The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-25
ENGLISH POLITICS.
me LUos AND aENTLEMEN.n
An Anlss!caa VIEW Of loyalty and N,bllity a. 20.
lltlcAl Pactors--A Dake:. Who Has q Good Dsalio
(. Live Dswn-A bloton the Ms,lborouyh
E,cutclton-fhs rsngie In Esypt.
Special Correspondence Of The Iuteligt,,ct

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0 Special Correspondence Of The IUieLigencer.
LONDON, February 0.-''Iu ucr Majesty
own Words" Surl, is Tho constitution,
8 stipulation in regard 10 the Queens spcec
at the opening Of each new session Of Pa
liament. 1t is d fiction, however, for, a
everybody knows, the eilnsion Ia alwsy
, composed by tho Lord Chancellor, autj.e
to approval by the Pfim, Minister and hi
cabinet. The Qleen this week indorse
the policy Of Gladstone. Not long ago he
annual iulninations had u Tory ring il
them, and II II change OF Ministry requires
1t, she would, with the utmost compla
cency, become Tory again Tomorrow. Sh,
is mos. accommodating in this respect. Sh,
has 10 be, for tho Ministry represent tn,
people, and tho people here, or, at least
thoee Of them who vote, aro the real ruler
Of the country. Sill thu delusion Is ken
up, my lords und gentlemen" being an
nually reminded that they are listening tc
an address in the Queens own wo.da.
suppose, II her Majesty should happen tc
get her back up over anything this pro
vision would mtan something. Techni.
cally it giyes ber the right to cay wlis, she
p!eases. She might scold like Il termasant
If she chose, and thtr ~ have been ns.ances
where English Bovtlcigrs have awaited
themselves Of this s%sut privilege. Bu,
| Victoria ia gracious to her people, what.
ever che may be to the mem bers OF her
household, md it is not likely, 80
long as supplies are voted, and
the deur children and grandchildren
properly provided for, that she will kick
up any fuss, or cease to. be as yielding clay
IL the hands Of her MiniuteIial potttrs.
N. TIE EASY GOING LORDS. III
The speech from The Throne meets with
different treatment in the Upper House
from that which it geis in tho Lowcr
Chamber. The Opposition III tho latter
body invariably try to impeach it. That
is, on the motion that humble addrees
be presented 10 : Her Majesty in reply"
they present IN amendment, attacking
some feature Of the Gavernmen,s policy
and pettioning the Qleen 10 NOT listen TO
the counse's that have been given her
The carrying OF such an amendment would
imply that The Ministerial course was no,
supported by the House, and thuse in
power " 3uld at once throw up the sponge,
In the Lords it is little different. Thai
body has similar privileses to the House OF
Commons, and being overwhelmingly Con.
servative, it could DO no end OF miauilief, il
their Lordships were to take The bit in
their teeth. But they stand themselves go
near to the Throne, that, out o! respect to
the fiction that tho speech IL "in Her
Majesty's own words,". theylct it pass with
few criticisms, and assent to the address
in reply without division. It would
indeed be strange sight !. to
zee the peers placing themselves
in sntayonism to Royalty, though those
who love consistency will think it equally
strange, on the other hand, tina. their
lordehips should be possessed ct such elas:
tic consciences, for the policy which they
have now formally endorsed, they fought
tooth and: nail during the recees.. nor
did they hesitate to use the strongest and
S'en '..os w. 49, 'ns " ttup ouluW
upon lhe autnols y! lnls policy: John
6Flsht faia recently tnat the higher the
OonserVanVe olaloI, the iesa sc1npulous
was NC IN making chasses sgainst his op.
ponents' anu &hen the raES OF marquis
terness might be looked for. Earl Gran
vills touched upon. the same .point in his
reply on Tuesday to the Marquis Of S Ills.
nury. ns hau couatea up ne said, fifteen
o. lhe stfongest ep1ness IN the English
iahsuage %n1ch lnn Hafqu's and his
iriends haa ia1eiy ~ ussa against her Msjesty's
aoVelhmen'. 1nh. llsi, however, ne add
ea, was hos comp,ete, since II omitted the
phrase soous Mf' 1!sostone being an arch
'faHor. g
TIE NEW DUKE or,MARLDoRoudu. :.
Speaking Of dukes, Ibaye no, vet he,,;,
of .ho M. nf 'Ma,,h,..,,n, -: 80 49,:
'.o '"'oo'ouSn '"h'ns LIS
seat IN Inc upper Hotse. lie succeeded
10 the title upon the death Of his father las.
summer. having s,nrev;ouslv hce,
,,no,r, - ,,,na m - ",,'
A1'"m 10 !Nn N,n.a,;Su va "ob; 81, fa1l'
~ 20 .u' r,..H .."a'.at a. - hls'.liofu.
.u;.h na l.onnoi. . r'@'o, S,iac. ol'eh SPEAKS
WIN more 10 io.Ge man e,'sah;ee' published
sea.us s a,''e1r ~, aho arom ,lS sehllemai.
ss hn eaeas;asSo,, e,ae sy s, ;,.' hn9 g. men
H mno uceas'9.ly nLu S tHe,t WY hso the
itieIeohaly Gua.hps.'' = '"Hlcn 70 supposed 70
Gf1Ii ,h;a "aNa,r, reag,Gn ana mo-
aaay al,s - .ss ,I' a,;, may f,veA lcW eA'
.facs .oa "on 'iis nt,,s.e mas'hS foer.
fernar feu AZ nU1'n nnLa thom :e'uS ',a % the
.ol!nef .I.n puAe, .,1, t'en uss oeaa, tne
tnat II rIys H.; Iseply VI re r'e!!eo
;'a. % 70 li1u sueeseIas ,s "i i,'u;s'oual VINO,
tHs.ena o, o;''s n' at ;'Uno, 70 'Is oruer Is
ussince ~ :" III anu 1,eau y, osine hne
has done all that could ho done hv nne
person 10 bring tho aristocracy into con.
tempt, For Dukes" continues the editor,
az wei a. 'nI sona ara " as.,tuilufal hoofeis
contingency Of advancement. The bnre e
of Marlborough may yet atone for the con.
duct which made the name Of
the Marquis OF b'ai'clo!o infamous. Hf