The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-08 00:00:00

The deliberate wisdom and patriotic firmness of the
House of Lords, combining with and sustaining the
good sense and constitutional feelings of the people of
England, have taught the Administration and its des-
perate confederates an useful lesson. We venture to
anticipate that in the next session of Parliament we
shall hear but little of collision, still less of stopping
the supplies, and least of all of the silly motions of
which notices have been given by some of the Minis-
terial conspirators for organical changes in the Consti-
tution, and which it' is at least charitable to suppose
are intended only to divert attention for a moment from
the ridiculous position in which the confederates have
placed themselves by their arrogant pretensions and
their hasty and disorderly retreat. It is surely not too
much to hope that the House of Commons will show,
in another session, that, that it is not incapable of
profiting by the lesson just administered to it by the
House of Lords in conjunction with the people of
Great Britain. It is plain that the Upper House of
Parliament is not to be subdued by unconstitutional
threats. It is plain that the British people will not
assist or countenance any project for carrying on the
Government of the country, by the subjugation of one
branch of the legislature to the dominion of any other.
It is as evident now as it ever was at any former period
of our history that it is indispensable to the efficiency
and usefulness of an Administration that it should con-
ciliate the favour and acquire the confidence of every
branch of the Legislature. This is the instruction which
the extreme party in the House of Commons ought to de-
rive from recent transactions, and which a constitu-
tional Minister would consider it his duty to enforce.
Is this the instruction which Lord John Russell en-
deavoured to enforce in his speech of last night ? 'We
do not put the question in the belief that it can now
be of much importance what impression Lord John
Russell attempts to make on the House of Commons.
The influence of a Minister must necessarily be much
reduced (and that of Lord John Russell was never
very great) among persons whom he has led into a
' position so discreditable as that in which the House
of Commons has been placed by his Lordship, and
led them, we may add, so unskillfully out of it. But
Lord John Russell will neither take a lesson from past
disgrace, nor permit, if he can help it, the House of
Commons to do so. He, it seems, is so enamoured
of the collision tactics, that he is determined to pur-
sue them in all coming time. At the end of a session
in which the single measure of importance that has
been brought to any conclusion has become the mea-
sure of his political opponents, lie talks loudly of what
he will do hereafter ; and, with his penny trumpet,
cracked as it is, in the conflict which he and his col-
leagues had needlessly provoked, he sounds, in his
disgraceful retreat, a note of future hostility. The
House of Commons will scarcely, we imagine, in ano-
ther session, submit to follow so presumptuous and
incompetent a 'leaden—Morning Post.

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