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Lords Split on Army Bill and Ballot Bill Tactics
A Conservative peers caucus endorses delaying the Army Bill for a comprehensive military reorganisation. Some Lords doubt curbing the Government bill. Duke of Richmond signals possible withdrawal. Ballot Bill debate continues with open nominations, secret voting, and extended polling hours under consideration. Thiers shifts power and Pius IX discussed in letters. Dominion Parliament likely to ratify Washington Treaty provisions on Canada.
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Lords
Commons
Duke of Richmond
Derby
Stanhope
Longford
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Cambridge
Disraeli
Forster
Walter
Boroughs
Charles Dilke
Cross
Dotlown
F. Goldsmid
J. Lowther
Thiers
Pius Itx
France
Europe
M. Thiers
Rome
Holy See
Canada
Newfoundland
Progress of the Ballot Bill in Committee
The Opposition and Liberal defectors hinder the Elections Bill while the bill's core secret voting clause gains support. Forster proposes changes to nominations amid fierce debates, with Gladstone’s self denial shaping a rare parliamentary tactic. The Liberal ranks retreat from amendments, hoping to push the measure forward, yet warn of dangerous precedents and lasting damage to Parliament’s character.
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House of Lords
Forster
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Meeting of Liberals at Downing Street
A brief report notes the Liberal meeting at Downing Street with opposition to a substantial proposal forming the principal point of contention. The discussion centers on party strategy and public policy directions in the context of current political debates.
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