The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-12
THE TORIES TURNED OUT.

LIE lUhlEO lUnNED ool'
DFFEA1kD By FORTY voTEs ON THE
NO CONFIDENCE NOTION
The Irish Merbers to - Man Cast Their
vstss with Giadstone-Intense Pubiio hn-
tsrsst Msuir.stsd In the Closing Incidents
or Lord ssiisbury's Administration.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE scene In the House |
Of Commons during this evenings mai deoate
and decisive vote on the address has not been
eaualled In interesting and exciting features
since the similar crisis OF the Homo hule Dill
debate in 1880. when Mr. Gladstone. now VIC
torious was overthrown. Every inch Oh avail
able SPACE on the floor was occupied. ana some
Of the members had to find seats In the gal
leries. and even to speak from those elevated
and distant positions. Every English mem
bar was present. and tho total number OF ao-
ssntees was only thirteen. Tho visitors who
crowded the outsiders galleries were we'll
repaid for their attendance by witnessing one
Of the peaceful revolutions by which England
overthrows one set OF rulers and sets up
another
Though Herbert Gladstone declares that his
father has fully recovered his health. and that
the stories OF his weakness are inventions OF
malicious political enemies. and though the
British Medical Journal. on the authority OF Sir
Andrew Clarke. states that Mr.. Gladstone is
sound In body and mind and able to work with
any man OF his age. nevertheless the aged
statesman to-day looked pale and distressed.
and sank into his seat rs though exhausted.
He was nervous and irritable. The light from
the opposite windows annoyed him. his eyes
being still weak from the effects OF the injury
sustained By one OF them during the campaign
in Scotland. At signal from him the attend
ants closed the windows and drow the cur
tains. During most Of the debate Mr.. Glad
stone listened with his eyes closed. keeping
his hand to his ear In token OF attention to
what was being said.
Mr.. Chamberlain never came SO near losing
control Of himself as in his rage to-day at the
tactics employed by Tim Healy to prevent his
delivering q speech. The Birmingham states-
mans face was almost green with choler. He
heaped denunciatlons upon Healy's head.
Healy smiled sardonically during most OF the
diatribe. but when Chamberlain declared that
Healy was O person who would insult any
man. and then. pausing. added with offensive
emphasis. "or any woman" the face OF the
Irish member underwent a sudden change OF
appearance and became llvid with suppressed
rage. The Tories yelled with delight at Cham
berlain's homo thrust and kept up the shout
ing until they were hoarse. After Chamber
lain's speech. he and Lord Randolph Churchill
were seen chatting together in the lobby. the
SSSA~
IN years.
The Tories were plainly ehagrined at their
failure to extort replies from the Liberals.
The latter were content to do very little talk
ing and to rely upon their votes. When Mr..
Gladstone entered he was cheered enthusiasts
tically. Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain. who wore
an orchid. i9 addition to his H. usual a Gasb; was
seryatIvas looking reeonciled to defeat and
hf shs hHt hop 5Cssph
the bers n Pess
4lready spoken tho previous evening: The
SsI.n s stS liz
He bitterly commented on the tactics en-;
Roysa to prevent him from speakhng and said hd
ESeTsi: gnionists: nj. gladstone va siy,iiis
~: az "sl'
sud to which the Irish members listened With
ssd that ths policy and eomposltIon, e Of the
Esypt. and i II ever toFeien policy vas needed
no1 H. TSstsd
s sS e si 70 th So rsFn o Vs. Tss
views Of Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.: Morley
sS LSe Mr. w
e. II s rs es
the liberals kept faith with the EnglIsl
.peoplep In such a case the incoming Govern,
o. 9TH those ABOUT to take Once Would result il
seSh Antrim e VIII
citation Of home rule. He said that the honor
mont was received with loud cries q on
OIL" from the Irish BENCHES ana z N Mr.; Ma Ma
M y. Woods. Gladstonien for the In;
isns ga ether afsdston!sns. eritloise'
NJ zdaIss FIJI The East
ths cork dust Of tho irlt: iifeboats; It yoql'
hs Snfy ths % e BE-
TSs Risht Hon Sir John Lubbock, Unionist
Unjust that flssnd shosd BE-
Represented In Parliament as to be enabled Led t
sarFE nSms du1e against 'he WISHES o. AnS"H
Nv e Xiaa. liberal Of Newcastle under, Lyme
can Colonies had b.en lost to England forever
more because England had temRted to 81 di c
ada was happy and prosperous because 1t ha
Biz Edward Clark. Conservative. asserte'
that only three Of the more prominent Lib
erals had put Irish home rulo In the election
Sir Henry James, Liberal Unionist for tn
Lanes division Of Bury. defended the Govern
cited the four days debate In the House Il
1S4l. He called upon Mr.. Gladstone to conflIriI
the applicability Of the precedent. but - MI 4;
s0n: Remaining dryy: 1.-THE cases are total
The House showed symptoms Of restiyenes
during Dir Henry Jamess speech. and whe
the Right Hon; Henry Chaplin. President :
member Tor tho Seaiorth division OF Lin
oolnshire arose to defend the Government
ne MAS received with continued cries Of " ID
videH and general confusion among tho Opnc
sition benches. Mr.. Chaplin proceeded undis
lie aimless and undehned policy He was fire.