The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-24
THE ENGLISH CRISIS.
IN Opinion That the Posn Ion OF the House
Of Lords WIN he susta inrti.

Tp THE ENRON Op rHE Su> >r The
pohtical situation in old England has be
come complex that probably only an
kngl-hman can understand ~ On this side
of the water The statement that Mr..
A-uuiih has actually repeated what Was
called the "Impudsn'e of Lord Brougham
IN requesting King George Ia nominate
sufficient peer. to destroy the Hou-. Of
lords I know an the authority 81 - member
Of thar body To pn without foundation. II
would take the creation oi AT least 10 new
peers to change IN" situation. for ~ must
he remembered thar III" Esrl Of Ro-ebery
has a large following who would vote with
the opposition The ease ot kIng william
" - cited On May ~. ls1.. h" wrote the
following paper The King grants permits
sion to Earl trey and tn his Chancellor.
Lord Broucham. to create such "A number
81 peers ~ will insure the passing Of the
reform hill. first calling M peers eldest
sons r. j Payne. writing about this
incident, SAYS 'Grry thought such a demand
harsh and UNNECESSARY. and u j. well
known that IN after years both trey ana
Brourham diSclainled any intention "f exc
cutting the threat
Now IA the light of paat history - there
any man living ~ho would dArr To approach
a man II the calibre Of King George with
such a propo-Al' ANA would ~ he possible
To get A hundred gentlemen willing To TAX"
their seats IN The H"u-. of Lords simply 4"
destroy -
nv sending 'h. budget to the country and
then passing ~ when u aa- lent back to
them that they attend only 10 "Nercis"
constitutional veto In IN. nifed states
the President Of The. r-puhli" N-r"es "A large
number ~ bills every year In England the
monarch has not exercised veto -lnc'. nc
autumn ~ iTO7. when Queen Ann" vetoed
'h. scotch militia bill The people OF Eng !.
lindptru-r IN. vet" power Of III" House OF
Lords. ~ am Uul'" SURE an arpra! y" 'he
country Will dsInrn-frat"
Then We are TOLD that Redmond - -di"-
iator. although u - vel known tha' NY
O'Bri-n - Thoroughly opposed TO The sell
Mr. Redmond and hls American money
will give victory 10 IN" ntonists horato
declares although Mr Bortomley 'akes his
asaJ oil the h"ril benches tNHn Lloyd
Gsorx" has been m",hh"f Va he lei,
Baiuorsl Da.ti" with th" faNor'" ,an- oi
KruE Edward IN ms hand. WINCH ~" new
kjng hs> gwen HIM a. marx "t '"~p"r'
a .'"rtain member NJ N" rnNal nonsrno'u !,
-Mnp IA duk"- bat me Chancellor VII
~. a lord before 10" de-
VI h"''oml"y Siy- that N" nrll,aiorF
>plrit 81 tn" Hous" NJ Commons - unpT"C"
tented and 'sn ne accounted Tor on!y ny
the fact that ~ bet elements already Zee
N. maSl, touch of k'ng Georges states
socialism In his priVV council IN" meet
rigs al which are a,vavs secret. ne kina
Z
. nor'nn, fact seems 20 he overlooked
Iou could fool King william IN i>3!. hn,
tho ioo,iug NJ klng George IN 1910 i NOT 70
ne thought of pnd no one would nv ~
Tn. Hnu-e ~ Lords lpn- within ~ walls
Two hund red 81 The leading men "i 'h"hs"
rsrr--snt"d hY lan-h"wu" roW"r, ,nrIou
and Others among statesmen lnht N"fi"N
and Iohn I.urto.k among men ~ '"ti"r>, &c
Roberts ana Kitchener among Generals
Nh.n th,rounfrv - appealed Ia N" p"op''
an t.s..lda 20 ct IN. veto rs-, With h"iN Z"
reputable men Who haN" don" GOO ~'r'i''
'nr he rpa I'm ~ n"r han l"aNe it 80 b" ''afH
81 poll'i'Hl party A. IN ~" ul'"'l ~'l'"-
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