New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
EIGHT CLAUSES PASSED.
,pUSHING THE HOME RULE BILL
GOVERNMENT MAJORITIES RANGE BE
TWEEN % AND 30.
rHE CLOSURE APPLIED TO TILE DEBATE on
CLAUSE o. TEMPORARY BOLT BY THE CON
sERvATIvEs-ACTIoN ON MOST OF THE

ERvATIvEs-ACTIoN ON MOST OF THE
FINANCIAL CLAUSES POSTPONED.
london July 13.-I1 the House of Commons
to-nicht. in Committee Of the Whole, the Govern
ment forced through clauses o, Is, 10. -, - ~
az and 26 OF the Home Rule bill The closure
xvas appcd TO the discussion of clause -
The early part of the debate on clause was
,na/Sed by an attack on Mr.. Gladstone ny me'll-
her Of his own party. Robert Waila"e uAoer 'U'
member from East Edinburgh, was oppo'eo ID
.hu ,,itbdraval of the "in-and-Out subsection ot
clause o announcement of which was made by
,Mr Gladstone yesterday and he spoke at icneth
aoainst the course Of the Prime Minister lie
said that the withdrawal of this SUI seton gave
IN the Irish members retained In IN" lmperH"
Parliament all the rights and privileges hcid oN
British members. and that this would deprive
Creat Britain of Tomc Rule by making the IRISH
chambers The arbiters of British interests
Henry Iaboucherc advocated the total eXcin-
sion Of the Irish from the Imperial Parliament; :;
'hvt bo added he would take course that
would tend to wreck the bill
Josenh Chamberlain charged Mr.. Gladstone WIN
aeoeiving the country and breaking his pnphcN
sxprcsscd pledge against the retention OF 'he
nower of the Irish members to discuss all afialrS
OF policy and 10 vote thereon. The Government
Mr. Chamberlain declared was now unmaSk"u
and he. spcaling in behalf of the Liberal Union
lists challenged it TO appear before the country
nm the ISSUES raised Mr. Chambcrlans remarks
were greeted with cheers by the Opposition.
pc,wcen and 10 o'clock the galleries of the
House wcrs crowded with visitors. The Peers
Gallery was filed even earlier. Conspicuous
among the onlookcrs William Lecky.
At 10 o'clock Chairman Mclor applied the
CLOSURE 10 the debate on an amendment propoSih9
the omission Of the " "in-and-out proVisioi' WIN"
yorb;ds Irish member, of the Imperial Parlia-
nent 10 vote on certain questions The closure
WAS carried by a vote of 32j to 29S, amid loun
Cnnost;on chccrs Clause o. which provides for
tho representation in Parliament of Irish countlc,
.,pd horourbs. was then adopted by vote OF
1926 70 291.
As Chairman Nellor proceeded to pnt the pW"-
zion Of clause 10. the first of the hhancldi
clauses. the Conservatives, after cheering "'
risively left the House in body. Inc "o'
rrnSnents plbposal that the consideration u
clausc 10 be postponed was then passed nv a 'o'c
~ AKA 70 40 The votes financial clauses
81 10 II. inclusive, and 2O-@1 were postpone"
1y almost equally heavy malorfies.
By the time clause Is, concerning inc Po"'i1
.,f tho lrish legislative Assembly in matters o'
rnonov hills and votes reached IN" noi'"'S
conservatives had returned Inc ciduSc ""' ''
ried by a vote of 39S to 29i
The following clauses were then rushed 'hronan
with maioritics varying between % ana 5o'
Clauses 0. concerning the Irish ENcheduer lh 'sc'
% concerning appeals from Irish courts: - con-
serninp provision for the decision OF CONSTITUTIONS
Luestions: "a concerning the ONCE OF
Tenant: o5. concerning the use OF 'ro"h i"n'' ~
,bo Irish Government: 20, concerning the 'c"u''
,of future judges ~, ,.ou;.,
Touorrcw the House in committee VIII pe@lh
discussing clause -. which with the ,hi'lr'u w
following clauses, must b" go, o"t vi r.. 80
b"t,vrcn 10 o'clock and midnight on n"Nt ln"is'
day evening II IN" po''lh'h'"' fi'7''
'o roSorc th" Home Rule hill taken up to-day
Thomas Sexton lAnti-Parn"llltr', menl''T H., 'pi
North Kerry. asked Nj Gladstone to grant oai
Co. Tho discussion of the notion notice OF whicl
,ras Given bv Mr. Sexton Yesterday. drIafn@ 'n.'
Cbsirman Mrllor in suspcnding Mr. SEXTON on ON
Tuesday night, at th" sitiln: "l .,' u'i''''i'' "
Tho Whole had exceeded his authOrlN' .;
Mr. Gladstone replied that nc doupt"d 'hc pp>S
bilitv of promising day 10Y u" "i>o" "
'"', MIR srXton thcrcupon intimatcd that ne would
take the first chance that nl'Sr"'' H., oonduc,
tain the Indictment OF the HOUSE u" "'0
Tl., were no exciting scenes durin9 me cioNur
,ng Of the debate this evening. MIR. tia t, 's'ol'
voted i'm cv.rv on" of the numerous NV SUI ~
While the House was gnlet. VII" ,Shv At Il
yndcd the crowd in the outer ,3npN, ~ i.
o'clock the police there were oplIgru 10 "''>
specal provisions for preserving ORDER L
The closing scenes OF the evening ",,' o
sorvo1 frou, tho galleries by Thomas J.. i'Nh'
j-nitod States Ambassador, and the Duke a"'
Duchess ot Tex A. co,orrmort fol
,o,vino the precedent set by th" Tories Ill ~ :
will cut short the report stage oi 'he Iioni
Rule bill.