England’s Law Targets Poison Tree Roots
Commentator argues new law will Romanise England further by striking at the root of a dangerous influence, cutting at the tender twigs of the poison tree and threatening to weaken the growth of the problem.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 12, 1874
Page
7
Commentator argues new law will Romanise England further by striking at the root of a dangerous influence, cutting at the tender twigs of the poison tree and threatening to weaken the growth of the problem.
The Prime Minister’s Wednesday speech is seen as forcing Lord Salisbury to resign. Critics claim Disraeli used sharp barbs to provoke the House and test the government’s stability. debate centers on whether the Tory leadership can withstand further ecclesiastical battles.
A correspondent reviews the 1874 session with note of the Public Worship Bill disputes in the Commons, Harcourt’s provocation of Disraeli, Gladstone’s raillery, and a count out ending the session. It also covers the Queen's Speech, prorogation by royal commission, and the anticlimactic royal assent ceremony.
A historical report praises a group of U S lawmakers including Senators Schutz Buckingham Anthony Washburn Morris orth Woodford and Boardman Smith for advancing international arbitration. It details resolutions urging war avoidance through impartial arbitration and authorizes the president to negotiate with civilized powers for an international arbitration system.
At the late matriculation examination HK W Hudson and E Y James passed in the honours division and Mr Theodore Mander placed in the heat division at fires V A.
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