The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-29
GOVERNMENT GOES
. BEFORE COUNTRY
Its Fate Will Now Be Decided
at General Elec-
tions.
HOUSE. OF LORDS THE ISSUE
Struggle to Limit Legislative
Powers OF the Upper
Branch.
HOUSE OF LORDS THE ISSUE

London, November 2S-With the dis
solution of Parliament to-day, all for
malities preliminary to the election OF
new Parliament were completed. The
proclamation OF dissolution summoned
the new Parliament to assemble on
January 81, 1911. Among the first OF
will be Arthur J. Balfour, the opposi-
ton leader, the Liberals having de-
cided not to contest his seat for the
city OF London
On the stock exchange, where re-
Sular dealings have been instituted in
bets on the election, the feeling to-day
seemed to anticipate reduction in the
Liberal majority
In Ireland. the struggle is growing
more bitter every day. a meeting of
delegates representing every Ulster
constituency was held in Belfast to-
day, at which a resolution was adopt
ed on motion of Presbyterian minis
ter to draw UP a solemn declaration
refusing to pay rates or taxes imposed
by Dublin Parliament or obey it's de-
crees, while $4,000 was subscribed on
the spot to organize the Ulstermen
into regiments and purchase arms.
Refuse to Obey Law.
At night monster Unionist demon
stration was held at Ulster Hall, Bel
fast. an overflow meeting Of 10000
people being held in the open air. Both
aroused the greatest, enthusiasm.
Lord Londonderry declared that
American. dollars enabled John Red
mond to hold Asquith in the hollow of
his hand. If home rule Parliament
were established. hc said, it might BIS
found that Ulster would utterly decline
obedience to the law.
Sir Edward Carson, former Solicitors
General and Conservative NJ. P. for
Dublin University, said they never
would consent to their country being,
sold for American dollars Walter
Hume Long. Unionist NJ. P. for Strand.
spoke in the same strain. and other
speakers advocated stern resistance to
the law If home rul; was forced upon
Ulster.
The first independent woman SUI.
frage candidate Is announced in the
person of prominent advocate. Will
liam Mirrloos who will contest a d.
vision of Glasgow, The Socialist party
has decided to run third candidate In
Battersea, thus seriously endangerlpe
John Burnss chance of recollection.
SufragIsts created serious disturb
ances at a meeting at Lambeth to-
night, AT WIlCIl -.rN iIlSloi'A SPShSSi
Churchill was speaking, After several
men had been thrown out, Mr.
Churchill strongly denounced the suf>
fragist tactics, saying: II am told that
individuals are to be singled out for
violence, If that is their language.
there is only one. answer. and that Ia
Come on!'"
King. Speech Brief.
The Parliament which was dissolved
to-day was the second in the reign OF
the late King Edward VII, which met
February 15 last. The Kings speech
was notable for its brevity, the only
reference to the constitutional crisis
being a colorless expression of regret
that the conference between the lead
ers of the opposing controlling parties
had failed OF an agreement over tins
reformation of the upper chamber.
Thelorgest and most interesting par
asraph, which Immediately followed an
ai}usion to the death OF Ills Majestys
father, dealt with the recent arbitra-
tion of the Newfoundland fisheries dis
pute with the United States, and read;
:. Good VIII Incrensed.
.st"I confidently hope that the ques-
Stohs connected with the North Atlantic
4isieries between Canada and New
foundland, OH one hand. and with the
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