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ELOQUENT SUMMARY OF CONFERENCE ISSUES.
22,
1930.
to accommodate It In the practical had a great controlling Influence systems he hoped they would con-on tho mind struct before the conference end- with It. The
ed.
that abode contribution
of
Hegum and yesterday, united in
deaf cars.
"We are not here for a debate," the
wished
ia
in
I make to the style of architecture of your constitution is this.-The The Minorities.
most characteristic foundation Addressing the delegates of the four common Aryan civilization, of minorities the Premier sald"The our common Aryan social order, is ense you put up has not fallen un the family. The family, as the
village,
then
united RESULTS EXPECTED. he continued. We have gone past the district, and so on-thon
Indin, A federation, a all that. We are here for action,
federa- London, Nov. 21.
We are not recorders of the past tion which is flexible, which The plenary session of the In-but custodians of the future. The meets the historical Inheritance dian Round Table Conference was policies of 1800 pursued by us and you have all got in so far ended by the Prime Minister to- by every other nation were pretty it is worthy to be carried into the much the same. The policy of future, which enables the merg day, shortly before midday, to on- 1990 depends upon tho aliuntionings to take place, which embodies able the Muhammadan delegates which has been created by the pass and liberty of the individual. The
in itsolf
the authority of the State to carry out their religious exer-ing of the years since then."
combination and cises.
It was untrue to say the Govern-superiority of the Throughout the discussions the ment
on homage at the same time to the con to go back
smaller
co-ordinating speeches were marked by an ex- what had been accepted by themtaining
the as pledges between, say 1917 and groups within tremely high level, and it is gen- the present. The Government that in in accordance, I think, both erally felt they have served the has accepted everything that has with Indian genius and British D mattor of purpose of clarifying the situn-baen officially anid. This confer-genius, because as tion. The enunciation of the wil-ence has been called because we fact in our fundamentals we drink at the same historial fountains, ngness of the States in treaty accepted it. At its meetings relationship with the British Gov-will have proof that we mean to and are refreshed by the same
historical reminiscences." rument to consider an All-India carry it out."
The Practient Points, Federation scheme has been per-) They had to face practical re- haps the outstanding feature of quirements, and not be put off by Proceeding, Mr. MacDonald re- the discussion. •
difficulties. They had now the ferred to the practical points The Federal Relations Committee same type of problem, both in which had occurred to him during is expected to begin its sittings or thinking and practical action, the discussion-the nature of the Monday, and will consider the which they had to face at the re- component units to be fitted into scheme of federation, the structure of any federal system, cent Imperial Conference: 1926 the Including the question of restitu had made a great declaration and nature of the central co-ordinat
the relations of it ibility as to the centre.
If 1 m-
1930 had put content into that de-ing structure, jowered as ita work proceeds to up-claration. That was the position to the Stater, the
sary to secure point, in consultation with various they were in.
co-operation ledegations, a sub-erenniitten to A men of knowledge and ex-of the minorities and special in- the subjects with consider special subjects, and perience who had thought out pro-terests, and services of skilled draftsmen are blems, they had to sit together full which the general structure would nd its disposal.
of the preliminary necessity of deal, and in general its powers, frets and find a way through, Good debating speeches would not functions and responsibilities. that they might see their action= fructify in the peace and happi-carry them over those problems. neas of their people.
"Your problem, and my problem,. is to sit down together and supply practical answers to those ques- 0ก
Emerging of Status.
reprojecta Problem of reserved
it
sub-
willions
neces-
The Premier's Speech, The general discussion of con- stitutinind isaires, which began on Monday, ended to-day with a specci by the Prime Minister, Mr. Ramay MacDonald, who said it was hi What he asked, had emerged tiona which can be embodied in chuty
to survey the field as it is from this? First of all status had Act of Parliament. The constitu- at present.
the He said
first emerged. It was not static. The tion must meet two fundamental Ariking fact was that they were conference had established the re-requirements. It must work, and all, for the first time. gathered lations of active co-operation bet must evolve. It must be a con- together, and had reached a mile-tween them, in which the part of tinuing thing. That is the history of all the constitutions of our stone that indiented a different the delegations from India was as
Dominions." future front what the past bad been.conspicuous me their own. In the
"You have listened tra those second place. the speeches have been Work for Committees.
of extraordinarily practical. Inagnificent speeches, so fuk
On leaving the chair, so that the The promise. of the Princes, You have
plenary eonferénce might resolve listened to speeches from
every speaker had said into committees, the Premier said sentatives of practically every in that problem must be faced--was that in the work of those com- tereat, community and differing the problem of how things were niittees they had the best will, not group in India. You have done to be fitted into the conditions only of His Majesty's Government more. You have listened to a which exist without stabilising or but of the British Parliament. charming new voice which in itself ossifying those conditions. It was They wait, with perhaps a little marks something great and most an honest study, as between re anxiety
But
with
expectation significant the evolution of ponsible mes, of facts relating to and the hope that as a result indian self-government-the voice conditiona in India and to public of the work of the committees the of the
women of Imlin. This, then, opinion here. They had to re-final meetings would register an is recognition of status. This recognise the objective and not mere-agreement which would send the rognition made here over can hely the subjective nature of their delegates back to India happy, I departed from. It is impossible to task.
powerful and able to face their 2007 back. to pass the pen through the "This is another point. The de-difficulties; and would give the inst four or five days and declare claration of the Princes has revalu- British delegates a chance of do- it never existed.
Lionised the situation. The ing the same in Britain; and above "We have listened to remarkable Princes, saying what they have all would enable both to go their speeches displaying the mind of said, have at once not only open-various ways with their friendship India- -speeches when differences ed our vision
and cheered our strengthened and the desire to co- were declared, not meant to send hearts, and let us lift up our eyes operate amplified. us all away, you home to India and and see the glowing horizon, but we back to the Commons, full of despair, but meant to bring us face to face with the facts so that they may be overcome and fitted into the system of agreement,"
have simplified our duties. The Speeches were also made, before Princes have given a most sub-the Premier spoke, by Raja Sher stantial contribution in opening Muhanimad Khan, who expressed up the way to a rently, united and the viewpoint of the martial races federated Indla.”
on the army question; and by Mr. Mr. Sastri, he said, had candidly
Chintamani, a British Indian de- A New Contribution, admitted a change of opinion, and
legate, by Mr. Jadhav, represen- Finally, the conference generally ting ten million non-Brahmans of he was net the only man to do so within the last few days. We want had made a great contribution Bombay Presidency, and
by Bense here to the opinions to change in the
style of architec- Colonel Haksar of Gwalior State. that every new fact challenged them ture. The style of architecture -British Wireless.
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