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MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON LABOUR- LEADERS' FAILURE.
17th,
and 500.
ÓTH, 1921.
is not to my mind the full duty, of lead: ers, even when they are members of u Government. But is that sufficient for 4 Government, and can you gonduct a Mr. Austen Chamberlain's selection as
Government, of the leaders have to Leader of the Unionist party in the follow: if, when they themselves is- House of Commons, in Succession to år: approve the action that is taken, they Bor Law, prompted the Manchester will not denounce it, and take counter- Division of the National Unionist Asso-action, and if they count on dividing ciation to give a dinner in celebration unreasoned violage and revolution by of the event, at the Hotel Cecil, on April soft words and kind phrases there ALF. W. Late Mitchell, M.P..of the other unions had said to the anyone who doubts that if the lenders chajenan if the organisation, presided, miners at the beginning. If it is n and the company numbered between 100 question of whether your wages are fair or not we are with you to the end, but Speaking in acknowledgment of the if it is a question of the safety of the toast of his health, Mr. Chambertsin wines which the whole life of our said that great changes had come over people depends, the food of our wives and the world, and over our country in the our families, the warmth of our houses, last few yours, and party wall the rally of our streets, the health of justify itself which dit "hot" take account our towns--if it is n question of that of those changes. When a party had you must go back and safeguard the life grown too old to learn it had grown too of the mines before, we listen to you on Fold to serve. Such a world cataclysin as any other question." (Cheers.) Is there
we had lived through called not for thefa inan who doubes that if they had done) abandonment of principle, but for the that the safety of the mines would have readjustment of their point of view, for been.secured? Is there a man who does | reconsideration of the platform which eveognise that if they had shown they had adopted, had for the adapts that courage and power of dealing with tion of the old principles to the new the crisis, that determination to sub- circumstances. (Cheers) He hoped the ordinate their own interests, however Unionist party organisation, which dur-Idear, ta them, to the interests of the ing the war existed only for the use of nation, they would have stood forth its machinery for the service of the tion (chers)-michi now be reargan- sed, strengthened, joined by all who held the same views as theirs on the great principles of the day, and that they would hold the dour wide open, without any strict shibboleths, or narrow candi. tions that could prevent the co-operation of all the good men of goodwit in times which were still criticnl. (Cheers,} -
"LARGLE'S ARROGASŤ CLAIM,
day justified as a party to whom, how ver much we might dislike their policy, the fortunes of the country could have been safely entrusted?
REFORM OR REVOLUTION.
tried persuasion; they hinted doubts and They did not take that course. They
hesitates. That way revolution comes. Revolution is bred of discontent, but evolution is bloodless, it is successful; What," proceeded Mr. Chamberlein, it is, in fact, reform as long as you have are the dangers nitead, which make me?
Government "in 'power which nets. urge that we shield, hold the portals of against the forces of violence in time. our own association as widely open as Reform becomes-revolution when the possible, and co-operate freely and gener-moderate reformers hesitate, to employ ously with all who think like us, even their strength until their strength is though they do not enter our particular wasted away and the men of violence fold? They are two-fold. In the first with other aims, and whose desire it bas place they are to be found in these forces long been to subvert the State, have which seldom meet in large bodies for become too strong for them. Our people. the discussion of public affairs, which concluded Mr. Chamberlain, Bru...not are not heard in the House. of Cunimons | revolutionary. (Cheers.) They know itself, and which at the street corner, in too well the value of the liberties that the factory, in the workshop, anywhere we possess and the cost they will have where there is distress or trouble, suffer, to pay if violence ensues. But unless ing or discontent, use that suffering, that we realise where the danger lies-and it discontent, and that trouble to subvert lies as much in the weakness of good our Parliamentary institutions, to over-men us in the malice of the bad-(hear, throw our popular and democratic cop hear)-it lies as much in the disunion stitution, "and" to súpersibde for the rule of the fgrees of order, splitting up into of free prople by its representatives in factions and sections, in the Middle A free Parliament the dictation of Classes party. Anti-Waste parties, and 1 Soviets and Committees (cheers)-di. know not what other parties. (Lough. rected, indeed, by a minority even of theter.). It lies as much in the splitting up clasa from which they come (cheera)- of the forees of orderly 'reform and pró- but ceaselessly active, perpetually schem.gress na in the ceaseless activities of ing, always ready to profit by every sign those who are at heart, revolutioitary? of lethargy on the part of those whose
duty it is to expose their methods, to
Jay bare their unds and to sagh, the
Country from the menace which the BRITAIN AND HER COLONIES. success of their policy involves. But VIEWS OF THE RISING GENERATION there is another danger which I find
J
IN ENGLAND..
