Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-02-15

incident illustrative of this. While visit
| ing this body member rose and present
ed the case of a school master who had
had trouble with pupil in the North OF
| England; no law was found to meet tn.
| particular case, 80 1t was presented to th+
| House to be acted upon. All such legis-
| lation Is done there
| When the ministry is beaten, that Is,
| its measures challenged and an appeal to
| the House Of Commons results In its de-
| feat, 1t must then resign or dissolve par
| lament; then the matter goes to the peo-
| pie aud II a msjority is returned adverse
| % the measure another ministry IL ap-
| pointed. the premier being the leader of
| the party In msjorty. 1t also lasts until
| IL IS challenged and beaten which may be
month or many years. hence be tenure
of office In the House OF Commons IL very
uncertain
A recent Introduction in England is the
partial minority vote. In constituency
returning three members the majority sends
go the minority one If il be larger than
| "n'-t"ii'' strange and absurd thing Is
'ne TACT that town OF 200 electors ie-
t"r'> ~ many Candidates a. one Of ten
times that number on the other hahd one
man may have one vote, his ueighbor by
having certain qualifications may vote sew
efAi times. so that The equality OF votes,
the very corner stone Of our system, IL alb
Seut
Ia speaking # onr own Institutions. The
installations OF which We are all 50 Jn,tly
proud, there + "ne notable difference in
"r" ~ The three functions which all civil
'A'd communities shap" their government
'nt'' legislative lpdlcisl aud executive
]" ita IL a nowhere else the judicial. thr
supreme court. II the guardian Of the con
~Atniion It may therefore veto the driih-
rrs''ve resolutions Of both houses of Com
&f">N ana the President 1t il admitted
everywhere in the world however that thi~
una e experiment tn government has been
completely Justified By IL success. T. i
hArn'S necessary % adh that cur United
states supreme court - 10 contrast u VI"
PtAV'''" ~ mAhy S'Ri+S' APP 'iht-d by thr
executives ana h"t elected by popular vote
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discussion lht extreme views oi mary
s'1I'i'si7tS thst government should CON
tFp4 aII things. even ~ the land upon which
W. toll, railways, steamboats,, tcl"graphs,
thr hpu~''" ln which W. llye. all things are
met hy 'hlrkrFs >ncA a Herbert Spencer,
who w"u.d delegate y The -tate only thr