Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
[,r,ps THE ESTABLISHMENT.

|hhury rathh ="
.vor Of the House OF Lnrds.
Ir,burrh, oct. SO.--A conference
IA scottish conservative associa-
! vas held here today. A very large
M Of persons were present, 1t
,suected that C. j. Balfour. con-
Estiye leader in the house of COM
|, would be present, but owing to
u he could not attend.
..prime Minister Salisbury made a
,A IN which he scathingly criticised
3,Ssry's recent address at Brad
He characterized the attack on
house Of lords as herring drawn
b. the path OF home rule. He
not believe that Rosebery was in
u, in his vague reasonings re-
M the house of lords. 1t would
nfmless,. and If submitted 10 the
ry Il would In nowise be like the
70 referendum, to which Rose
had likened it.
would not speak against n re-
ndnm; In fact, he thought 1t de-
$dly advantageous in the form in
&ch II existed. Doubtless Archbis-
! Walsh's well drilled battalions
ma pass Rosebery's resolution
inst The voice Of the country.
b. YOU he asked. Imagine that
resolution would possess any moral
3horlty whatever, or that any sane
ban being could imagine that Eng
! or Scotland could abase them
les so far as to put their neck
sr the heel OF South and West
Band? Il is a ludicrous proposal.
BY may pass all the resolutions they
but bill embodyinS such pro-
@als will never be accepted by the
: se Of lords and. Therefore, Will never
hecognized by law. No such change
POSSIBLE without a majority of the
pie being In Its favor"
lsbuy urged that on several oc-
ons IN his experience the house OF
had supported liberal measures
~ conservative opposition.
Ne house OF lords had become
MI a conservative body It was
sHe Mr., Gladstone's ll-ndvlsed
plcy had driven them in that
ton. II the Irish question was
n'ved out OF the way the house
VIZ would gradually settle back
he old position in which the par
"A sefe evenly balanced, 1t was
'or the safety OF institutions
q once oyerthrown could never be
aeal that the balance Of the parties
Y house OF lords should join con-
Ausm. lie added: III the question
aahains the government of the
auy over entirely TO single cham
should come before the country.
g 90 not believe 1t would, we
~ have to confront the greatest
w mat the community has had
la,e IN any country. Rememb r
sle domination OF a single cham
~ not been adopted ny any
W % the face of the earth. II
c ~ 'ninks that the government
urseee has been a srccess under
snsle assembly let him buy Crark
~ can II be SUPPOSED possible
WEN India by an independent
o. commons where the ideas of
w w might become law Without
ri' KIM VI an appeal - u higher au-
~ over point. But for the house
you would have but eighty
y 'ne house Of commons, sale
V me highest bidder" without
anything about the mainten,
TN, ". the house OF lords in its pres
I' ne appealed to all who be
NM. me religious institutions o.
,r si..iy, In freedom. in the securit,
s.,,. aaets and In the sanctity %
$50 70 come to the support o
~, sana chamber whiuh, he declared
A. e '1liy 10 control the decisions
~ Sl.svyve chambers. He spok,
!, y a, s9ur and twenty minutes with
sneulty, owing to the hoarse
sllslng from cold.
Ia ~ 70 vote of thanks ex
Y. = him by the meeting The OK
Lo,s I rnier rose to say that al
Aosebery's talk about his now
~, s mouse Of lords is nonsense
koss'npt TO make capital agains
1870 lords by using my name
None that any member o
nrlss has any motive whatever
nm more Difference to nv opin
'n'ght be due to argument
sion az, an audaclous, impudent. fab
W unworthy OF him" s'' '''