, 1869-06-09

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Great Britain.
THE Wan BETWEEN 1uE Lonps AND coxxoSs.
LONDON, Junes.
The announced pfedetefnlnauon o. tae MAPa-
II Of the House OF Lords 10 reecs INC if4a cnosen
,M caEoes intense excite nent and threatens 10
TEecpitate CONFLICT between the Lofds and Com
1onA It is rumosed IN BONG quarters taat inc
Of intention ls fatnef 10 4cel sue
public pulse ano ieasn no# M Inc nouhe ol Aosn
iAre 20. II IS tne general lRpfcss'on' 'o"e'et:
that tic bill Will De tofo"n CUT On tue heeoaa
reading.
Int .staa4a4a t1os5] sVs: 4as ps.u y. .a
posed scaon - too vosuas W oe 1aca'
ny tne eas1 tnoaEuuai os coaeea@nnooa =. .ae
hetedia15 tfR1s.Atots7 W. sa's eue AAas sA, "S
soseo' IN compu.uee "nn taS Ase aeAa1 "s.a " ".
tenA an" aunateoa =. .ooinAnus ~
tne couun5, ~ ~ ~ ~ . sras-ss :. -.
ptou1 Alnistel nau ose.pe1i'nk .ua1o.N. - ue
conulons- eno1e sueJ ~ ~ 's.,.s.'s - ~. -,
not oIls VI" .ae euu'1a Auu tn3 r~s -,
with sneh1 pu1 tne aoefaea VI IusAu. ~"
oe har1nceo 70 the asecaaene, !" ~.
democraac rnnc'p!e, "n'en aA1 t.osS
dangerous 10 personal anu Poa.ea' HG
dou+ II matters not "he'aet .u"se "ne
approved fetecs tae decision u eve oa1A
u nothing TOT shem 10 20 nnt 10 L4Ae .aeu l."@
In the ranR and nga' lof az tae5 uo.a oeA"
tho full certainty toas nu Al s'1Ae' - ""
whole Protestant and CONSERVATIVE power VI @ae
realm be brought ont and gtvc the LORDS saeh sup
port Of public opinion as 10 res1taln &ne ssFu4S'e
within the limits Of the consfltouon1 aao LIKE
Btlf-wtllcd and oTcrbearns Minister, A"a!s ~
heart the enemy OF the LoIusr ana Ake13 70 oe eA-
Aspc9ated by Ills unexpected deeat, tee tnas there
are limits he dare not pass Already hAVe his organs
threatened that which. Il oone, "ouid eau 'os
Impeachment It Is necessary that he he made 10
feel that he dare not execute the threat; that he
must not only deal With the Lofds but win the
wealthy, reeoiute and innueotlA c!asAes o1 hug
land and Ireland, who Rre the actual majority OF
the English nation"
The A'1ninJ IS*f shows ina: fe]eeuon oi tne
bill will not prevent It's ultimate passa9e AMI u.s.
credits the idea that the Lords will refuse 1t sec-
oud reading. .......
The Star uses threatening language ana says;
"roe Church OF Ireland must NOT easnoef tne
| ground after Decenoer, ano tna1 inc least WHICH
! will be satd Will be proclaimed ifom tne nouse-
| tops, VIZ: That The House Of Losus mol 1ose
logical, desirable Or e1eosabla nBatusop 1nan tae
Irish Church; and IN Inc leses nea1 "nica MI! 1oa-
low the rejection 0! the oul-a neat saca
IL has not been eeen shce bnmiuEnA"
I
name OF reform - cf1es VIII Dc nea!a ioi
the DOWNFALL Of IN obsolete cnamoc'' no .onss!
| ul8gnlsea aoaIhsonss'' e1s'ios y! WI ucetus
Difference Of the popular viii, which Wellington
once xaid. ought never again 70 DC ~tnnelo Will
the pure bndness OF buzzn.ds These MIS-
guided nobleen require further proofs 70 be con-
WINGED Of the opinion OF TIC eoon1!' II = not
worth while to attempt demonstration Of that
opinion. When the issue comes ther lordaa!na
will be wise IN thef time
The !St.cs ssys: "Thc vote Of the Lords Will, Ut
the worst, postpone Tor 1e" mohtns only
the fate OF the Irish Church Its indirect
eject will be s1aEcf. 1t Will raise The
question Of tho position the House Of
Lords holds un'ler the constitution Ihe feauon.
. Of the Constituencies Of the House Of Commons
the Executive and the Crown arc sell-adjnzstn9.
