The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
THE BRITISH RaDTCIIS.
TlBeIr FactIou~Dess Illustrated ny u chance
ST Front Toward tine HOUSE OF ,or,Is

To THE EprroR up THE SuN SU II j.
observed by Sir - Trsvelysn.a Liberal that
| ~ j. a marked trait In the Ch1r IcieT oi n"
! population 81 The British Isl nd- TO hs 80
contentious Ia its instincts that " III lWsy :
! take sides on every question, from a Euro
psAn Tor Americana war TO a trlmped up
claim for an estate This party spirit an,l
/ political contra rines- Ia their Dealings with
one anot her was never more Visible 'hs u ~
| the attitude OF the htdt,al party toward M.
/ upper hOu-., Of Parliament. Having wasted
| seven years IN seCt1riAu contention 'hsv
! Tfesi q constitutional faction hght 81
! long ~ tho ortS were supposed - ha I'M
! willing TO 30 reformed IN. Radical cry was
all for reform OF the upper hou~. Now
when ths Lords arn willing 10 he reformed
and even ira nsforme,I into an elective hpI-.
/ the RadiCstls are against reform. nd 81 for
the supremacy Of the lower house 1hcir
attitude toward the budget - the sans.
since the Opposition ana the ori- d.Dll red
! their willingness 10 lot ~ PISS Anything
rather than agree with the other party ami
I give up fac,ion. How many ~ them II the
lords deClar.d their willingness ~ piss ,
home rule bill. would want home rIl"
II il this fA Ctiou-nssS and ,l'ia rr'l-ou"nc--
Of the British l-Li ndrrS that has always fur
nt-hed the ahsoluti~t- OF the EuTOprnu ,ou-
iinsnt with their strongest q rRument against
popular government Lord Morley con
fesse- this when writing bout the condition
Of anarchy following the peace of l-01. hen
the " hig- first set the English guarTDIIIng
With tn. scotch and then sev them 4u4rraI-
ling with their King. Foreign observers
says Lord Morley. looked with mingled die
gust md sltisfa elton upon ~" state 81
Britain % spectacle Il unhridlcd faction
and RI ging an.Fchv. their rnvv wD- -ooth.-I
by the growing Weakness of Power which
a short time before had been az The height 81
era nde'Ir mi strength. Frederick 81 prl--
si spoke with contempt Of the virui.f,,' OF
% rites and vowed that petty GsrnTr Tr.r.-
49, ~. vas No WOuld not change uir'-~ N.rN
the King 81 Britain
Lord chatham. when a whig majority 81
'he HOUSE Of Commons waz claiming fur
that Housa powers which belonged 10 'u-
thr.. brn nch hes Of the Legislature Together
sad
What then. my lords, all the generous r"pr'.
Of our lnc~stOrs what ~ AL tho" sorioIs -'rgs
We mus, submit 70 the arbitrary IoN-r o. a dpus"
% Conl.,ons po~seI ssich h'.si''o,. tnol
tyranny. my lords. i dctestshI 10 I've, -hArr
and saeTcisci by . number Of want NJ ioris'
have bsi.sT hops % ths ,1n;H, Zoo end
EngIish oarons that We are lnd~btri 'or the laws
@sre rude and Incuitva,s.i but they we've r-aat
AMI sincere. TheiT undcrytanding- nr-" -
hearts "a die TIN gtfish right ant wrong they hal
heads 70 distinguish truth from faisrhapi 'hry
understoOi the rights Of humanity. ami fNr' Nti
the spirit "a main tain thrn Tn" ,l1y.Su iur
tfine Of passive ohexilence - Kings having been
rHplolsi. ! never sNp~rtsd IN h~ar divine grh'
Attributed 20 any other branch ~ 49,. legislature
Great paln- have been tak To giarrU Ha attn fNs
Consequences Of difference between 'hr 'vp
houses. but ~ snprrh~nsiouS 81 'hi- -.Ui tfr 20
AFFECT ~. icS consider Shlt-h vr 90 vnt - rr .
-peHt rtOst. tne rrprrs~n'au' " o. %" ,Iii- rive
hofy ~ the p~up~ n - r1Vsf hN'" % run'ru
tOu. let take 20 have fnr IugIisH NATION
on u,ir side reverence the .r-t tui .puaufI
tiDnhi rDwrr Of Ihr iuu~r 81 ,uu'urOHs 10 I-
for their own salr that ! WOul1 prevent iNr'r
assuming y rover Uhirh thr tonz tltr zion rt-
dentist thrfu let hy grhsftng 90 an AUTHORITY
hirh the have ~ right "a they should forfeit .
that which the legally IHO>-sss.
BUR- sad "f rh" Rtdioals ~ Tho 'irIe " 7
tn. Fr..t,u Revolution .Souiefhipg they /
must tl,.-r r1r. ar they seem 10 fhsHu-elses 7
to s.rI-I .pv no purpose J. not his theiF
cha f.Ilr"r -flls viii rhsv NV - roerca
King ls!VHrd IS Vcll ~ tho upper house, /
In 'hs 't-e Mr N-guIth'- coalition may /
suffer ~. ~tuI" fate - FON- coalition did !
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