Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
A. ka6b Freedom May Exist as is
Nov Found In Canada.
KING GEORGE TO TAKE A STAND
People Peel Assured that the Monarch
ia Not " Take Sides
RAvORs CREATING MORE PEERS
hitter FsHtssi HrtwssH O'Brisn and
usdsoaa is Bsisa wased in the
rtHht f0r the Party
Lsadsrahtp.

iflWbtN, NOV. - tHpuclal tnblegrhfn.)-
~ auumunlnE the Drivy council for Mon
daV DH tHr rvo gf tho dissolution Of
parliament itiGE Ur0fgc soloctcs the most
emphatic method of showing his deter
uiratsn tu Hst a. becomes a consutu-
tiuuai monarch 90 a great constitutional
crisis This step. very rarely taken. will
faHHsufr the country. bnnish the last
suggestion that ne kuE has taken sides,
and bring tho principal statement Of the
British parueH together for q final judg-
msnt g. 20 the course The king should
pursue
There is no doubt that he will be ad-
viHed 10 inform Mr. Asquith that II the
coming appeal 20 the electorate results
favorabiy 10 the government he will en-
tsFtain a suggestion from the prime mini
atar as 10 the creation OF sufficient
nutnbsf of peers 10 overcome all resis-
tanos in tho house OF lords 20 the veto
bill
Lord tansdownes declaration that the
bill "endnuEers the constitution Of the
country. particularly as regards home
rule" leaves no doubt as TO the issue
ugon which tho unionists will make their
fight Untii It was made there had been
more or less uncertainty Until then there
had been a possibility that the land tax.
fiscal reform. naval policy or the so
called uociaiisuc projects Of Lloyd George
and winston Churchill might be used to
draw attention from the Irish democrats.
situation Has Cleared UR.
but the situation has cleared up won
durfuliy this week. and the electors will
~ 10 the polls with an eye single TO the
expodlenCy Of granting 10 Ireland as much
control OF her affairs as has Canada, the
South African commemorative, or New
Zealand.
Al other issues will be dwarfed by the
Irish Issues Bnlfour himself says: The
cause Of union and the cause OF the lords
are ~ Daniel Webster said in another re-
nownsd controversy one and insepara-
ble.'"
Mr Redmond Is dividing his energies be-
fween M effort 90 hold 'unbroken the line
of seats occupied by the regulars In the
present Parliament ana an effort to break
ths line Of irregulars. the independents"
ana ths O'Bnenites. This Is why the Irish
cmaf decided 90 put a candidate in the
field a. Cork against the redoubtable In
auTaent
O'nrisn and RsdmOnd.
N william O'B 'Brien can be compelled to
bite the dust, the Redmondites will be
wiling 70 accept almost any other de-
yalyplIent. even a victory for the Balfour-
CHAMBERLAIN cohorts His DunBarven
statement that Redmond. while In the
United States. repudiated his own words,
and that this repudiasion stirred up the
tory party and brought about the failure
of the constitutional conference, Is re-
rardsf b. vedmond a. the most offensive
Of au che O'Bucn accusations.
10 nsver will be condemned and the
rhois campaign Of the nationalist regulars
IN ireland Itself will be declared against
the "Catliana Of Cork"
OBfien 20 FAR from stunning the re-
suIt. arms himself with fresh jibes and
ansara lie asserts that Redmond and
OConnor have thrown the Europe Glad
stonlan home rule without the slightest
consultative with the Irish people.
DE adds that he has In his possession
Canadian papers oOntaining long reports
of UConnors recent speeches IN h'
Doulnlon In confirmation Of the assertion
ueaiy Sacks O'Brien.
Timothy HsaIy. backing up OBren II
th.s says that thouEh no statement mad'
b. Redmond anywhere be of the smailes
tunoffauro in itself. the concerted state
nsnts ~ OConuor and Redmond nigh
b. taEea seriously. and when taken ser
AsisiF Indicate That the two men hav,
been dsIadIns che irish people.
mut Rsdmend Is careful 10 AVOID auy
flluH mat might tend 90 break the eolldar
ftg 81 enc British democracy and. n th'
t1norites we're equally prudent, it w0ul,
~ natter Cor their special projects.
On bis IsHnEton speech. one % an
sffanHaaf no haa made. the passage tina
sncNed ue longest chser from 40
Errana. uho heard it was.
And nov that the council % eight D
uuf abIs t1 sell the peopias birthrght fo
q maaa 1f peeraEe-I mean pottage-tn
va IL eIeaF Or decision al the polls n
tsnaf of enc British and Irish dsmocracl
nrntrrf tHs forces ~ privilege
u reuana to be seen whstner Mr
AaIruin vIl make any Iarser promise O
N.a alurIss fnan che one they so fLercel
faauunrs al worfe man nothins
I fa raueraI.V conccdad that che uberal
W rsllrn .o parliament with en- actual
n.aFba refureI majority A LIBERAL vie
tIfF auI ae dee to the premiers adroiJ
uess n couriiaunr tne labor men and th
IIan end f,rc.ug the peers into guag
uIIrs III tseuasions over she details of th
nauas af .orta -eforui. The peers wante
1 alr uaa nrsnier tlere. hence tnei
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