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THE HONGKONG. DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 80TH, 1891.

DODWELL & CO., LIMITED.

Regular Sailings to

NEW YORK and or BOSTON

BOWES CASTLE "...

...sailing on or about 12th May.

Via Suez or Panama Canals at Owners' Option.

LLOYD TRIESTINO.

·1.12.

TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING FOR LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANUBE PORTS.

FIUME having been re-aponed for traffic, vargo is also accepted for this port ou through Bill of Lading.

FOR BRINDISI. VENICE & TRIESTE via SINGAPORE, PENANG & COLOMBO.

*** PERSIA "...

sailing ou or about 14th May.

FOR

SHANGHAI.

*** NIPPON ":-

gi

sailing on or about 10th May. Passengers Luggage can be insarok at the Office of the Agents.

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

· Regular Passinger and Cargo Service to

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS toni CALCUTTA & COLOMBO. Through Bills of Lading issued from Hongkong.

For Freight or Passage on any of the above Lines apply to:-

DODWELL & CO., LIMITED,

Agenta.

N. Y. K.

INIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

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MAILINGA PROM HONGKONG SERIECH TO ALTERATICA.

not the split. The real split is in-the ""À POISONOUS GROWTH." PRIME MINISTER ON SOCIALISM,anti-revolutionary forces. There is no- thing in common between the Independ The Prime Minister was the guest. at]ent Liberals and the Socialists. I know luncheon, on March 3rd, at the House the Independent Liberals people pretty of Commons of the New Members' Coali- well (laughter), and whatever they may tion Group. Sir Ernest Wild, chairinan be, believe me, they are not revolu of the group, presided.

tionaries.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY LIMITED

SAILINGS, BUBJEUT, TO ALTERATION

› SHANGHAI via SWATOW...

SHANGHAI via Swarow BANGKOK via SWATOW STRAITS & JALOUTTA HAIPHONG Tis HOIHOW.

BHANGHAI TRINOTAU via SWATOW THEN BIN... MANILA

Mr. Lloyd George, who was received

For all that they are helping the rei with cheers and musical honaurs, sald :—

volutionaries-their speakers their agents, We are here, men of both political their Press, their organizations are all parties, old political parties, that for

engaged in stirring disaffection through- other 300 years have fought each

out the country, and that disaffection is after generation, century what will flost Socialism into power. generation

foot after century,

to eye, ". eye

Their artillery is busy helping to beat CALCUTTA to Toot, even

stricken fields, on

down the defences of society. - If they and yet here we are working together. succeeded, the Socialists will enter the (Laughter.) Why is that Because the citadel alone, and will rule the city alone, nation which we both love, which is without any help from the Independent greater than either, and greater than Liberals. I do not know very much SHANGHAI both parties, and greater than all parties, about football, and I read about it now which was there before any party ever and agath, and it strikes me that the started, which will last after the last Independent Liberals are playing half- party has vanished, because the nation backs with the Socialiste. If the Soci- MANILA was in danger. (Checra.). Is the danger lists win, it is the Socialist forwards past! The military danger is over, but that will have the goal, and it in the HAIPHONG there are greater, more insidious, more Socialist team that will have the cup. permanent dangers still remaining the My Independent Liberal friends do not BORNEJ dangers that have arisen from the new realize that, conditions in this and every land, the new ideas that have arisen, the new or ganisations that have suddenly risen into great power.

THE REAL DANGER.

1 LABOUR WINB.". I am not afraid that the people of this country will be won to the subver- TIENTSIN sive doctrines of Karl Marx. They do not suit the British mind. They are more BANGKOK, What is the peril! It is the pheno- German in their characteristics, and the menal rise to power of a new party, with British psychology will never take to. new purposes of the most subversive them. That is not the danger. What is the great war character. It calls itself Labour, but it is the danger?" Alter really Socialist. Even now the real throughout the world there are heavy danger is not fully realized. We cannot burdens. There is a great disturbance believe in this new danger. Well, it was of trade and credit; there is unemploy- just the same with the German danger. ment and there is every kind of trouble. There are those who say it is and it is easy to foment discontent the same bogy, wich you simply put up amongst people under these conditions. and paint just to frighten the people. There are grievances "great and grier-i think Mr. Asquith said so at Blackburn. ances small, there are grievances real and He is the last man who ought to treat many grievances imaginary; there are the Socialist movement in this country a some grievances that may be due to Gov."

a bogy, for it has destroyed his party,raments and to Parliaments." Most are overliin his baby (laughter) and very attributable to conditions over which neither Parliaments nor Governments nearly smothered it."