were
it difficult to put into words, though it has been persistently present in my thoughts during recent events. It con-
An caly competition organized by a verns fellow-members of the House of London paper for school children, ou the Commons whom individually I have Prince of Wales's tour, produced some learned to know and respect. But a new quaint specimens of youthful polities party has appeared in recent years in and patriotism. One little fellow seem. the House of Couunons, and has growned chiefly impressed by the feat which with extraordinary rapidity. It took the Prince was required to perform in for its name the Labour party-an arro having to be on his "company tanners” gant assumption-(cheers.)-for which of all the time. us does not, owe his, seat largely or wholly in these days to the warkings classes of this country, even on the narrowest definition of what a workman is 7. I have never thought that a Cabinet: Minister ought not to be included in a reasonable definition of working-man un- less the trus definition 'he, one who does not work for more than eight hours a day (Laughter.) I say more; it puts the party on a wrong basis from the Grst. Parties ought not to be organised by classes. Our political divisions bavo been perpendicular and not horizontal- that is why we have escaped when others have fallen, when other Constitutions been upset. It is the true genius of our people, and it is the explanation of their success of Parliamentary control.
Wherever he went he had to use hiş
tbere best. mftners, because always thousands of people watching him, and if he had made one slip it would have perhaps have been put down to England's ignorance. Som curious views of the British Empire leaked out which would scarcely have met with the approval of the Patriotic League of Britous Orcrseas. One young essayist observed:
In the great war our Empire was of great use to us, seeming to thank us For lessening our harsh way of ruling -over them!
Another rising Jaha, Bull with a turn for resipolitik remarked that
The colonies are a great help in time of war. They will also prove a But these criticisms are not the only ones ready market for manufactured goods. I have to make. There is another which He is too young to be converant with is more difficult. But it is rendered the beneficent operations of the tariff easier for me by the candour and courage laws.
with-which Mr. Clynea, a leader of this). Another had a better grasp of the idea party, expressed himself in one of the of dominion status: debates on the stoppage in the coal trade 2 week or two ago. He contrasted the position of a Labour leader with what be termed the almost autocratic authority of the leaders of the other parties in the State. He explained that the Labour leader was a leader whose business it.
When the children were young then they had to do as their mother told thom, but when they grew up they were given the latch key, and when they were carried they did as they liked.
Japan as well:
One was willing to confer the latchkey was to follow. (Laughter.). I am not of rmtionhood on the United States and. here to pretend that the leader of any party is indifferent to or can despise No longer are they sons, they have now breasted the tape with the United Stater, Japan, and their grey, care- worn parent.
and neglect, the opinions current in the party which he represents. But no muin is fit to be a leader, and no party
is fit to govern, which cannot find lead. His metaphors are a triffe mixed, though ers who on good cause, and with convicit is a healthy sign when one's "
grey. tion in their hearts, will face all the careworn parent" makes a dead heat of unpopularity that difference from their it with the United States and Japan. party may involve and will speak out
clearly the truth that is in them, and
will stake their fortunes on their power THE OLD STYLE OF CEMENT to carry their party with them. Now,
see what happens. A dispute arises fo
the coal trade. The miners take a step
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which they have never taken in the his with their disfiguring and annoying dividing tory of their well-organised trade. They ins has been supplanted By a new lens' with two refuse to allow the safety men to keep
the mines in being. (Shame!") It foci called Kryptok invisible Lifocal lens, was a decision taken if public rumour The apper portion of the glass for distance and is 'not' wholly wrong-by tire narrowest
majority within their own executive the lower for reading, ground from one single body, disapproved by nearly half of their
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if they would not save the mines manufacture this kind of invisible bifocal lense themselves
to allow volunteers to on all prescriptions in ether regular or Toric save them without interference. That orÄDTT.
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