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01CE TO ASPIRING M.P.'S. K OT» OTPS COB3E3POKDEKT.) v LONDON, March 17. «, Lloyd George, in his address to JLtB as Lord Rector, o' Edinburgh Jversity, gave "A Few Random • • ■ of Politicians and Their pjfgculties. 1 b qualities do you require to Mere success in politics? Like any \tt great career, politics demand inImeence, insight, imagination, con»ntration, industry, uprightness m life /conduct. You may win popularity meritorious gifts, but you can retain it without real quality. 2?if I were to choose the gifts kith tou specially need more in polite than any other pursuit or profesr. i would begin with courage. T' ig no vocation which makes a 2 constant draft on courage of «rv kind, moral courage, prompt but most of all the courage rtSUs. A political career is full $ disappointments and hurts. Polllinns work in an atmosphere of Km and censure. There are men " aee d and organisations maintained "the purpose of disparaging, finding dt, and condemning politicians, nei principles, their words, their acevery deed and phrase is Smtlnised by trained eyes with microLie minuteness, and blemishes, if j o { exaggerated, are at least presentSin the dimensions in which they lear through the microscope. There Z Borne men who attract Z* criticism than others. EveryLi they say, everything, they do, ot everything they fail to say or Mg lect to-do, is promptly fastened moii. Some could not walk across a jolf course on Sunday without incesLt reproach; others might tee their tall on the church steeple with hardly • nmtmur. I have seen men who had Led death and torture in every form M and shrink before ridicule, for life 'corrosive shafts of ridicule burn M Maw into our very tissues. The ooorpolitician has to endure it through jjft and when he reads of his mistake jnd: of the use which is made of it ha knows he will never hear the end of it There is no profession which is (juried on under such exacting, irritating; and mortifying conditions. If wii are.wise you will discount both (jtessive praise and captious blame, aid arrive at a working balance. Thus jflne oan a politician preserve his amty ( of- mind. There are not many flat get right through. To be a suetestfiil jnember of Parliament you must * only be a good speaker, but ako i'»ood listener. Good speaking is not ibsbliitely indispensable _ to _ political ifeesa. Trusting to the inspiration of tte moment is a fatal phrase, upon ,iich ip'any promising careers ha.ve teen wrecked. The surest road to initiation is preparation. The more ltloble you are naturally, the harder jw ought to labour. A natural gift k a fatal snare for the indolent. I brilliant mop. caught W arrested by their own talents. Have-seen many men of undoubted tinrage and capacity fail for lack of hJtutry. On the other hand, I have Mi, many a clumsy but persevering t waddle successfully to the 11''The mastery in speech can only. \ Reached by mastery in your sub'l Do not play a selfish game. jPt calculate too closely whether, Si your personal point of view, a lis worth doing. Don't be always zoning "the attractiveness of a by the amount of publicity it [s youi If you always weigh effrom the-point of view of its ertising value you will soon find ij the . . general public will in jlend (Tiscover what is only adveritjncnt. What iB. the. test of success olitics/-".Office, position, or decoratl No'. The only test of high !M in a political life is service, iffice of out of office your motto Jd bp not "I get on" but "I le." 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