Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Members Of Lower Chamber,
Usually So Decorous, Give
Vent TO Feelings; Uproar
Almost Continuous.
REDMOND. REAL LEADER
LAUDED BY FRIENDS
Radicals. Conservatives and
Unionists Participate in
History Making Scenes; Ev-
erybody Greatly Excited.

tn' Evening HsraId \. .. Leased wirrl
London. JuiN q ~r,u,. of Nill
disorder marked th, session o' tho
house ol commons todp, Halt o.
dozen uw.s th, pr,wiur aroa, tpI
muyy consideration of ho lord
amendments tn the parliamentary bi.i
a1d each timc hr Nas hunIcH down
bl din tn trrU. tuJt the sp,aArrI
Md difhuit 100 making nimsol.
heard o- Do, appcacd tp both ridos
O, obscrr parliamentary drrorum
After Niul, u,ius Tor thrre-pder-
TORI of au hour to sot hoaring Pre-
mirr Asuuith gt short nir projected
spre.h and Hluid % hfbhub .lnrcd
that VI tho lu ts would u.t consent O..
restore me veto hi''. ,NaI aim i'.-ur-
nhlo umcndmcrts Geo ~unuantislI, in
ugipinW f'rW. mo EotsrnWcnl would
ho compelled tn ipNoE. .r, cNCr..s. of
:nr rwai pror,stu,. .or tho creation
uI moss uurfs.
$50 mtlMm,utJrr o.rnt ni modern
Times has so uwcE,u,d u, public
pu,. as thc urc.cnt ruiuD1l crisis
urlsIug ttom thr N.,n nD HHd thr
uuNlIN 90 knoO Jn. rtoyt terms uf
rrrmier Nsuuitr'- uituuuu to the
ut,ra crowded th. house aud %. gnr
1ciirs in % way NOT s,.u h.Iur, Gov
uau, yrnrs
rb, mcmhers of th, lpv,r cham.
U,r. JsanlN su d,.pruu-. gJN, vent 90
ut,ir feelings Do, RISING luU ,h,ouu-
u1nuyaily und waving handkerchief
as turir respective i,Jdrrs entered
rncrc were sCuc erfuns from the
rninnist benches .lljrt liu led with
an occasional shout OF "1raitur, %
when Asuuith made his appearance.
Tho opening sccncs ul the historic
secession were among the storni"si
ever witnessed m tho house. Ns he
rose to speak the premier was "nCuur-
aged bs roar of applause from the
radical aud labor benches bat un an.
swcring vollcy uf cheers came from
the opposition. while small group ol
ptaudpattcrs husIiy chautrd "Traltur
traitor. traitor" until speaker Low,
thcr warned them Co control them
a,tvrs
A 4 Halhnur replied that the gov
eminent ny This ono stroke had mis-
used the prerogatiNe of tho crown &,
destroy tho second chamber other
attempted Co speak but were h0wlc,
down, and unable to restore ordol
Speaker foWther dccidrd the sittlni
suspended until tomorrow.
Prominent among the disordcrr
ones was Lord Hugh Cecil the CON
fcryatiyr frec trader from oxford AMI
vcTsltv. who necessarily ohantod ri
vide. divide divide" This create,
fierce Indignation on the radical sid
OF the chamber, from which th" iuom
beers appealed Co the speaker Co meta
phpucaly turn him ont
Meanwhile Premier Asluth stoo,
AT the table waiting @ nan iu the stol U
Ills first word, huw,Ner. wac S,sna
for another cyclou, Und .ur 90 min
'ucs the premier stood. unable foo ur
in word
cries of 'Hurrah for Redmond. th
real leader suddenly bpok, nur iron
tho conservative hcnch,-. We UI
Hstou 90 Redmond thDN added
The Brltish arispctaoy' Was lh
scorntu reply oi the Radicals 'lno
nt ',m.'
AGAIN aud again Asquth tried {
speak bat whrlwind of cries drown
od his voice
strong appeal by the speaker n
man, caused q momontary yossAuo
of the verbal tornado and Aslulth g'
oHt couple of sentences ass,rtin
that the principle OF the parliament
AIRY bin was affirmed as ior back O
la0I, ana nttorWard. vns rourtmo
pi tho general election.
Interruptions followed, tho iniol
isis shouiins. Cannot We hoar Nh
dictator
Asauith went ON:
THE house ni commons carried
resolution IN BNOr oi hc hill u lH'
ht large majority and hu fW n
doath Of King Edward
Keep the king out of politics. Wl