The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-26
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House of Commons s,ubjsct 70 Fi-
nancial saisiiHces, IN
Calls on His Time. and How He5 Spends
Ellis Money Comparison with "
American Congressman
ssIf I get disc charged by the company.
1 and am out of Wosk and hard up,
neither candidate VIII put a joint ot
beet on my table. r NJ ~
Such was the remafk made half de-
spondingl half sarcastically to St
Louis Globe Demo ocrittS CORES pondent
by the driver Of b Isoad lon omnibus,
which was journeying through q vest
ern5subufb of the metropolis one day
during the recent General election,
where an energ eticallS conducted con-
| test was in progress between a Radical
candidate and a CHURCH and Constitu-
tion didate. S
There is nothing original in the re-
mark. 1t expresses a5sen entiment most
a century old; but it Sptaly and graphic
ally illustrates the idea large proper
tiioIl of the uned ducated, mont thinking
working classes Of England still have
with regard to the duties and Eesponsl-
bilities of the men who represent
them in Parliamentss a certain Sec
tion Of the English gelectorate fail to
recognize on which side the obligation
Lies. They fail to, OF W i'll not see that
a member. Of the House of Commons is
servant who is entitled to pay for his
work; and they to their own ssatisfac-
ton and sometimes to their own inter
est. persuade themselves that the in
debtedness is a strictly one sided zone,
and always due from the member to
his constituents lit is an idea which
has come down from the days when a
vote was regarded as lamarke ketable COM
modify, to be disposed of to the high
est bidder; and it is ala idea which will
not be dispelled until two or three gen
aratians of aIectnrs hs,ve @nasser, away
Under the existing state Of things in
ENGLAND, 4 member Of Parliament al,
noost of necessity mast he ) u ealthv
man His Parliamentary d,,ties If IA
discharges them at all lseOnscientio nsly,
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