The sun., 1901-02-17
KINGS ENJOYMENT PLAIN.
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.fs,.,-f srstorfsf, ALIKE. mat the sovereign
the RrU.r Tnf.ss - NON. rouucsl rover
a. ..s' fHs .etu"iHHt = strictly ar.
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NJ an-~ -n the Eorsrou. sseant of Thurs
ra. vfHu Tho Rms selt In state o. Nesi.
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fssgri to the sov.roign tnlu"nc" with tie
Hrsfsfs uIYu political s.I e,ts u f.
....r .rg.e.F that queen ,t,i,sa h1d strong
.rrl.ns On SONS public questions. which shs
.,as.,at.Iv snd,avored 10 impress upon her
V, s'sr. How lar she really su"ceedei IN
M. sr..rg their policy will probably never
tsg.1sed Her Torcr. which Nas used
sr,... bat with sometimes momeutous effect.
,ss m TO forc.sn relations NJ the empire
rl.. .over her con. the hing. does not po.sess
.r ar 'ua. IKE tho same decree. for this 3
GE.Te., gersonal influence
T.a Kings influence with his Ministers Il
rr-h.en.at.ca. There IL the lest reason 10
fe.,ts MT hs vo ds ooncerning South
rIcs IN Thursday speech correctly repre-
..rt rs personal as well a. his official views
Hs influence. whatever II may be worth. Is
sss pacific than the late Queens There s
,,l some hope in certain quarters that the
Ei-s w.l hs suNl, emily independent and
Outrageous TO take the initiative In cert ain
ror-rol.'ical reforms II Ia even earnestly
desired Ly the vast majority o' In glshmen
nat he should stretch his Constitutional al
lovers ~ need te In order n compel = gengne
radical reformation NJ III. army II is certain
hat nothing effective will hs accomplished
IN IRIS direction unlrs. Edward brings all no
influence Of his kinsly o,ics to bear upon the
question
Inc InG unOlskui.eu eNJpy ulIiHh
n. past few days OF the glamour and pomp
Of sovereignty has slightly disappointed GER
tain classes He would have been more than
human perhaps had the acclsmatons Of
kis people failed TO lease him. and IL 10 un-
'alr at this early dav 10 infer any intention
on his part TO limit his royal funo tons TO N.
mere parsde Of glories Of hi. nigh station.
Idvard has not some Of. the qualities neces
,ary In = great ruler who mus contend with
strong opposition. but. say those who know
hin. II health and strength are granted him.
tie vii prove more than rgurehe ad or The
empire.
This question Of health and strength is.
however. ono which causes some uneasine.s
lie = troubled with slight affection OF u"
throat which does not yield satsfactori.y 10
r.. ,,m,n' aud the nature OF which has not
he-n f!lly det.rmined ~ yet. This was
somewhat noticeable during the delivery OF
rs speech last Thur.dsy when his voice.
tnoush strong and audible. was husky
n. Kngs gallant decision TO share all
honor, ,mally with Queen Alexandra haS
pleased the people o. a.! classes much. On
TA.r.dav, however, IL led 10 tho arst friction
that has yet arisen 1t was by the Queen :
desire that great part Of the space In the
House OF Lords should be allotted TO peer
.ss-s Asa result only handful OF members
q the House OF Commons were able To secure
places at the opening Of Parliament and these
Guy after q disarSosfl scrhnmass As
result there has been sentlmont or nVely
Indignation throughout ths House of Com
mons which has taken. however. the form
only Of slight expression. In II question ad-
Creased 10 the Right Hon. Arthur BAfour,
the Government leader. IL was urged hGt the
exclusion OF Members Of tho House OF Com
1. 4 n Il
rag, upon their consutuuonGl rights and
son. o: the members have been Inclined 10
hod the Kins primarily resi- onsihe
1Ao liberal o.Iosition 20 the Government
started Il very ~ oil last night with an attack
L.ou the hospital scandal and II was spirited
Tie assistance OF several Niuisterialiss
enabled them TO destroy the Government
case The Lbers ale Irorose TO make ehecuVe
nse - ne strange omission from the hIng
tpee b and Government IroGrHmms oi all
re'ereuCe to the question OF housing he
poor which II was expected would be the
chief work OF Ne session But the opposition
= hot kelly 70 make any permanent impress
''on upon the serried ranks Of the Minlsto-
risli.'s OF on the mind OF the country this year
The session IL not likely 10 lie old before
The ds,eusous with which the Liberal ranks
Ns ull torn will be made apparent.
temporary peace ha. been patched between
ne pArti.ans OF Earl Rosebery, tho former
Liberal leader aud sir Henry campbell
Ia erTau the present .cadcr. tut Sir
VILLAIN Vernon uaroourt rc'use- 10 tempor-
t" lie hate, Lord Rosshery With an a ! ing
r'r-d. tor IL II likely that lie Irish Nation
tlsts VI - a,ls - 30 much Effective work
Unless tN'ir friends in America come 10 their
f"''." s.Nty-fvs momberS o. 'nis party
ob"v'i chairman John ReGr1oud- call TO
Do" present a tho sessions Of the House. over
'rr'y ~ hon will have 10 b" pad. because
'H"r Hfs poor men who cannot sford 10 1--we
"v.v rom home Zach Wenber RECEIVES
"n0rsi allowance OF SIS WOO.
10 i' Understood that k,ng i1wsrd viii
"' " Lis'tud on Monday % VISIT his sister.
~" inlpr'ss FREDERICK. al tronhcrg. Tho
'.' s7u %" of ~ evceptioualiv private char