New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
PROCEEDINGS n PARLIAMENT.
THE POLICE PROTECTION or DILLON AND o'DNEN
Is IRILAND-MR. GLADsTONE AND
THE LIBERALS.

Ionsdn Feb Il.-In thc House OF Lords today the
Narluls " LONDONDERRY asked whether 10 Wa true That
Mc,rs John Dillon. william o'Bicn and Timothy
llcaly all members 81 the House al Commons, had ~
their own request received police protection IN lThnd
Earl CIdogln. Lod Prvy seal, replied that police
pr,t,ct.on had been accorded 10 the men namci but,
further than that he declined 10 say anything
The Nn.4u., oi Londonderry reminded t-' House
Tint these persons hnd denounced the executive
pswcr loo tie most violent laugrl-" for hi'n- i'm
-hadow,,l-. now thcy wcr, extremely slid 10 Nv III
,r.r,elvc. ~ ,hallwlue@ for their prot elton. Inc
Na,,,ui, further aid ialt protection hat been con
coded Il, them because two raging factions existed IN
ireland who were breaking each others hc|' ana
,-lo were ready 10 shed each Others blood II wa'
t tie Interest II the uJu,t' 20 let the English people
uui,i ,ttnd the condition II the ti'h prtl'', III "i'r
ti,t they might realize hpw absurd ana dangerous
i, wona be- - cr1nt the Irish ans measure 81 hohe
Rulc I'M wona plac, the lp,a minority at the tender
,,,r,,c. ~ such men. Il F1r Cadpgan WIS unlll'
fl give "a Satisfactory explanation in reply to the
question asked him. the Mariu, would rliSa tie "hoe
question u projection IN separate motion.
L.ri l.,bury said thai the Government could not
tc c>urctcd to d.vugc Information II hid received III
confidence
I'm the House Of Commons to day Joseph Chamber
,,u the leader OF the Lb.raltn.oui,t-. i'm r'-unins
,h. debate ON IN, nldrs,s In reply 10 the Queen,
speech twi,tod IN, opposition with still not knowing
yhnt Home nul, scheme Mr Gladstone Intended to sub
nit lie twlttcl them also concerning their "aVc1hE
po.lcy In rrslrd 10 tho evacuation II Egypt
Joi,n Morley, member for Newcastle rp'h-IynH Mr..
Gl,d.tonc', lieutenant replied That the Liberals had not
o.k.d for thc instant evacuation Of Egypt. but that
tb.y were opposed 10 Lord salisbury acting aS If Eng
land had right, beyond tho,c from mandatory powers
pcc,rIInc tho Irish Local Government bu, Mr. Morley
aid thc Liberals knew that, Whatever Mr. EAliour-
ur,po,al, were. they only stepping TO a
o,ccr and safer measure. The time would soon come
,o end the unscrmly conduct II certain members calling
,hcm.clvcs Liberals while denouncng Llbc al prncl
pies. Cheers
John f.. Redmond. in proposing an amendment for
the release Of treason felony prisoners. ppuaiatcl any
.vnpothy with dynamitcrs. IL vlndlcGtCd tho limo
ccocc Of Daily and Egan. n there was n shadow d.
doult in their cases IT demanded that another inquiry
De made.
Mr. Matthew said that the Government had proof
that DAILY had ASKED Tor and had received money and
bombs from Sew York. lie declined 10 prlducc th,
nr,,f DAILY, Suggestion that lie had been The victim
~ II police plot wrs unfonnded EganS offence, the
Home >cclc AIRY all Wa, Lesser on Iln tim" might
come when II wond be possible to reconsider hl> case.
i'm accorinHcc with the motto" given upon The
opcuing the session, Mr. BaliOnr the Government
rodcr moved tO.dn, that notice De given Edward De
Cnlnin member for East Heast who has been for
many months fugitive from justice. 10 attend ;he
"cssiou of the House Tuesday, February 23 sir
William Vernon. IlarcOurt oudcd the notion ana II
c,s adopicd by the House In silence. mi /,
nro parnory 70 the formal expulsion Of The Offending
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