The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-13
SEXTON TO MAKE A FIGHT.
MellOr Nay Have MiSuSCd His Powers
in SuSpeRdilS Him.

The Irish Leader viii Move the Adop-
tton of a Resolution to that Effect
Gladstone WIthdraws the In and Out
Subsection of Clause Nine-It Gives
the 80 Irich Members to be Re-
tanned Equal Rights With the Brit
ish Members.
London, July 12.-Thomas Sexton, who
refuses to obey the orders of Chairman
Mellor to withdraw the expressions he
used at last nights sitting of the COM
mittee of the whole of the House of Com
mons in regard to the speech made by
William Broderick, conservative, In the
course of which the latter characterized
the Irish as being impeeunious and gar
rulous, is still quite indignant at the
action of Chairman Mellor in suspending
him, and is determined, if possible, to be
set right in the matter.
At the session of the house to-day Mr..
Sexton asked Speaker Peel if Chairman
Mellor had not violated the rules of pro-
cedure of the house in suspending him
for disorderly conduct and if he could OBJ
tain the judgment of the house on the con-
duct Of Chairman Mellor.
The speaker said Mr. Sexton had a
right under the rules to give notice of q
motion on the subject of the conduct of
Chairman Mellor.
MIR. Sexton thereupon gave notice that
he would move the adoption of a resolu-
tion that the chairman of the committee
of the whole had misused the powers of
his Office in suspending him.
CLARKE SUPPORTS SEXTON.
Gavin B. Clarke, radical member for
Caithness, said that he supported Mr.
Sexton in his attempt to get the house to
pronounce Chairman MellOr's action arbi-
trary and in excess of his authority Mr.
Clarke also gave notice that he would in
troduce motion to reduce by $1,000 the
amount of the salary paid to the chair
man. In this motion, Mr., Clarke, it is
said, will be supported by the radical
members, whose aim is to compel Chair
man MellOr to retire.
THE IN AND OUT SECTION WITHDRAWN
When the house went into committee
of the whole on the Irish government act,
more commonly known as the home rule
bill Mr. Gladstone announced the with
drawal of the lin and out" subsection of
clause 8, which provided that the Irish
members of the imperial parliament
should not be entitled to deliberate OF
vote on any bill or motion, the operation
of which is confined to Great Britain or
some part thereof; on any motion or reso-
luton relating solely to some tax
not raised or to be raised
in Ireland; on any vote OF
appropriation of money made exclusively
for some service not mentioned in the
schedule of the act covering the imperial
liabilities, expenditures and miscellane-
Gus revenues; any motion or resolution
exclusively affecting Great Britain or
some part thereof, or some local author
ity or some person or thing therein, or
any motion or resolution incidental to any
such motion or resolution as either
of the last mentioned, or which
relates solely to some tax not
raised or to be raised in Ireland, or Incl
dental to any such vote or appropriation
of money as above mentioned BY the
withdrawal of this subsection the eighty
Irish members to be retained in the impe-
rial parliament will have rights fully equal
to those given to the British members.
GLADSTONE TO RUN IN MIDLOTHIAN
Rumors have been current that Mr. Glad
stone would not stand again for election
in the Midlothian district, but would at
the next general election stand for a
Welch district. Mr.. Gladstone denies
the statement, and says he will again
stand for election in Midlothian.