The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-16
LANSDOWNE HALTS ASQUITH
: HiRP NIONIsT uOlE NIOPS
DfSSOIT THREtT.
Demand In the Lord, for rraf of Radical
Veto Reform Measure Consrr> ati,r>
Protest the, re Read, io Rcn,oti-i
the Nause- gihera,> crying Hun

tnf aIDffat> Ntus
Special cah. Ds,vl ,.s. 70 TIN sr>
LONDON. Nov Is -rp-day'- political
happenings hrough, about n surprising
change IN the situation Confident pre-
diCtIons ut the immediat. dissol,It ION
nf Parliament ar- no longer mad" When
the House Of Lords reconvened this eve
ming Lord l.an-do~n". the I'nionlst
leader took the aSgr"ssIv" b. annonn"-
my that h., would NOV" Tomorrow that
the Government hr invited Ia submit
without further DELAY. ITS veto proposals
Tor consideration and discussion hv
Parliament.
This move - al, 'Ila,ed To ,.rnbirra-s
the Government SERIOUSLY II may MAKE
a dissolution Of Parliament difficult. II not
impossible H. the Ministry would be IN
he position Of gratutously assuming the
defeat OF proposal, 1t had never sab
mitted
Prior TO Lord l.ansdowne's notice the
Earl OF Crewe. Secretary Of state for
india and Government leader in the upper
house replying 80 question by Lord
Lansdowne. SAID he could not make any
dernite statement IN regard TO tn. course
e business
The House Of Commons met in the after
noon. hut Ia the absence OF Prime Minister
AsauIth The proceedings were purely
formal after few questions had been
Answereif.loyd George. the Chan cellor of
the Exchequer moved an adjournment
until THURSDAY
Mr. Raifo,.- the leader Of the Oppo-
sltion. protested against the date. n he
laid he hao an important engagement
Tor THURSDAY In Difference To his wishes
the motion WAS changed To make the date
for the next session Friday afternoon
II - expected that the Premier will
then. Il al all. max. the anticipated an
nouncement regarding a dissolution Of
Parliament and a general election
Prime Minister Asquith did not visit
the King AZ Sandrin gham TODAY. as had
been expected The private secretary
Of the k'ng Lord knoIlys. however. had
two interviews with the Premier during
IN. dsv
Everybody ~ guessing and MANY con-
fIctiuS reports are aioat. with nothing
go .-i,"h'" where the truth lies Lord
Transformers counter stroke ia calling
'ae cnrsf thrill " seems TO have anger-d
-" Radicals. who denounce il as "A trans
rarenr blum. while the Unionists declare
: has placed the Government in "A clefr
.'lrK. and gIoar over the maeIsrrom OF
ail"mmas which they maintain 1t has
opened before the Cabinet
According to on" report. the Lords
are now prepared ~ accept the Govern
with such nodiiications as may h. agreed
upon n debate Elsewhere Lord I.ans-
downe demand il interpreted "a merely
n "'nent To gain time Another
connects it with the commuNica-
4 at have been gong on b.t~ cen
n%g and Premier Asquuh
The Government s accept ance or refusal
q LORD I-ansdowne'S demand will not n.
Known until tomorrow afternoon when
n. Eari ~ Crew.. Secretary for India will
pak" a statement hut u ~ stated fire.
Guen'ly n well informed quarters that the
Government in determined 10 acc-de to
n" demand. although II will intimate that
Z ~ discussion becomes dilatorv with
D. obvious int ention 81 DELAYING II ret, lee |
~su' h. Government viii Gtep ~ and
'rsa' ~. matter az II h" bill were rejected
Should the h,l come 20 IN. House Of
lord and go 10 -econ6! reading AN m
ds'rlfc post pouemeu' of the rJis!- NAV
no predicted While NJ. h,Iesi ION was
r"',-" ne Hons. OF Lords TO-DAY tho !
'A-I 90 Roseh"Ty raised - plea for the /
PRIOR 'ouslderaiIon of hlg reform r.soIi- |
.'0r. but Lord Iansdown. did NOT NOTICE, !
a., rla'u' aud he peers separated IN tbs. ]
-tp''' an" ~ an interesting debate to- !
morrow
N-auwh.. "a" rnlonist leaders hav. |
'aK"u Iuo'h"- %'.p - convince. the coun-
-" - 'h"lr anxiety for q reform 81 IN. .
urr"- house Af'.r = con-ul'arron he
'"e.n Nj Baforr Lord Ian-down. and !.
me Earl NJ Cawior. who w-rs. his col
eague~ IN ~. 70. "0' conference Austen
ham h.riair Hnnugroe,i his intention to
NOV" az , InrouIS' rorf"r",,. 20 h. held
- Glasgow on Noye-lh.r - 'tar the.
r!0nisrS APPROX" r"for'u - N. House
{ Lords from within. lTcIliIng n. OK
fusion 81 the hereditary guailiicaiion
tri MAJ they hs.,.-ve there need b. no
-"-0u- difficulty IN adjusting IN" dir.r.
--".-. b'' U""n IN" two ous.-
ONION. Nov ia Nl'h a view 10 rldi-
c'II.ng IN" claim Of tha InI,ni-, pap.rs
1a John Redmond IL bVIIdozIng the
''"v.rnment with American dollar-. tn.
Chronicle Radical gives prominence. 90
statement that R"dmpnd trough, only
IS 10 instead of rh" alleged 10000
md that one-thIri Of 'hl- amount va.
r'rInur@d N canada Among ,hos.
"no ron'rIbT'ed >, -th" vile cunspiracyrn
we n" British f1n-rltutIOn- were
p~"T.er Wifi / I.auri"r. Nr Murphy.
-" nnservativ" leader and a number
'rnIs'srs and prominent m"n II th.
~ alan provinces. whom the. ChroHiclc
aU"s