The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

through London % Paddington station
where the COIN will he entrained III
Windsor. IL no, fixed. Il will he a pageau
81 sOmbre splendor which will recnll thu
memorable Procession through London
accompanying tho remains Of the dcn'
Kings mother.
THE ISTERNENT
The actual burial Is expected Ia TAX,
place on MAY 20. The place Of iniermenl
will bs st. Georges Chapel Windsor
Castle A. the conclusion o. the iunera
service the conn will bs lowered 10 d
vault. IL will subsequently, he PLACED
in q tomb beneath he memorial chapel
in which will lie tho remaiEs NJ the King e
eldes, son, tho Duke Of Clarence.
ROYAL MorRNERs
The funeral will be memorable IN the
annals u royal obseQnes owing TO the
large gathering Of foreign potentates
The tentative list Of these embraces
the following 40 far Germany. the Kaiser,
Russia. the DOwager Empress; Holland
DowakeT Queen Emma; Norway. hing
HaAkon Portugal. King Manuel ne the
Duke Of OportO: Spain. King Alfonso.
Italy. the Duke 81 Aosta: Sweden, Ming
Gustaf; France, President Fallieres. prob
ably: Denmark. King Frederick, amt
Zanzibar. the Sultan Mr. Roosevelt
Il IL thought, may represent tho United
states
wARLIKE POMP
The naval and military arrangements
will be comprehensive. bsfuing tho
sOlsmnity of the occasion. 4 fol'Ir" ~
the military gathering will bs the pr's-
ence Of Populations from tho German
regiments of which Edward was Cnlrnsl
IN Chief. These have ALREADY left Tor
England
Thew will also be specially represented
the British regiments II which the King
WAS titular Colonel French cnd German
sailors may also attend. The German
navy will 60 into full mourning and is a.
iirs a salute IN the day Of The funeral
PRESS POLITICS.
The morning newspapers touch only
lightly upon the constitutional conrro-
versy, facility agreeing to suspend Discus.
sion Of the matter ~ long A. possible over
the np"n grave ~ the dead sovereign
II 10 impossible however. 10 exclude
the topic entirely, and the action u the
Cabinet Is awaited with interest Premier
Asquith and Mr. Mckenna the First Lord
u tho Admiralty. are expected "a reach
London from Gibraltar this evening. and
all the Ministers will then bs IN the capital
IL Is assumed that the Cabinet will
meet forthwith and that Parliament
will meet again to-day to begin taking
the oath Of allegiance by members to
the new King Meanwhile Il IL too early
to forecast the future Il seems to he
the growing expectation OF the members
II Parliament that an armistice will ~
called IN the constitutional struggle Tor
the present. but this obviously depends
upon the decision ~ the Government
The conservative STANDARD records ~
conviction that there will be- ~ nov
election this year and that the pension
will bs greatly e-sensd Tor the present
Tho Conservative MorH,Bg Pns' .ncli .,
to the idea 81 an armistice and points
out that the hattie hetwcen the HOUSE
u Lords ard the House II Commons
could not with decUncy he imm- lately
resumed al the close u the spring recess
uNCoMPRoMIsINO RADICALIsM
The radical Daily News saws the const j.
utiOnal controversy remains where Il
was II adds that the change o. monarch~
auRurs nothing The question Il the pas
slide Use u the Crowns prerogaiive is
not a personal ono. II is the country. not
the King. who has a. answer the question
whether the Houss ~ Lords or thu Hpus.
" Commons shall rule
The King herp. a. elsewhere. acts solely
a. the COuntry's servant That Edward
would have acted loyalty and conSil-
tutionslIy in the matter. beyond crti-
cism. notOdy ever doubted and W. can
feel no lees confident 10 has -on For
the present an public controversy must
he Suspended Men DO not dispute over
an open grave. but when t,mc has passed
and he nation has assuagrd - frst
AF"lA FNtiHr ~ klIFA " WIN kh Nhf MaIl
10 the future with hIll confidence IN the
new occupant - the hrone That con-
iidencr ~ feel SURE will not ~ fi.-iiisd
TIN THrNpTRTHS yIEw
! he TINES on he Other hand hold.
that the political situat on - profoundly
mod fled by , EDWARDS death and contends
tHs' Tor me Government ~ demand
guarantees for creating now peers A. M"
first at Of the new rrign would Le tD "a ~
questions winch have never Vet hern
considered More0ver M. hus,ua-S 1T
pro, hing for the civil list ~ the new
sovereign demands prompt attention. and
10 defer It would place the sOyengn m an
UNPLEASANT post on Even apart from the
ciyil list the dictates Of good feeling must
tend 10 delay any immediate progress "a
the constitutional struggle
IRELAND PROFOUNDLY REGHETFUL
Il - a remarkable testimony Of the
esteem ia which Edward WIS held that
large meeting of Irish Nationalists IN
Cork on SUNDAY unanimously passed a
resolution expressing Profound sorrow
for the death Of Edward the Peacemaker.