New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
THE CONDITION OF IRELAND.
HOT DEBATE IN THE COMMONS on A
MOTION INVOLVING CHARGES
OF DISORDER.
Mr.. RUSSELLS MOTION DEFEATED. go TO olj
DESPITE THE OPPOSITION'S HOPE TO
CATCH THE GOVERNMENT MAPPING
CONSERVATIVES TRY TO BRING
Up THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

London. March c-In the House Of Commons To-
day ". Russell. Liberal nionlst. member for south
Tyrone moved to adjourn III order to direct attention
to the statement Of Justice OIren at the opening
Of the Minister Ass'zes that suclt lawleSsness pre-
vailed IN County Clare that there was no security
IL lie or property. heated debate followed. Mr.
Morley Chief secretary for Ireland, and several
Irish member, denounced the Justices statement ms
Misrepresentation of the fact, for political purposes
Not only had there been 10 Increase OF crime IN
County Clar" under the present Government. they
contrnded. bnt. on the contrary, there had been
slight hut steady decrease.
Mr. Bafour leader Of the rnlonists. questioned the
correctness OF Ills assertion. The Government. he
said had deliberately shut their eyes to series OF
III" most daslary crimes that had ever disgraced
Ireland.
Colonel Saunderson, the champion OF the men OF
rl>ter supported Mr. Ialfonr. and denounced the
Irish members defenders Of persistent criminals
IL" said that they were always III sympathy with
murder,rs.
Mr. Redmond parnele leader. challenged Colonel
Saundeison amid Irish Cheers and Opposition laughter
10 repeat these words outside the House. Colonel
-aunderson offered to repeat them anywhere.
Before the vote the Opposition Whips were busy
bringing IN every available member Us they hoped
10 le able 10 take the Government BY surprise with
an adverse majority The division however resulted
IN Tie defeat OF Mr. RusN-ls motion by 2oO members
TO 2l5 The announcement OF the figures evoked
loud Liberal cheers.
After the House lad gone into committee on
supply with j. W. Mror. Liberal member for The
| >owcrby division Of Yorkshire, in the chair. the
Conservatives tried 10 raise II discussion OF The
| Egyptian occupation Oh the vote OF an extra grant
- complete tn" agency house In Cairo Mr. M"lIer
resi- ,cd the attempt and eventually was assisted by
Thomas SEXTON AntiPurneite for North Kerry
" ho mad" a scene by accusing the conservatives OF
irving 10 in,lmdac The chairman because they Regarded
him rs inexperienced In his parliamentary duties.
-lr john Gorst protested that Mr.. Sections acc'Na
lion was unfomded ana that I'll" raising OF the
Egyptian question on tr' proposed extra grant "''
p.riccil, regular.
Mr. Euifour asked the chairman for o clear
definition Of the grounds which he had given " TINS
novel ruling against The discussion oil The EsSP"a"
question:"
Sir william IIarcourt Chancellor OF the ExcheQuer
appealed 10 the chairman to SAY whether or not IL
v,s comu-t.ut TO discuss the foreign policy OF the
Government Oh a vote OF 600 for drains In Govern
m.nt Office uaughier.) Mr.. Mellor reiterated MS
prcvlonS declaration that such discussions Oh suPP'e
mentary votes were irregular
MIR sexton then attempted TO speak again. but
VA, howled down with angry cries from me con
o.,tl,e,: Withdrawn Name him 49,. lie W'
'"'u l,.ury James and Joseph Chamberlain rePea,ei
Manor. rng. Mr Meior again defined his position
umnlv and clearly III. sto,n then sh'a'e'; , .u,
inr vote Tor the Cairo building Was passed "''"'u
In the hons Of Lords to day the Bishop Of CheiTT
introduced H w as%r p' ndsr tho 10 ponro q local
licensing boad,: the plohis 10 be devoid 10 w..
ncon Of r ,s those Of YT Gohc%S"rs system
The Archbishop Of Canterbury the Eari o. " ,hs
the p9 n OF pa.Haa It, a RSAS rsad"s
m, nlrs OF the temperance con'ihgen ca XII em
listened 10 tue , Gi't d. Sl r hut they
wOuld not accept the measure