PEERS OR PEOPLE
Peers or People What the present situation is in English politics is summed up by Land Values as follows: "The result of the General Election of December, 1910, brings the Liberal Party again into...
...The reply of the voters is as clear as the issues so firmly advanced by the Prime Minister in his opening campaign speech...
...Had the verdict been otherwise it would not just have meant "the end of all things...
...it would simply have been bad for all concerned, including the Conservative Party itself...
...The Lords' veto stood in the way of progress on democratic lines, and the question was whether or not this intellectual absurdity, this power of veto by a non-representative body, should continue to reduce Parliamentary Government to a farce...
...The mind of the country is still with the Government, and against the further toleration of the veto of the Lords...
...The issue was quite clear and plain...
...Peers or People What the present situation is in English politics is summed up by Land Values as follows: "The result of the General Election of December, 1910, brings the Liberal Party again into power with the same majority as they secured eleven months ago...
...The issue was Peers or People, and the electorate have decided for the Representative House...
Vol. 3 • February 1911 • No. 8
