The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
The British Liberals Lose no Time.
The Great John Morley Delivers tho
First Blow Against the Cads.
He Makes tho Government Tremble
in It's Boots With Fear.
Balfour Acknowledges the Collapse
Of His Farty by Saying
In so Many Words That Morley Was
Striking Man While Ho Was Down
After All Virtue and Patience
Have Thor Reward

IoNpov, Feb. 25--ln the House of
Commons this afternoon, MIR. Sexton gave
notice that lac would introduce bill to
almond the law relating TO contempt OF
court This announcement vas received
with cheers.
Mr. Morley moved the adoption Of his
amendment to the address in reply to the
Queens speech, condcmniug the admins
tratiun In Ireland rs harsh, unjust and OPP
prcssiyc, aud asking that measures to
content the Irish and tc-cstablish u real
union OF Great Britain and Ireland DO
adopted. In his speech in support Of his
motion, Mr. Morley asked why, II tho
condition oi ireland was bo,,or as claimed
by the Government proceedings
against Irish members Of the House
OF Commons were more frequent.
These proceedings, TO him, seemed
a sign OF alarm aud dismuy instead OF con-
tidcncc. Mr. Alorlcy's remarks were
greeted with cheers. Mr.. Morley strongly
condemned the singular lack OF prudence.
foresight aud care bad been shown 10y tho
administration in Ireland during the last
few months. The arrest OF Father Nc
l'addcn ut Gwcdorc, be- said wa5 marked
by every bad quality that could accom-.
pauy Judicial act Il was worthy Of the
| wort exploits OF the ruiln Judge iu SCOT
! land, Who, century ago, said. give mc
q prisoner aud I'm ina the law "
Mr. Morley U,,noi at length tp Sac re-
! rpnt ururst. tu Ireland. aud udiculsl tho
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