New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
NEW.YOkk. FXIOAf,gI
THE GOVERNMENT UNDER ~ es
IRISH MATTERS DEPATED IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
WANT or ooNFInENcE IL sIE E1caARD WEB
srER-MR CHAMBERLAIN spHAks-DIS
ORDER MARES TTIE SESSION.

WANT or CONFIDENCE IL BIZ EioHhRD WEB
, srEn-MR CHAMBERLAIN spEAEs-pIs
. ORDER MARES THE SESSION. ~
london Fob 2s-Mr sexton gavr n0tioc In Tho
House OF Com mons this aiteFEoon that he would nASe
= motion 70 compel Major Ss'nderson lConsorvail'e
% dsciose tho panles of tia Officers piedghg 30 $50
clste themselves with Major saunderson and violan
thetr osths Of obedience to the Crown In ne event
Of Home Rule Parliament being granted Ireland
IN reply 10 Questions Mr.. Smith, the ooVerhno"'
leader, 6sciard that nobOdy behan Of the DOWN
ment had tntrnatsd tbsi ",rhe Tines 'wouh ba 70
coupcd by Parliamentary grant for ita expenses ~
eoniFction with the PaFpall Comrnissinn.
Mr, Heay asked whother attention had been esnea
10 the fact that far back rs November Attorney
Csnerai weessr had received statement from Fene'
10 tbs efeot that he could not besr orvssexamnston
bsfoes tho Commission (Parnethte eheeiEJ Hav1nB
regard for thts no ashsd did hc Government rss'i'
confidence In Attorney jensrl wsbsteti
Mr.. Smith asked uat due notice Of the qursaon
be given II Mr. Heaay's rnfelnneo tD|sir Richsri
wohsers discharge Of his duties AitorDey <iensrai
Hr. lleAly gave notice Of a motion that N As
opinion OF the Houss the Attorney. General bad n''
fcked confidence. QAvghter and oheers)
Mr. shaw Lsfcvie, resuIning tho debate on tho NJ
drees n roply 10 tbs speoch from the Throre chNTeo
The irish Executive With Increasing tho rsors OF 10
preston IN Ireland during the recess. They vofe
afraid face dc usssion in Parliament Immediately
after Parliament piorogued the nrst step oi eo
Executive 10 prosecute eleven Irish meuDers' Al
resisting the efforts ciaAs them as ordinary prisoners
the kA1 ,lrtes bad the opinon Of the world on Ao'r
side
Mr. Chamboglsin held that The speeches Of NE Up
position had made the debate sterile by avoiding ne
main issue. The House wSg asked 10 eenSnIe NC
GosernmsnL surely 50 important step depAoo''
some insight the policy Vt the Goyernnoat seoA
to succeed the existing oopornmout Why aia n'' ~.
Opposition give tho country reAsOns for revising .as
present poeyt Lot tic Opposition. II II posses''o
policy produce q tnries OF resolutions exprSsfinx y.
r,S Il At iss..' Che House and the county voSc
% ssss nsSlfS sSe r RoSn9 fs ss oonfsSnos 6
Sir WiliAm vVrron narcout Wa; inaec9ra.s in va "a
mind SIR william how he wrote propoeps eoas, ean
nary stAtsnept upon ne bss. Cd csrsln a. sse% %sS SRo
ss'a'd dc IN p. fs'ss .s.S:as S"sS' ss.r
s"s,d Ss to rs p,nh eonfcIsSoS Vas "f ar ' Ho
ibe Opp0sidon to plAee the t,sensdon On pp ~ ~
surS s.ss%: s.s 1SSS aSmiSn i,"d i' d Snr about
. union OF hart with insec1S: lchernn ns.1sn LIB
n ss feaS spparrny "a SeeS.ea Mr. pOn Of pay
inS Tor the fsi.nce Q, Innri,:e:;. puoo .,r.nans
.,t,s.t,iy !. \ % fSSi Sa ioss ~ ' - =. ,.,,,
rSs spesier requested that re ssnATn ,: =: ",is Nso
srsTn; ara ,r nv par.unal ars T,i onc TO ", Dtg
lite lIrs saaabsl9 bsIvscn ThSpr HSSr,Sct hnso &
nr. ,ns.na .c,r rsi,.d N. spcascr b. appeal ~
ko,h sides of The Hous- -. ne.r faces AgMn1 ~
Ssrsnly interruptonS, which. h SD. Srre HN"'nF
Tive al entity oi Parliament ~ ... 49, ,-,r~@.
80 sssogtrS,tiv M Iissiy deeAne win trc Favo.,
er,,-cnt f william o'Brsn s1oazed Az "a ionr =,
a1..s, ,,nS the tnasopk tlr hk Delaying Muoh unte
~" rrosnths anEr tho delivery Of the sReeea r'
watch oSssn s1. TS n.,,,st1ss and At m, spsaSes
,,,eaf M Hraiy xiffdrcT ait ncr1t'ton.
F8fIS PACItA HEAI.p FROM AGAIN
pEsEarER REPORTS THAT HE nAs AcAiS
vAKousHIp THE DEnvrSHrs.
to,a,r Feb. as--A dsraeb to The SpwS fior'
=, ..s,oi .sr Iivta si3 tlAhAA rcPvit'
q 4 Rmn Paeha has aestu vsnqfished nr ee'viAno
,etta heavy so.s IA the Dahr-elGaEcl provinoc.''