The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
GRANT TOKITCHENER
Causes uproar Ia tie Commons and
Debate Was Strenuous.
THE IRISH NATI0NALISTS
Totally Opposed 10 the Grant aud tbe
Conduct Of the War.
Mr.. REDMOND'S SEVERE CHARGES.
Said that General Kitchener Warred on
Women and Children.
! THE FINAL VOTE $50 TO "A w FAvtR.
Three Years Before, on the Same Date,
the Commons Grsnteo lord
Totally Opposed 10 the Grant aud tbe
Conduct Of the War.
MR.. REDMOND'S SEVERE CHARGES.
Said that General Kitchener Warred on
Women aud Children.
THE FINAL VOTE $50 70 AIN FAytR.
Three Years Before, on the Same Date,
the Commons Grsntco lord
Kitchener $4,000,


London, June A'--ln accordance with King
EDWARDS message to The house az commons
yesterday the government leader, \, j.
halfour IN the Anusc THIS afternoon asked
for O Yo'e Of 10000 to Lord Kitchener.
As a icmarkahc coioclacpcc parliament,
june D three years ago voted It's thanks
"Nd tNVNe 10 lie same general for his
scrNlcca tn Egypt
Mr. Bolfonr IN supporting the mutton TO-
feFred 10 Lord htchener's rapid pr M.
tons lie said II Bad been given 70 fcr
puuiH servants TO eolnpuSs So much wofk
i'f th,lr country tn so short u time ZIG
,capdor m rbier 81, Sopn, Afr,ca ,yae nm.
mapdcr ia rhlcr designate or india. a.
fouu, tl.r amy IN sonth Africa N i .ta.e
of dtso,sau Jon or d,slccatton. consoan,nt
uron Hc IN success which attended me
british arms NJ the cnrlv stng,.. ~ al,
ca,7rnipu, aid ho executed hts dnty Nlt,
admirable energy aud skill But 81 WAS not
uui I,rd Roberts ,rft TINT the cnina %;
Lord kitchener 20 thc gratitude ~ bl.
cogutiymcn reached thrit present mast.i.
tulc.
, Loid Kltchclcr bud 20 cope WITH unique
dinlcu'tlc. lie had Greeted 10 fcwSr than
5000 miles OF hlocl1onrs uta IN tie ocu-
duct of the campaign hud shown the i5tt le
runge of his Jvauurccs hodndless courage.
encrgy and iesolniloil and 10 these qualls
ties Great Britnin oNcd the termination Of
the wnr Fcv english gcnorals mad con.
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''''N'" wy" H''"t'' va" "''''' ""u ~" "'n
emerged ncm 'htm In more iNumphaDC
aud brililust way
=, , ,., ,,,
! ing tue vote OF toIWh'
/ The liberal lender, Sir Henry Campbell.
I 1,o,,.r,,op ,lo sooo,h,d ,b,, v,o,to, ra,d
| 49, ''' i''A
I a warm irlhuiA 10 lNlh kitchener as
| soldier aud statesman,
I IRISH MEMBERS OPPOSE.
John Dillon Irish nationaIist. said ne aud
| ms lnehha aphoiulelN oole'ten 10 ine Nele
! hrcnuse they were oppusrd To the policy Il
..bn e,np, ,e,i,, ,,I ,t,s,,,,,I,,,., ~ .h.
'"' -" ''''" '''' VIZ w.
! campaign
Mr. Lapouchere. advanced liberal. also
opnoscd The vote.
Mr Redmond, Irish nationalist, causcl a
scene of great disorder 10y romlrking that
LORD Kitchener would 20 down to history
as general who mad made war on women
and children"
This roinark chilled forth loud rri2s "
.,,ith.i,,,. add ,,.,,. g., ,t, .t,.,t, a., ~,
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ME- redmond 10 order. ihe chairman saiI
The expression used was not disorder n.
tr, , ,,,t,t,, 80 n. 6,,,. .,,,.,a q.
'" "
l'aith uhN lhfihrf I" MI hrdmond ana w
trrru4le1 hiu Nlth dlI kinds OF shouts.
MI Redmond said he desired e, repeat
lnht Loln hUtDrnef was responsive lfr
had wnfrcd % women ana children. That
was his absolute conviction and he refused
70 withdraw the words The country was
living IN nm atmosphere of hypocrisy. when
a man spoke the truth he was gagged.
Mr. lcdmond's remarks we're almost I'M
hcarahie, owing TO the upronr caused by
the cheers OF tho irish nationallstS mil the
protests Of tho members Of the other par
Ties Ihe chairman rfphed 70 MI. Ren'
mond'e appeal for a hearing that It VAS
impoAibie TO contiol members 10 whom
his speech Appeared distasrcful After q
quarter OF M honr spent ~ Mr. Redmond