The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-12

which approaches passionate affection, /
and which doubtless represented .
large element Of the opposition TO the F.
House of Lords bill, both in relation F..
to the House of Lords itself and the |
prestige Of the Crown, which would
suffer with the loss Of prestige TO the
former. In meeting this situation, the
Lords were divided as 80 the best pol
icy TO adopt, one section led by the
lord chancellor hold that they should
as a matter Of principle refuse to en-.
act the bill passed by the Commons
let the consequences be what they
might, while Lord Lansdowne and
those with him took the ground that
it was better for the Lords TO pass the
bill even though it gave the Commons
the power, after certain delays and
new elections, to pass laws over the
veto Of the Lords, rather than to suffer
themselves to be inundated Ly an i'm
huX of brand new Lords, the conse-
quenCes whereof it was impossible to
foresee. Lord Lansduwne's policy pre-
vailed The bill was passed and wha,
might have been a much more serious
crisis was averted. believe that this
outcome must have been a great relief
to the ministry One evening when I
was present i'm the House of Com
mons, hoping for something interesting
70, tp1g
somewhat acrimoniously engaged i'm f.
critcising the cabinet on account of a
certain appointment recently made /
which had to do with the administra .
tion Of he affairs OF some Irish coun- .
ty or baliwick. After a while the |
chancellor OF the eXcheQuer had his .
chance TO speak. and after defending .
his appointment proceeded to score .
the members making the attack 70, .
making petty matters a ground for an /
noying the government when it was
facing a grave crisis
Il cannot help feeling in this con
noction that Lord Lansdowne showed .
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