If anyone doubts the reality.of the have any control whatever. Those griev danger, I would ask him to read the ances work up discontent, of which, the Socialist and Labour papers. We rarely Socialists take advantage. They secure see them; and we do not quite see what the support of the people on the ground they are after, but what they write in of those grievances, but if they win on these papers is repeated on hundreds grievances they will carry out their own and thousands of platforms, to hun- pality and their own method of redressing dreds and thousands and millions of them. Independence of one sort and an- people (Cheers.) And they are be- other may plough and barrow and sow, ginning to believe it. Socialism is but Labour will reap, and if Labour Bghting, and you will find it in these wins on these grounds, what will come

SEATTLE & VICTORIA or VANCOUVER via Manila, Shanghal papers to

Japan ports

..

Cargo to Overland Paints U.S. in connection with Great Northern Northern Pacie and Chicago, Miwankie & 81. Paul Baliwoya

6th May, at 11 am. JUWA MARU

31st May, at 11. a.m. PUSHIMI MABU (omitting Manila)... KATORI HARU

17th June, at 11 am 11th July, sì 11 ma

Friday, -Tuniday,

Feliny,

KASHIMA HARU (omitting Manila). ... Tunday, LONDON & ANTWERP vis Singapore, Penang, Colombo, Shes

* Port Said and Marseilles.

INABA MARU

KAMO MARU

IYO MARU-

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HAMBURG, LONDON, HULL &

LIVERPOOL & MARSEILLES via

Saturday, Friday, Fri 137, Friday,

30th Apr," at 11 m 12th May, ma 11 ko

·2718 May, at. El wo *1gth Vane, st 11 an

BOTTERDAM.

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destroy everything that next 1

great prophets, and leaders of both par Supposing on the ground of grievanes ties laboured for generations to build the Coalition is defeated and the Socia up. Private enterprise, individual effort, list and Labour Party secure a majority the stimulus of reasonable gain, the pre-in this Parliament. Does anyone imagine sent organization of commerce, of in that they will go about redressing these Not at all. What dustry, af eredits-all that goes it this little "grievances 1 new system which is being preached, and they will any is-and here again 1 ask which there is a formidable party in this you to read their literature These country to support, succeeds. Even the grievances are not due to Governments. due to political liberty which they built up or individuals, they are heing threatened. Parlamentary institu- the system, and so long as this system tions are just as much menaced as pri- continues you will always bave these vate enterprise, and there is to be sub-grievances; therefore, root out the stituted for it the rule of class organi system and put a new one-in its place.""" zation. The old parties believed in They will try it. They will be there, pruning and manuring, in planting new if they succeed, for five years in the trees where the old trees ceased to be signal box, pulling the difficult, delicate, fruitful, but they believed in keeping the dangerous levers of trade, credit, indus orchards. The new party want to uproot try, and commerce. You will have them and to tear up and to plant the wild and tearing up the rails, and once you begin poisonous berries of Karl Marxism in that and do it for five years in a country this country. I know there are people which is not a peasant country with vast

14 will There is no real-dunger territories and vast natural riches, but a swallow these doctrines. They are not and commerce, it is not so easily restor put to them as bluntly as all that. Buted after five years. (Loud cheers.)

THE REAL LEADERS. ́. the people who are leading, the people who will control and dominate the party, I know people say You are quoting the people who will have a voice in the views of the extreme men amongst deciding the policy are all people who the Labour Party and the Socialists. believe in these doctrines."

What about Mr. Clynes? What about Mr JH. Thomas?" Well, what about "LOOK AT THE BY-ELECTION. If you want to see whether it is be- him?I do not think he really knows coming a formidable party, look at the himself. (Laughter.) What about Mr. record of the by-elections. There was a Henderson? These are the men, they time when these people were regarded say, who will govern. They will have to as freaks and bogies; there was a mando exactly what they are told. All (Laughter.) We have returned here and a man returned there, leaders have.

MELBOURNE & SYDNEY vis Manils, Zamboanga, Thursday who wit sa le like ours will ever country dependent on trade and credit

Island, Townsville & Brisbane.

NEW YORK via Suez.

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TANGO MARU···

NIKKO MARU

YAMAGATA MAHU

100

KAWACHI MARU

+

SOUTH AMERICAN PORIS via CAFE,

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Tuesday, Tuesday,

17th May, 21st June, as 11 a m 19th July, at 11:40.

Sunday,

Beginning

8th May

May.

*... Wednesday,

4th May.

Thursday, 6th W£y!

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore.

