The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-02-09
SPEECH BRIEF
AND C0L0RLESS
King Gsurg, Has ullI, 10 SAY
In 0p,nIng Parliament
P.lkhIh6 JlPlkESt TREATY

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Westminster, whore tse tsur read iAe
speoeh formally opealhf ruliameai
from the throae In tls heaaa - .0r9a
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seated a. ne SIDE n TIE kag
Thoagh the day pas daih au3 chiiIy
AZ lmmease throaR uas gathered -
~, James park end 10 whitehall
skefr the FofEe8us proceWioa passed
oget thoasands surrounded thc pag
iiamsni buildings The King ana queen
rode ia the gildod stsfe eaach drawn
81 eight cream -oolortd houeg
An escort Of NE guards preceded
tic state coach snd yeumrn Of iBe
guard followed Regiments q the
guard lined tho roaie ard a the plo
eessiob moved on the artillery reel
meHls Bred The royal salute The
crown ard faord q state werc borne
from ST. james palace 10 parliament
IN the royal carriage under the cscori
~ the guards
Tho house q lords waa packed when
The imperial procession entered from
the r0blng room Al 80 o'clock A
number q pccfessss had seats On The
fopf wiih the peers The bishops and
ambassadors with their wives 0ccu-
pied Keats al the left u The throne
speaker l.oEthcr and as many ot
the members Of the house u commons
40 could. crowded tie floor and stood
IN The aiales All the officers of state.
IN fesalia. escorted heir maicsiies
into the chamber and were grouped
around The throne during nc ccre-
moa1 The Earl d neauchamp. FIRST
commissioner ~ works and public
buildings. bore the sword Of state be-
fore the King
The kings speech from tie thro1e
was brief and coloflees II opened
win a G!lal reference q lhe death of
King Edward The only references TO
foreign aTairs were q mention ~ the
fact that negotiations Lad been opened /
with Japan for new commercial /
treaty, and on allnsion 10 the friction
In Persia over the disturbance Of
british trade routes 4 casual ex-
preston 81 interest In the approach
ing imperial conference was made
only two proposed legislative meas
ures we're mentioned specifically. /
Proposals said the king, "Rlll BE- /
submitted without delay for settling .
the relations between tho two houses
~ parliament, with the object Of se-
curing an effective working cDnsu.
,ation Legislation would also be
had. the King seid. 10 provide lusur- +
ancc against sickness ana ncm. +
ployneut.
IN making the declaration az faIih 4
King George used for the Grst time
the amended form aaopiei 81 the last
session q parliament. which omlts tho
traditional reference to Tho Catholic
church which was offensive 10 the al
herenis Of that faith
From The paucity Of tho legislative
proposals. II - evident tha; the gov.
eminent has determined 10 allow moth
Ing beyond necessary financial meas
ures 90 Interfere with action on the
veto bin The sufragetlcs are al
ready threatening renewal Of their
activities because they were not men.
toned Ia the speech. and The lahori
Ties are much put out for the reason
that II contained no promise Of q BIN
dealing With the hated Osborne iudg-
ment That the Nationalist are sat.
isfed with their position was Indicated
whsn at q meeting held late Ia the
day ihey decided not d Introduce any
private bills during the present ses-
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