ENGLISH POLITICS.
Intel esting Developments, & London, February 11. Mr Campbell Banuerman, Secrei tary for War, commenting on Mr c V Chamberlain's proposal to form a National Party irrespective of creed, said it was founded on mud and originated in spite, While the Crown clung to obsolete privileges it was impossible to let a quarrel between the two Parties come to a compromI ise. Lord Salisbury's attitude was a j* desperate shift of belated oligarchy trying to stem the overwhelming tide of Demooracy, Sir Charles Russell characterised the proposal as a daring attempt to deny tho workers' demands and views, He would prefer absolute monarchy. Mr Bryce thought it was necessary to decide whether they should longer tolerate the House of Lords as Tory tools. Mr Gladstone has summoned a Cabinet meeting for Monday, , A' of the lory Press expect that a dissolution will be the only alternative to accepting the amend' menta made by the House of Lords in the Parish Councils Bill and Employers Liability Bill. The Standard suggests that the amendments should be referred to a conference of representatives from the I »Awo Houses,<
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4646, 13 February 1894, Page 3
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186ENGLISH POLITICS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4646, 13 February 1894, Page 3
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