have beeI aide - withdraw ists
statement ana o. apologize for making
it.
smith replied that although Waiter
had c4iiest on istn there hal not
bsca She slightest reference made 10
tile iii
Aifss some further debate I.ai,sush-
ere said the government refused to
ae ey. the amendment beea1e IL ds4
nat dare 70 alter word in the bili
( Nithoaf pefnsi ios ol Walter II sss
Hdnsi8tess that Hatr bad vi ted
[ atnstI oa tee morning os The day ON
( s4ica tie latter Announces the tii.
Ansita 4 bat Is not true
Crfes of "Withlfazf Withdraw 80
came from tss opposition benches, and
the ehaiFnan .aal. Doe The gentle
man witalraw the expression
smith Go.
| ianouehere then sail be would nos
d sell on the 4uestioh. as he aid
smith mad apoi9size,i. "a gisterl
After con cradle further debate,
dufiag shleb the government sup
/ p5yiegs again exc tsAy denied cola
sion with the Inns, nailoy Amend
Z fnsnt was Fs 5sCted
/ sexton moved taa. the uasnes 81 the
/ &ssfff5e-i f'ef5Dts Dc gwen tie te-
nounced the til ~ production a
base political thas's. direeses against
ss8e Representative oi ireland.
The ar8enaTnent Was reircied under
ci0sare-@Z.g3 20 2Jt
sts John simsn, liteTal moved Ia
ogsit the weFsis other per osss'' irofa
the bal.
PaEneii at0ved 20 report progress.
The $50. ion VS. oeseatei-2i3 10 itzt
sexton moved that The chairman
ssase ftse esansr.
The chairman declined 10 entertain
tie motion
fsaYnsil complained that he sAA un-
abe 10 set single ssrai hsioFwsrsl
staisrsaeFst tsonl tbs goyefnmsnt, and
amid ifi h cheers. remarked that ths
shcwe.4 tlseis ssssse af justice ansi re
gara fer the right. oi ministers
his @as eazsrafy lehesfsi. bai