II hitch occurs the machinery ses sftse IN order
b5 its own action. The House OF Lords stands ont
side this system. Us good eeuse falls only "hen
brought In harmony with the rest OF the co1Sutu-
Hon. Dy the foEcfble obtrusion upon It Of NUM-
: her Of members sufc!cnt to ore!bca1 the opinions
Of the orlgtna! body, biased 1urs has 70 be
packed. Whether second chamber,
doing ltA work upon these conditions
can be permanent part Of the government, Is
. question that must soon he answered The Lo7ds
seem bent upon forcing the puhllc 10 notice thcl
position The Peers threaten the revival Of pre-
tensions long abandoned, namely, the otc
Commons were only allowed the right Of humble
supplicsion and petition and not really to covert
the county,"
The Telegraph has = tinid article, which con
c!udes aA follows: The country has spoken IN
mistakahly and finally II forced 70 SPEAK agal
> III accents vii no longer hc frec 1fon lho1enAHon
aad viii not preserve tho mood Of moderation
o Which It desires 70 maintatn.
!; 7ae Telegraph, referring 70 the at'huae o. tn
Il House OF Lprt8, Gays: "Ihe nAton cnlJ M1s
govern INC nasion.i 10 ILLS Aoia oero5 an
II otncf feef1 aasenseo' "nen l8t sea1 lucy ins'te
tne Judgment OF Inc nat'cn on thel su8pensoi
:, h'aL I1e fee1s NO" HAs we'll "ceep' 'ne 3utle"'
. t1on 70 WHICH sne5 apPea4. ....
q The 7sTat' says: " VIC aIc on Inc eve OF cf1sl
y Nothing since INC tafocs *nleo pfeeedeo tnc III
y y form blll can DC compared *'n lac consequence
n Which attend tue sa1cateneo eonauc' ol lne fee.
"a The result OF The struggle not oooouul- u N
Is Lorda succeed ut ofst, tae5 VIII DC eompehea
z undergo second 'ehoes OF 1ae measure *a'e
d shey fe}ected Al nrsI 4ne result Q! sue's aeao
suea Is 70 put IN ]eop@o5' no1 guy 'ueuse'
anu theh p11sheeea hut tne PEACE
= tac efeat t'"esa 1nu 'oe n*ll1eAA4Ie go, ~ -
Ie and osdet In he coonu3' Aoo'e ~
tneJ 40 luel1 oesI ~ plo'oAe ~ oooos
= Of violence IN An unnapPy county, 'ae '~at W
~ 1ot'a3 Vi 4 "noee muAn1tauts e"' 1oos p4op0se
r. Outrage o5 cohleapIaoas oisteentu VI the
" Wshes hs 10 Tue nalora'!. .ac oppos'uon w
lH ~e1 WY H 49, 49, - .'.s - -
~ ~ ens'coea themselves in Ue1r OWL opinions =.
re fe's opon tneH ianelea po"ei, a'saaln ol II
10 consequences 10 tae"selse7 ma 70 VIC nAs'o
Ihry w! DC fadet AWAKENED 1lon 1net oel
HUI eaonot oc uoop1u WHICH ;"
sueeeed In the contest themselves
Inc nauon. 1he Only qhesuon IL not "netaer y
r power tnef tnnk thet Is 70 be pfoved no
Ut e11ssen1, pu1 "ne1aef INC power "nlcn tnes G
g. e1eseee WI not &c 10 n7esocaoas oroken -
o. 'ansa oat o. eAheenee.
H. ots'oe o. .ao pepess ane PEOPLE ta!h sers 1e'
.neon!. aIe pooaoLlt5 . tnAt Inc LOTUS "
1ek ~ 4"eu A.o tae psseASc VI tue ott1 oa1
laa 'nese ia1' " 'ue announcement u tae MeAna1l
Sed aaa lo"s oae! s,ioeha. 1917 uissaSs4
~ ADVERSE 70 1ne eouuuua1lon OF nesca!safS les's
led oon'
Is LoSnoS, June
'n' 1he 1'n'e. to-oa5 refers % ne i&ct taat SGT
-. Of the To1y Pee11 declined to follow the policy
rth | ~ 80 H,.. 49, ~ ~. -. .eo -
~, by the majority II faelf meeting LIST SaturdI
ts and tEukts that tie danger Of collision II pa
W The experience Of the Last tro daFs ro6f1n
ne the truth that IN direct Issue the Lord1 MI
the | allow the national will to pstTall. The prts<
l1n AtpeCt Malt41ea tue passage q Ile Dill 10
.cr- second reading bJ Bm1u N1torfts.''