HAKATA MARU

CALCUTTA & BANGOON via Singapore & Pening.

TOSA MARU

.:

JAPAN PORTE-Kagasaki, Kobe & Yokohama.

TANGO HABU

BHANGHAI, KOBE &

Tuesday, 17th May, at 11

KOHAMA.

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FOR HAIPHONG via Pakhol

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on or abont-10th May."

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TAIKWA 'MARU"

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on or about 24th May.

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and perhaps 20 or 30 of them in the simply got to take orders even in the old. House of Commons. Nobody thought political parties, but in this new poli they were of any account, and they got tical party it is not the leader that counts up and made speeches, and the House of so much. I have had a good deal of Commons voted them down. That is not experience in settling labour disputes, the case now: In volcanic soil things and the trouble has never been with grow quickly, especially weeds (langh-leaders, but with the people behind them, ter and the sail of Europe is very yol whom you never see, never meet, never canic after the great eruption. Look at come in contact with, but who are the the figures. In 1918. they did not poll real power. In this new army it is the balf what the Coalition parties polled corporals who lead, and you never come I have been looking at the by-elections into contact with them, and they have for 1930 and 1921, and they are pretty no responsibility. What will really hap typical constituencies. The Coalition pen once they are in is that there will polled 220,000; Labour polled 201,000; the be juntas behind who will tell there what Independent Liberals 86,000 and other to do and if they do not it somebody else independents 30,000, eget Manag will be put in their place. That is the Now, there are two significant facts fundamental difference between the dis- there.

One is that the Independent cipline.cand organization of this new Liberals polled about one-seventh of the party and the old parties. The old par- total poll. Our Independent Liberal ties always had at their heads men of friends had better take note, of that, be great.. and long experience of political cause it is worthy of attention. The life and responsibility, and, as a rule, the nation refuses to recognize them as the parties bave accepted their advice and champions of any real igste. That is their counsel. You have now got coming what it means (Cheers.) It is not that into power, unless we take prompt steps, the nation is either for or against Liberal principles; it says these people do not represent a reality (Cheers.) The second lact is that a change of less experience who are behind it.

I remember at the beginning of the per cent. in the vote would put the Bocialists in the majority. Is is not a war how difficult it was to persuade great change in a new clectorate un people of what we were confronted with. trained, uninstructed, not yet fully mobi They thought it was an easy tastyen lized. What is more, the electorate has tured. to atter warnings then and I utter not yet been fully polled, not even in them in all solemnity now. The Socia recent elections. You have 15 to 20 per lists are consolidating, and uniting their cent. who do not vote, and everything forces; their enemies are dividing and depends on that. It has been called "to trying to destroy each other. The the colours, but has not responded yet. Bocialists are making gigantic efforts. (Laughter.) It will come sooner or to secure the new electorate while we are later it will be fully mobilized? Who taking the new electorate for granted. 1 is going to get them! If the Socialiste would, therefore, ask all those who and the Labour people get them, teátize the danger to close their ranks." Socialism and Labour will be triumphant (Cheers.) I would ask that we should in this country within a short period of take every measure to instruct and to time. Inform the great electorate who will, There are friends of mine who talk according to the working of the Constitu about the splitting of the progressive tion, have at no distant dats to decide, vote. They say You have the Labour so that when that fateful hour strikes, people voting and there the Independent the destiny of this great and glorious Liberal people voting, and you are split-country may safely he entrusted to their 1ting your progressive forces That is care. (Loud cheers.).

party that has no experience, no res- ponsibility of Government, and that has its policy dictated by people with even

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Singapore; returning from Calculia steamers proceed via Biznis :: and Hongkong to Japan, cocardonally calling at Shanghal All steamers bate excellent passenger sccommodation, are Stted with Electric Light and Fans and carry a fully qualified Surgeon, LINE:-Ballings Approximately every five days between Canice and Shanghal, sometimes oaling as Swatow, Through Holets Cha be obtained and through Bill of Lading art."levend :80,81 Northern and Yangtze Ports via Shanghal. LINE:-A weekly service is maintained with Manlis by vessels with good

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CALCU

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Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, PORT SWET- TENHAM, MADRAS and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

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(KAWASAKI STEAMSHIP CO.)

720.000.000

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NEW CARGO STEAMERS

#ALWAYS RIADT FOR: CHARTERS of all descriptions, following was comprised in the Company's Winst Eleven steamers of 9.100 tons esok.

Ază under the Dompany's managemeŃ 2

wenty steamers of about 9100 tons deadweight sach.. about 8,400 tona deadweight Jaóh. wo-stes

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