The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-14
RUSHING THE IRISH BILL.
EIeHr OF THE HOME RULE CLAUSES
ARE FORCED IHRoUoH.

At Clause 10 the Conservatives Leave the
| House In a Body-Tbey Heturn in Time
| 10 Vote on Clause Is-GIadrtone's hajori-
| ties R.nse from 81 TO GA Member OF
IIis Party Critieises the Prime Minister.
LONDON July H. In the House OF Commons
| to-day Sir John Lubbock Liberal Unionlst'
member for London University. asked whether
| the Government had settled upon tho rate NJ
| which the rupee would he received for gold.
Mr.. Gladstone said in reply that he knew
nothing OF the matter beyond what he had al
ready announced.
Sir John then gave notice that he would
question the Government as to whether gold
would be given for rupees at the same rate as
rupees for gold
Mr.. Thomas Sexton tAnti-Parnelliteh NOM
Der for North Kerry. asked Mr.. Gladstone to
grant day for the discussion OF the motion.
notice OF which was given by Mr.. Sexton yes
terday. declaring that Chairman Melor In
suspending Mr.. Sexton Tuesday night at tho
sitting OF the Committee OF the Whole had ex-
'e Mr. Gind lad reped That he doubted the
pSssiS bs of I5omsne day for the discus
Mr.. sexton tIereupon intimated that, he
would take the first chance that presented IT.
&c. self to obtain the Judgment OF tho House on
bs house them went Tito Committee Of the
Whole. for tho further discussion Of clause
- The debate was mark ed By an attack on Mr..
Gadstope by member q his own party id MT
no s 81 which was made S By Mr.. Glad:
ssans the course the Sinster
said that the Withdrawal Of this -; section
psriaI Parliament ali the rights and privileges
hela by British m EN- bers. and that this would
deprive Great Britain hSme rule Ry making ing
:, iii. Henry, Labouchere the well known
total exclusion Of the Irish from the. Imperial
parlia%sn.; but he added he would fSa take no
Mi. joseph Cham erlain. the Liberal Union
list leader. charged Mr.. Gladstone with deceiy-
ing the country and with breaking his publicly
power of the Irish memb ers to discuss all af
fairs OF policy and to vote thereon, The Gov
Liberal Unionlsts. challenged it to appear be-
fore the country on the Issues raised.
Mr.. Chant erlain's remarks were greeted
with cheers by the "a opposi,t posi-! On ,.,o
watch the, work Of the Governmsnt in forcing
~ The Hn@s Rus D q Pears "a 2 Ss %d
ths s x!sIt s% s S$s "%.hs
closure to the debate on an, amendment, pro-
posine the omission of the I'm and. out" p5o,
Ysh ,0rsd h Of the
355 to'29s amid loud opposition cheers. Clause
Parliameht Of irish counties and boroughs.
was then adopted BY vote of 1928 to 297
question on clause TO- the nrst Of the financial
clauses. the Conservatives. after chesIine de-
LEFT hs % e9a Ths Gog
clause 10 be postponed was then passed by q
CLAUSES Il 20 and 2 y Ser on
BY the time clause is, concerning the pow
ers Of the Irish legislative Assembly in mat
clause was carried BY vote of 1923 to 2e4.
The following clauses were then rushed
through. with maJorities varying between %
Clause 10. concerning the. Irish Exchequer
Judges: clause -. concerning appeals from
for the decision of constitutional Questions:
clause "a, CONCERNING the Office OF Lord Lieu
the
corning the tenure OF future Judges.
To;%orToT the House j. co% n9s xIll b,
the way between 10 o'clock and midnight on
programme is to be executed.
closurinG Of the debate this evening. Mr..
While the House was quiet wild excitement
O'clock the police there were obliged to mako
special provisions for preserving order.
The closing scenes OF the evening were OBJ
ard. United States Ambassador, and the Duke |
and Duchess Of Teck.
The Tunes gays that the Govern msnt toIlSH-
will cut short the report stage Of the Homo