The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
FRANCHISE REFORMS
\ WILL AID LIBERALS
very Citizen Of Sound Mind
4 Will Have Vote in Great
Britain.
10 PLURAL BALLOTS
thousands of Liberals to Be
a Added to Support of the
D Government.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

oscIsI Gable to The Tribune
LONDON. Dec. 2.-In the struggle over
,rne rule, Welsh disestablishment anc
ID Insurance bill. what Is perhaps the
6at revolutionary and important plank
Z the government programme has been
most lost sight OF. II has been no Sc
tet that under the su11rase as ~ i.oH e1,s
lists With It's property qualifications and
hnral voting, the Liberals have been sad
Handicapped.
'ft has been known for some time that
llfne Minister Asquith intended TO take
* this ouestion but It was only recent
THAI lie has come squarcly out In ia
tr OF manhood suffrage and announces
iat at the next session or parliament q
N will be introduced and pushed pro
ling that every man in Great Britain
10 IL bona fide citizen and OF sound
md shall have a vote, and what Is more
nportant, no man shall have more than
He vote.
rhis means that thousands OF plural
Hers, nearly all OF whom are against
" government, will be cut off alter tIl's
knsure is enacted Into law. II will also
franchise thousands Of men who nat
&lly are liberals and will make the po-
Hon Of the Unionists in the next gen
III election infinitely harder than IL has
n.
TO Strengthen Chinese Position.
Rresident Tafts attitude towards the
0ub1es In China has been regarded troln
b outset In Downing street and at the
Laf 6'Orsay as so scrupulously. correct
III the question OF whether one regi-
y mt or five should be sent from Manila
safeguard the American legation AZ
Kin is deemed politically unlmportant:
Rery different view would be taken 4!
rkre were the smallest doubt as to the
.Hnterestedncss of the United States.
No such serenity exists with reference
At Russia and Japan. Each of these
kers has extremely valuable interests
Manchuria and the assumption or Lon
fa and Paris is that each will strive to
Feug;hen its position after tho discred :
IA Manchu dyrasty has been shorn Of
Influence
9ther nations. u ls beleNed. VIII hot
Nf far Behind Toxic and st. Petersburg
HI feathcrinG their Chinese nests" and
''ltish business circles that keep in close
atch with the far east are confident that
III Wholesale transformation VIII be
pught. the nature Of which cannot yet
Iforctod
Washington and London. supported
!Paris. continue To act on behalf of
N principle OF territorial integrity, even
utugh republic or set OF republics
q 5nld control one section and q mon
,s'<hy' the other, the prevailing belief here
I-fhat the outcome VIII ne an carly i'm
rcment In tho financial situation and
Ereat abridGmeni Of the period pf dis
thnnce of international trade, The sta
mb bty OF Chinese securities teStifics 10
4 asIropean faith in the honesty OF the Chi
we in business.
Rothschild Has Anniversary.
3Wlord Eothschild, who has just reached
Ing leaders OF his race. To him his
v religionlsts owe more than to any other
b IN living. Like his grandfather. the
Under Of the great financial house whose
I'm atfs ,-t -
ose operations embrace the whole world
SIthelr scope, he may wcll be described
lie Juif des rolls et le roi de Jui(s'
Nhe Jew OF the king and the king oI
qJews. He was The first processing
i ~ 20 be raised 10 the English pecraec
L;ui his father was the first lew to take
IN scat In the hotse of commons. =
'w'Pe friend NJ the late King Edward
: pm nc first met In his student days
Trinity college, Cambridge, Lore
qppafional politics which, though unbruit
9SIaDroad and largely unknown 70 th'
pc, has been such ns few private cIti
~ could have e%erted. II has beer
BHuton 70 think In millions, and. aiWay;
,sr taunch friend OF this country he has
Ia0' Iuurc than one occasion, saved il from
fous dlIemnas.
.W FINANCED Great Enterprises.
was one Of these timely inlerven
l(Nss "hnn he saved Egypt shortly afte
0S'nme Under British control, from flnau
EQt disaster, that he was created peer
~ neII,ed Lord Beacousfield TO buy th
Wiyes sucz canal shares for C;Tea
t&Sln anc orgs nizcd guarantee fun,
,,,,..E5.i.1 100000 during the Barring crisi
i''(osi. Cecil Rhodes turned 10 him ia
les 4ncIai support for the acquisition o
a compet,nS interests in the Kimbe ri
saeb|nohd mines. without which he coul'
lproceed with his schemes for the cx
Afioh 81 Er!llsh power in South Africa
hylr, during the Bocr war. he came L
aVlhlo OF tho government hy taking lars
toT ms own firm OF the loan whic
. .sISLis told OF him that lie once refus.
sylA9Fotll oi nearly $4,000 900 offered h
hnss'hn government for the raisin
1vR 9dp 3i 100000. 900 by the ,DrIna
OF European syndicate, becaus
, MES0 a not help a government whic
s Npto ITSELF unable 10 treat hIs co
rohlsts with common humanity Tb
yalcTHne or money. indeed is one or th
lid flest parts of Lord RotnscniId's ac
Sr, Iharity occupies a very larp
3 5, oi his interest IL ia said ib,t !,
; es'us $6ooq0o Il year i'm philanihrop;
seNgf no ono really knows oAceni hin,
spevL am lhc sum is pro,abIy r,iLo
u'an over the mark
a 1tNClNG AS REST