The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15
REFORM, BUT KEEP THE LORDS
rO>. "a nv GUES THAT ADvJCE
10 ms FELLOh PEERS.
ru,n Better Net 20 LrI me Commons Gri
, "mplr,r COnIroI. when Alterations
Ni~a,r SOsae Pow ~ Second q M Wi-
a.. 4, AWARE Of lis lnsperfeetIOn~.

nu-sbsry arose TO initiate rhe
.....u'o,I- debate on the reform Of ,he
81 90. It Lords The former Prime
s. ...- gave notice on March that he
move to-day the following three
poe .'pn~
that - strong and efficient ~ ,ond
.4.-.r j. not merely IN integral par;
q, ... Iu'lsl Constitution. hut - n-ces-
90. 'y The Well beirg Of the S,lty all
g. taarc- OF Parliam-ni
Iua' a -scund chamber can best be
,.su,sl ~ reforming and reconstitutin
i.- House. at Lords.
lrat a necessary preliminary 10 Such
~ .ru ana reconstruction ~ the accept
suo.. ~ the principle that possession ot
. l-srase shall NO longer in itself awe
toe ri ght ~ at and vote ia the House Of
1rls
Ias scene was a brilliant one a. Lord
Ro.abery arose 10 speak to his resolu-
tons The Prince Of Wales eat on the
,ross benches. peeresses hllsd the galleries
snd pTIvy councillors thronged the steps II
trs throne.
Lord Rosebery received faint cheers AZ
~ moved that the HOUSE 20 into commit
-. "a consider his resolutions n tn the
80, means 81 reforming the Lords so as
- constitute a strong and efficien, second
q aml@r The debate on thess resOlu-
,cn- - expected tn last until Thursday.
~ the outset of h's argument Lord
Ro--h@rv declared that the HOUSE -
Lords had attsched 20 1t what was most
eminent IN public l.Fe-its antlquiiv ~
.i-h " Vas . d~scendant OF the WttsnL.
genot They could not look upon the long
rsr II Ihistrious men whose names had
mad. up tho roll ~ the Rouse II Lords
vlthuut -eeinG that thsy had. at every
stage ~ the history ~ England. include
= NJ Iorlty II the political and military
talent II the country. T. which NJ lats
tsd teen added a large proportion ~
n. msu Of literary and scientific attain
r-Arts
= Sas an integral mar, ~ the
r-nS 'gtion. Its abolition. according II
FT-euan. who was great HISTORIAN as
vel a. a greai Radical. Lord Roseberv
- d. vould he the greatest ot revolui on-
lettering tu the claim that the result
q the recent general election was con
,usiVe condemnatInn q the House -
lords Lcrd Hcsehery yrnceedsd TO
EuaIyse tho majority ,htaIned ~ the
Government The ~ l~Ct e 'ha lrIsh
party m uniting vif' the svsrnm-nr
he sad wr- purely Temporary Once
they had sucre~dcd m abolish'n. IN"
House ~ Lords they Wuuli take ~ further
interest IN the Government
The Iabrr -, wRrtaI - ahnlISi the
I rds N order - M ti"nalize everything
Md a. - the scotch. Lord Rr-"h"Ty
sati he ~as Una he - aatt~T 'hoT lord
sh'ps nv saying that the scots objection
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