Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-29

10 b's "h ] Aub muluu pt0IoAoH 10
raise 10 iHip Hluce an event OF every
Day occurrence. | am delighted to-
learn tue child Il in fair health. f'OI!
Ohv'I | shall DO please To JON 40 the
ordinary congratulations ~ meet the
| child's farunis, but when tue House Of
| Commons, representing the nation, II
asked 10 join In congratulations, then,
~ tho interest OF tue dignity OF thu
House, [ protest.
"rnefo is one aspect oi the question
whicn concerns the House o. Com.
mons, A cabinet minister was re.
qulrei by law to he present upon the
interesting occasion. submit such a
proceeding Ia not calculated TO en-.
nance the dignity Of the House In the
eyes Of the nation. tCries Of 'Order,'
rot ttc.l
"You may say rot" continued
Hardie, "but II you mixed with those
you represent you would ind the PEG.
pie view this matter IN "a different man
ner. IL seems 10 me some protect
ought TO be made IN this connection.
10 h u matter b' small consequence
whether the iutufu ruler Of this COun-
Try II n genuine article or spurious
one. The motion was made bcCaust
tho child was born In the r1yn family,
and the House has right 10 ask what
particular blessing the royal family has
conferred upon the nation that DO par.
take In these proceedings.
k."We ATE told the queen has ruled
for half century. / leg 20 correct this
by saying that her majesty has reigned,
not ruled. There II the Prince of
Wales. what special blessing has he
conferred upon the nation that We
should rejoice with him2 know
nothing Ia the career Of his royal high
ness which comments Itself especially
~ me. We are told iufce liant beats
on toe throne, but sometimes W. catch
giimpses o. hit royal hignucss on RAGS
cjurse.. icons" and Ufivi Of "Q1ss-
| ton.
"ruis child will DO surrounded by
syCUphauts and hntterers and will be-
taught 30 hcllovu himself king Of Crss.
ton, Ia course VI time ho viii tour
the world with Tumors Of moTgauRtic
marriages In his train. lCriea OF dis
sentl
as the house has not found time 10
vote confidence with the widows,
orphans and others who arc suffering
from the terrible coihrfy calamity in
Wales, 1 protest against tho present
mum merry"
Tho motion was then put Hardio
alone protested and II was adopted
amid pfolouged cheering. The budget
dlscuesio n was then ttfumod.
HOsEBEHRY' AMBIGUOUS REMARSB.
Lord Rjseberry today In movi ug an
address " oongTatulgiion ~ the queen
on the birth OF an heif 10 the Duke VI
] NUUH auNA NkUWW M mara nDaulfI Al
guaranty VI the pcrmAnou CO Of the
actual form Of government than the
TACT that the queen mad no fewer than
three direct heirs. Thu premier added
tnat monarchy, by the lapse Of CEN
/ turtles, had assumed functions rather
social than political.
4 ME ssAuE FROM THE OCEAN
Alexander Siomens, OF the nfm OF
| Slemens Brothers 4 Company, who
arc laying tho now commercial cable
/ between Europe anu America, telo
gtaphei ~ follows 10 Major General
! Sir Francis Walter De Wint0u, the
| comptroller and treasurer Of the house.
| hold u tho Duke aud Duchess OF York
upon the oco ,si1n OF tue birth VI a son
| 20 their Royal Highnesset:
"Mid.Atlautlc, Monday, June %,
! lSDA.-( Latitude 90 north, longitude
| 1890 wost.l-May / ask you 10 be kind
enough 10 convey 10 their Royal High.
nesses, this Duke and Duchess " YORK,
tho hearty congratulations and best
wishes Of the whole ships company Of
| the steamship Farauay, now engaged
In laying the third cable tor the Com
mcrcial Gable Company"
Sir Francis sent an appropriate reply.