New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-03

aroxr,s EARNE-T APPEAL-MR NOR
,rv,s REPLY TO MR.. CHAMBERLAIN
..,r Feb. Elm the House Of Commons
.I.T Colonel Edward James Sarnderson 'Con-
nON Member for North Armagh, generally
r..-5cd as leader of the Irish Unlonists' attacked
rsr";ots1 Irish Tenants Commission in fierce
as ..,ds Colonel Saunderson Is noted Tor harsh
piS'~ iS.narinr inycctive, and he seemed TO throw
" bs bitterness and all his energy INTO his
y. y" u,on the opposite party in Ireland. IIo
=, listers loyalty TO England. and about
sP.,.oution of Protestant ireland to oppose by
wv - means the designs of the Separatists. The
.r',.s Tenants Commission he described as
,lOdred in advance TO course Of injustice
wy sp.aoression. and headed in its outrageous work
nartisan president. It's course. Colonel
e',,serson asserted. was in lire with the policy
,bs Irish Chief Secretary in releasing tho
c..dore assassns. who, led by a murderous
..ssn had done 10 death faithful officer
IN. term murdelous rulljan" was interpreted
ruunlcr Of the Irish members as alludinC to
r.,h., NcFaddcn. who had been connectcd-inno-
..,,r as his friends asscrt-wth the Gwecdore
...,Alv when Inspector Martin was killed while
.,.sun,inc to arrest the priest. Several voices
,,om the Irish benches were lifted in loud pro-
-, AGAINST Colonel Saundersons utterarce
coonel Salndcrson went on defantly and un-
,.ur,a,lv. Yes" he cried, they were led by
npr1erous rufian."
Several Irish members were on their feet in
an instant, with cries of "Order!' "Order,"
.Wi,hdraw tho expression" 1t is ruihanly
,serance!'
The Speaker demanded order.
1obn Dillon-Is the member from North Ar
mach entitled to say that the priest is
murderer .?
Colonel eaunderson lin a tone of cold con-
,smnt and dcfanccl-I withdraw nothing. did
n., call him murderer, hut murderous ruflian.
I,sb cries Of "Oh =" oh - and Withdrawn"
.,mos, drowned Saunderson's uttcrances. The
Irish Nationalists were in a state of great eN-
ci,ament Tho Conservatives remained quiet
IN, some Of them nodded approval TO Saundcrson,
while the latter remained undismayed, and ap-
parently kept his temper.
AZ will not withdraw a word,' Colonel Saunder-
Am exclaimed. as soon as he could make him.
self heard.
Then followed tlmultuous cries of Divide!
Then the voice of John Dillon was heard appeal
ing to the Speaker 10 compel Colonel Saunderson
to withdraw his expression.
at is not in my power said the speaker
a.o interfere: but | trust that the honoraole
member from North -AiIhdSh WIN 49,"
irritating language" ..
Mr. Dillon-I move that member using suo''
language is no longer fit to be heard. Inc mem
Der from North Armagh would not uare u u'
such terms outside the House.
The Sneaker-The Chair cannot put the motion
altered by the honorable member from East Mayo
The clamor among the Irish Natonallsts con-
timed and seemed TO be gaining in energy OF en-
prssiou. when Mr. Gladstone arose AS the fre-
mier beraa 10 sneak. all became silent and lis
tened with attention 10 his words. Mr.. Gladstone
spoke earnestly and with deep fcellhs. ne aP
peaed to the Irish Natonalists 10 restrain anitr
s.ves In the interests Of the honor and diehity
OF Parliament, all the members should ASSIST ~ IA
bringing the scene TO close as soon as poss.Jh1,
SSuely' added Mr. Gladstone, -, the nonotaor Torr
msnber from North Armagh will refrain 1eoin
eaIlinr a gentleman held by many in the highest
respect, lnurderous ruilan. =. - ;o1dirc
1Lan Mr. BaIfour the Conservative leader ana
former Chief Secretary for Ireland, arose
snpesl. said Mr. Ballour, 10 the honorable mem
Der TO withdraw the expression anu eu'''i'"'0
that Of excited politician. , .. .bo
Tben Colonel Saunderson. ooedlent 10 tie
voice Of his leader, said, slowly and deliberately
Il accept the suggestion, ana o rihi honorable
preston for that mentioned by the riShI hohoi'"i
member from East Manchester co.,ndorsor
The tumuIt ceased, but Colonel Salndersoh
did not subside He proceeded to attac6 o,,'dn NI
Sa,aS Sas1S1Gne snerdency in ireland The priests,
(liopel SaundeIson said, had grabbed political
power and never intended to reiaX t@ ond IfdIp be-
q slave 10 the priesthood. AS specimen OIL M .lio
men to whom it was proposed to deliver % tbe tie
Government of Ireland, they might 'ake NV ,I',
ssnnd ,ha Pa,nrllite members rSackasses of the
Billy Redmond type, with no more sense 'iiah
After the Saunderson episode there was
inf
Der of mem bers in the House gradually d"lhuleu
At length. however, Joseph ChamDerIalh Io9',
and there was an immediate rush OF members 70
their seats. Mr. Chamberlain. in opening y. ms :,
speech. charged the Government win slIi'n
evasion in refraining from giving any declaratlon
on points of dispute among tnr I've saiG We're
not a happy family The way they spread them
selves all over the House was BAD anSuN 10, u
continued harmony III the parry. ~ on a snb
clear statement from the Government on a SUI
ect that was not even indicated in the Queen
speech But could the Government give H., IL 90
The Government policy might DC coinPatt'hu az hotI
sides Of thc House here acknowledged the hap
pness Of the Illustration by joining IN ntaln pnso
laughter II combined the faces 0I 5oIu 81 os,J
hery Sir William Harcourt, John Redhohn az, az.
John Morlev II was a remarkable. but hari,y
q beautiful blend He predicted that ,ne a,r i-au,
erals. even if now harmonious, wouiu SUI" '"''
After a long discussion into the Egyptian anu am
Uganda questions. in which he twttcd W. Iin.
stone with being forced 10 follow the led oi Ion n
Salisbury. Mr. Chamberlain, proceeriea 20 tcr, itCrs
He beli that Mr. Morley. in a recent speech IN
Ienster had had suggested the release Of the dyna-
Tes part Of the plan Of general ining %n'IT tbc
House tbe satisfaction of hearing each case deaIt
with on ' its merits. After compl,ining Of tn:
terms BY which the Home Rule bill vas T,Hr1 nrP'
scret from friends and foes aiikc III IrsianI
While IL was disclosed 10 one section IN Iiai M :.
MLhamb@rlain expressed himself as certain IL tlst
uiN would be a rupture among the Home h"ie'S
over the bill ,. so,is-
led With q settlement of the question OF the s''-
renaey Of the Imperial Parliament over Me ,e
Dublin Parliament. the Government mus sat m3
sarendered 10 the Irish demands. TO the al, sa..
action Of the English Home Rulers. ur 81 cher a.
Ne had refraincd from putting q QUESTION a. ~ ~
The Supremacy Of The Impcris, P.,a%em. ho,r% ho S'
.nendmcnt to the address and he ,nefeioiu uhn,ber
1t was nrensred 10 maintain the supremacy OF IN"