PARLIAMENTARY AMENITIES.
TO THE EDITOR. Sir, —There is a Chtcteriieklian charm about tho two leaders, which reminds ono of the epigram : "'iwo lions wandered forth one night quite- peacefully to sup (at Bellamy's], but very toon they cam.; to blows and ate each other up, even to the very tails." Of course, one means politically so. The remedy for the late " scenes '' can only be in reformation to an elective Caoinet, an elective Upper House, and proportional representation. Will aspiiing politician give come attention to the evils of " party government " I They have proportional repreesutation ii? South Africa—for the Second Chamber certainly.—l am, etc., F.M. December 5. ' ' -• ..
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Evening Star, Issue 14530, 5 December 1910, Page 1
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