The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-22
GOVERNMENT LACKS
REQUIRED ALLIES
Prospect Is That Another Gen
eral Election VIII Be in
Order in England.
IRISH ARE RETAINING
CONTROL OF SITUATION
Opening Of Parliament Marks
HistOry-Making Epoch in
Great Britain.

LONDON. Feb. 21-The players in
the game of politics threw their cards on
lhc table in the house of commons TO-
day. The government is without the al
lies necessary 20 carry legislation and
tho prospect is that the country VIII he
stirred MP by another general election
within few months.
Premier Asquitb announced that the
financial legislation viii he put ahead
Of the proposals TO curb the power Of
the house of lords John +. Redmond.
The irish leader. declared fatty that
ibc Nalionalists would not support that
programme The Igborit"s are holding
a meeting to decide their course, They
probably will follow IN The footsteps of
thc Irish members.
May Force Budget Through.
The government may be able to adopt
the budget by The grace of the CoDscr.
vatvcs who possibly Will vote for It
in order 10 avert financial chnos and
keep the wheels OF the empire turning.
The enactment of thc budget Will. as
Mr. Redmond pointed out, leave the
winning cards in the hands of The lords
who then viii be free 10 reject the
bill for the reforming Of their house
and force another election.
The meeting of parliament today was
momcntous one. for the cabinet s pol
=
until Premier AsGuith took the floor.
Mr.. Redmond and his Irish colleagues
controlled the course of events. HIS
pronounccmcnt that The Irish members
would not support fhc prime minister
was the sensation of the day aud it
! appears 10 have settled tbe admnls'ra
! ton 5 tate. II ls reported tbat twcu-
| ty-iiyc Radicals have declared their in
tcntiop of supporting Mr.. Redmond
| against the government S course and
that great pressure rs beng brought 20
! bear from tho Radicals 10 induce Mr.
Asqmtb to resign forthwith-
Austen Chamberlain VIII propose an
amendment to the king 5 speech in Ia
vor Of tariff reform and imperial prefer
enGe NJ INC same tLme' depl"rlns INC nc
me re- snoocb ,bo natmre and orayity. Of
thc state of trade ard eninloymont.
cia,;s..r, I7+.or,n.o
'ishin'sa' s''A aHu'
The king 5 speecnes usually are pro
! salc. hut one clause IN ms speech IodaN
! Is regarded as most slgnlhcant- heiGr-
! rluG 10 tne proposed rel9lm OF lhe
mouse or lords the speech coa'aincu
| the quhlifFlng clause
In the opinion OF my advisers,
ms IS interpreted as hieaninS that
! INC KING Nauts 20 p'sass"VidIc uIhScil
lf9in s"'h pToposaIS'
Prlnce behrN OF PRUSSIA 5o9e ID Lne
roIal PI,octssIoo anu A.touueH pa!iio ~
mem. nc appPafo9 IN inc uniiorgn or
Britlsh admiral ana inc crowd gave nun
i reSeptlon ieSs warm tnah Ensl'lnS
members oil foyai lami'ies usuaily re-
ceIEp. A.
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| speecn ArohuI o' oaJi9uI SPEhe l1t tuc
| oppoSltsoH- ne cllt!elseu tpc MLnS
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( SS'' ~ s"iu, auI Ir iI,.I, - uoc u''ai' Su''
! VIVA INC county hdu pIouou"Neu-
Attitude of Irish.
John i. Redmond. leader of the Irish
party. announced that the fact had