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LOAD ROSEBEHY'S PLAN TO REFORM THE LORDE
The leading members of the House of Com mons, many of this Diplomatic Corps, the Prince and Princess of Wales, nearly all the members of the Government, an unusual throng of ladles, an almost record attendance of pests, and crowd of heirs to peerages filled the House of Lords on the night of March 14th to hear Lord Rosebery open the historic debate on
the reform of the House of Lords.
The following are the more important passages of Lord Rosebery's spool:
We have been conscious, I think, in the first place, that we are too numerous a body for affective work: secondly, that wo present too much one interest though that is a point of view which has been somewhat exaggerated and, thirdly, the principle of heredity, which is now the basis of our coa stitution has met with increasing criticism and objection in the great body of the nation.
I remember Ms. Gladstone telling me that when he passed through Dundee at the time of the Reform Bill of 1882, he saw a placard which made his blood run cold. It said, "To Hell with the bloody tyrants." That means that you and your predecessors wore the bloody tyranta Vary much the same sort of lang. nage is used now.
sometimes wish the people who use that language could be brought by srcursion train to Westminister to inspect this House on a ordinary working day, for anything less like a
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 7¤¤, 1910.
1. Lord Onslow was one of the most authoritative | the boom is over, and speculators want of the speakers who followed, and even he, something solid for their money, then a change Chairman of Committees of the House of Lords of front will be made. and member of a family which had produced distinguished Spenter of the House of Com imons, was brief in his utterance.
MAXIMS OF A MILLIONAIRE:" Lord Northeote thought they might gain by {
Mr. John D. Rockefeller, junior, the thirty- considering Lord Rosebery's propositions, and three-year-old son of the Standard Oli maguste, certainly they had nothing to lose by it. He who had decided to dorote the rest of his life to was against the principle of giving the Commons the management of the Rockafeller Foundation, the power to force anything on the country which will give away £4,000,000 a your to within the limits of a single Parliament.
Lord Dunmore asked if the Government really meant to bring in any proposals for the
roform of the House of Lords,
mildly peer, Lord Ribblesdale, a tall Radical amused the House after dinner. He Is the most picturesque poer in the House of Lords, and might well have stepped straight out of s pictare of an "anosator,' He genially gitad at Lord Rosobory's proposals. I do not propose," he said, "to say anything about the Select Committee or about Oliver Cromwell. Oliver Cromwell slept for two nights in my horse at tome, and I am proud of that fact, But gaily Letarted in early life as a reformer, I admit have become a bit of a waverer now."
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Lord Cawdor thought the House would, de wall to go into Committee on Lord Rosebery's resolutions. "I am in favour of reform," he said. but I am not in favour of destruction. What I shall oppose is a sham second Chamber The Government's idea is to pretend to have a second Chamber,"
Lord Carrington, the one humorist of the somewhat sad Government banch (in the Lords) had few witty passages, Ho choored the Ra dicats, however. He told of his relatives in the peerage. "Bome of them come down from the Williams and the Henrios. Some are men-
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The debate was adjourned at a quartor-paat eleven on the motion of the Archbishop of Canterbury..
RUBBER.
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The point raised by a correspondent in the beat the mercy of any chance majority or sudden impulse, and any exhibition of moment. Pall Mall Gazette of the 10th ult. with regard Ary wrath such as that which swept the country to rubber prices, and the possibility of a rig, is one, says writer to the journal mentioned, that Then we are told it is the voice of the people.muet appear very likely to anyone who has noticed how quietly the rubber consumers are SKALL VOICES,
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It is no suficient answer to polat to the eminence of our members. A House compound of Shakespeares, Bacons, Newtons, and Burkes would not remove the objection to the hereditary constitution of this House. Our critics would say, "How do we know their successors will inherit their gonius ?".
TOO MANY PEERS.
It is objected that there aro a great many more peers than are wanted, and we are annually enlarging the number to an extent which in dangerous.
The second principle I wish you to adopt and which I regard as vital to any reform of this House, is the principle of election from outside.
The veto of the Sovereign is not likely to eome into action in our time. Having got rid of one verta by diense, you are seeking to get rid
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exporting mouths, Then the buyers or con- sumers should have known where they are, and could have made provision, seeing that from March to June is the time when, Amazon rubber growers secure their year's merchandise, etc. They had a fair war sasing that the price from March to June 1909, went straight to 6s. 41d. for fine Pars. (This data begins the boozu year in rabber 1909-
in 1910.) From July 1 to the second week Angust 1909, the price want to Be, 43, and by the beginning of the heavy export season, September, had reached 9s. per ib. After this it was to have been expected that prices would ge down, but there was only a drop of about 25 par lb. during the last quarter of 1909, And now, before the son is over, the price has gone firm requiring up to over 18. per lb., and any raw material will have the not very pleasant prosport before them that Brazil's April-May and Jane quarter will be much less than the January to March, and also that July to Sep- tember will be the smallest of all, so that it may be an easy matter to force rabber up to 138. or 14s. par. lb., if the present price of 10%, in genuine,
BRAZILIAN OUTPUT.
In an article-last September I stated that Brazil would not be able to increase the output mich, with rabber below 6s. per lb.; in foot, she does not appear to have done so with 7s. to Bs, but I prefer to see the April shipments before saying anything on that head. With rabber in London at 76. per 64. lb., this would exable a grower to give his labourers on an estate 48, per lb., and get most of it back in trade (although the merchant would get the Lion's share). Had rubber only averaged from 6 to 78. per lb. during the past nine months the Amazon yield should have equalled the pre. sant year's total, so that a bit of an understanding may and dosa appear to exist between grower and exporter to supply only so much per month, and I should not be surprised to find the two anally lean quarters, April to October of this year, compare favourably with the present quarter, as far as exports from Fara are concerned.
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I am not going back on any of my former sanartions with regard to what Brasil san tera ent in vear, but on dozens of estates by very little forcing as much money could be made by one year's output at the present high prices as would have given many a grower the price for which he would have been prepared to sell his state entright during 1906-7, when rubber was a good price, viz.: da. Bd. to 5s, 6d. por lb., and this after allowing suficient to pay cost of gathering and export daty. My estimate of extra tapping and some hundreds of addi- tional labourers during end of azon and. say, 1,000,000 sosttered trees, should have given an extra 5,000 tons, but I cannot account for the small returns of the last few months.
It may not be generally known that if a man wished to sell some raw rabboz, say a few pounds, in London, he could not do so, and if he did it would be like calling diamonds in Kimberley. No scrap dealer dara buy raw rubbber, and if he does the seller must give a receipt, take the price of scrap, and explain how he came by it, no matter what the quality, so you will see the ring has got things very fue, and no small deals or sales are likely to go through outsiders.
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He declared that Lord Rosebery's proposals did not really touch the fringe of the emergency,
As I mentioned in my article last Septem I am a little surprised that the noble lord was not content to wait until the propounds of the bar, I tried to induce many manufacturers to Government were before the House, was one of bay supplios in Brazil dirant from growers: his surprising statements. An extraordinary some exid it could not be done: others claimed transformation," he continued "has taken place they could buy here locally at a fair price. One in the drama since the rejection of the Budget Brm stated they had a satisfactory contract.
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