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"GOSPEL OF FAITH AND WORK.-
MR. BALDWIN'S WAY TO RECOVERY.
LABOUR AND FRANCE,
The Labour amendment to the Address was defeated on February 16th by 977 votes to 180. The French adventure in the Bahr was again the object of strong criticism. Mac Snowden, Donald, and Mr. E. D. Morel were the main figures in the
the attacking force. Ench approached the problem from particular angles, but they were united in their con- this demnation of Government passivity in country. The Chancellor of the Exchequer
Mr. Philip Sno Mr. Ramsay
my Wied the debate with un inspiring |
in which the argument was kept
en a lofty plane.
The most powerful speech on the Labour side was that of Mr. Philip Snowden. The burden of his argument was that Germany had offered in 1921 to secept a settioment on the basis of an indemnity of two and half thousand million pounds, and at the regions same time to restore the devastated of France.
That offer had been refused, and he
to the present action of France 18
pheus actuated by
motives of which there could be no doubt. A stronger than reparations was the completo economic destruction of German life and the further dismemberment of her Impoverished Germany
Lip
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the past four years had paid in gold marks a sum of $460,000,000,
France to day was incalculably the richest in Europe. Her savings were
con00 a year, which was equal to
the amount saved by the people of G Britain at the height of its commercial had also recovered the Prosperity whole
WAS
Freis trade. His prono
question should be
that the ques not to.. the
world conferague of Nations but to a in which he hoped the chief participant would be the United States of America.
Mr. Ramsay Macdonald denounced a shilly-shally, errance were to ask us nerveless, do-nothing policy, and said that now to use our troops for the purpose of helping her actively in pursuing her If occupation policy we ought to refuse. the Ruhr adventure were carried much farther it was going to increase our economic difficulties. The moment our troops were
Tikely
to be used to advance French policy they ought to be withdrawn altogether. we gave the slightest support we should be doing a wrong action, wrong above all to France, certainly wrong to
Europe.
It
was the duty of the Government, he said, to express a view as to the legality French action. It was essential to France, to French public opinion, and to world opinion, especially the United States, that opinion of the Government should be known. Did the Government believe or not that the action of France was in accordance with the Treaty of Versailles?
the
STRIVING FOR PEADE
The Chancellor of the Exchequer said that of the speeches apparently favoured breaking with France, and he added: "In our-view we do not think this is an op- portune moment."
He was convinced, he said, that so far as we could see at present we were more likely to attain the ends of withi our friendship, peace by maintaining our our old Ally, in the hope and belief that the time might come when our services as medintor and balper might be possible and effective. Reviewing
post-war conditions, he said that if the war had gone on another two years Great Britain would have gone into bankruptcy, People
the
hud noble aspirations in those days, but it seemed as though we had already swept
PIONEERING
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