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a.. pe,,,e on tho Address In Reply
to the Queens Speech
Resumed.
u,ruraro Atmoor 'uspAaAt-
rLgLrp SITUATION.
An Animated Dcbaie.-i'aifonr Moves
That the Iiousc Adjourn I'LL
Thursday.
n, lslerirh to the NEwl
THE HOUSE of COMMONS
p..pme the Debate oo the Reply 10
the. uneen'- speech.

inc. Ouren's speech.
LoSpoN, Aug. ll.-ln tue House OF
r.,,.r,sus to-day the debate on The au-
~. M reply 10 the Queens speech
~ fesuniod, Joseph Chamberlain,
ie-Jer u the Liberal UnionisiH, taking
me Il or. He agreed that tEu issue be-
tween the Unionistz anu home rulers
wns decided by the country, but when
ui,dstpn, wont on to tay that IL was
irrelevant what would follow nc must
riotesi. The present situation was un'
iafallelcd tn English political history
Hitherto a vote Of want OF cohiliopce
ia the government IMPLIED couilden &C
ia tho patty replacing them. Ihe
uftsent opposition " intact could put
Inc government IN q Minority OF fotly,
tut the new government might hni
il,ell In minority " 100 at almost
the Hfst breath Of Its existence.
VIVA, was the foreign policy OF the
coming government Not alone ON
foreign bat also ON many home quei'
lions the Liberal sections maintained "A
conspiracy VI eilunco, anu he did not
much wonder at u, for II Gladstone
ifiei to satisfy tue different sections OF
the uariy, the assurance given one
section might displesse another and be
fatal 70 the government.
Mr., Chamberlnln went ON 10 analy2a
the component p,rts OF the OppositiOn,
and criticized scathingly their tactics.
Sif Henry James SAID no precedent
sustained nu incoming government In
Withholding information rs u the poll
i,y they Intended 20 putsuc.
Gladstone, intertuptlng, said there
wasa precedent Ia tnu course pursued
by the government which assumed
tower IN 1871.
Sit Henry, continuing, said there
had been full debate ON Lord Mel.
loufno's iuluic policy and criticized
GlAislone's rc!utal To disclose his
Aas.
NJ Chaplin, picsldont Of the board
o. sgtlcul,uTr, arnsr to speak, but was
t;owued out by cries OF "Diviie." The
s9sikpr finally secured order anu
Jaatlin continued, amid frequent IN.
ttnnpions, untii ne said tie hOuse of
lgfls would survive the attacks Of
Mofsy, when the greatest uproar en-
iitd.
Chplln complained that such a re-
tslton had never been accorded TO u
furon.lbln minister. The speaker
thea put the question on Asquips mo.
ll01 and was answered with n thundcr-
w volume Of "ayes" anu "nOes"
iDm the respective Hiles. The House
tSided nj Midnight when Gladstone
hiurned from tho lobby. Tho whole
Liberal party arose ami cheered him
Telers appeared at la:25 with papsr
toataining tho number showing the
RESULTS u the division aud handed the
paper to Arnold Morley, a Libeial
whip. This was the signal for vOllcy
d, Liberal cheers aud Irish shouts Of
"Milchel lstowu!" ard "DOwn with
BAliouiln When the confusion sub.
sided and Morley announced the result
Tor tho motion 49, against $40, there
VISA fresh display Of enthusiasm. fh1
LOise having suLsittd BslfJur aau the
whole body oi Conservatives arose a u
amid prolonged acclaims moved that
the House adjourn until Ihurduy
next. The motion was agreed 10.
The cabinet was SUNNI med to meet
tomorrow (Frlduy) anu Isrd Salisbury
will leave at y. IA. for Osborne House
offender his reel yuatiun & the Queen.
ulaisione VIII see the Queen Saturday.
u is definitely learned that sir
William Vernon Harcourt has nc.
e,pied the post Of Chancellor OF the
EIehequor In the new cabinet.
J.. W. Lowiher, Parliamentary sec.
Fetary Of the Foreign ONCE, said the
government had maize no representa-.
Tons or demonstrations to the United
States government concerning the Me.
hinley tariff bill. III. Hon. Sir JOnn
uois', financial secretary to the trehs.
uty, stated that no loan had yet been
lvaneed,.o the British government.
Toe Oh ect Of the loan 4, b aid in pay.
ltg for the proposed works and other
,elsnsts to be constructed at Victoria,
BIC.