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MR, BONAR LAW'S SNEER

AT LIBERALS.

RESTATING THE CLASS"

ISSUE.

Mr. Bonar Law, speaking at a Primrase, League demonstration in the Albert Hall, London, said the principle which kept together Mr. Asquith's "little heroic band" in the Commons was a name the Liberal party. Apart from that there was na bend of union except dislike of the Government He looked upon such struggles as that at Leamington not without interest but without passion.

The issue before the country was that a powerful section be- lieved there could be no social order until the whole existing has is of government had been upset. Another, and the fundamental, issue was nationalisation.

He concluded by saying that as long as the members of the Government felt they were not incapacitated by physical and mental exhaustion they would continue to face the burden laid upon them.

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· BURNS'S “WANDERING WILLJE.” An undated letter of a pages quarto from Robert Burns, signed

During the struggle over the Your poetical, humble servant, RB followed by an autograph Treaty at Washington (saya the song in four four-line stanzas, the vk Eréning Pudt Sanator first line being "Lang berè awa, Lentoot was one of the mild Re- there awa wandering Willie," publicans to whom the country is was sold a: Messrs. Pattick and grateful for their efforts, ever'if') Simpson's recently for £158, and unsuccessful efforts, in behalf of | was purchased for Baillie's Free sound statesmanship and common Public Library, Glasgow. This letter and song were written by Barns when Visiting Jobn Murda about 1790. It remain-

sense.

If mass, therefore, be the

gathering heat of the campaign that accounts for the Learoot ed in the M Murdo faraily until who recently in discussing the about 1929-30, when Lady Commreasy and the League in this visited the MeMurdoa, and was eity, threw statesmanship to the presented with it by the then

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peace and are trying to unload apon us all the liabilities. We went into the war solely for our own interests, and of our own interests alone we must think. The Allies are now engaged in working the United States for a good thing. If they ask for favours, their motive are obvious. Ifibsy offer us what seem to be favours. their motives

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"A QUESTION OF SMELIS. At Barnet recently Sir Einest Shackleton, gave evidence in a ease in which Elstree Chemical Work Limited, of which ha is a director, were

summoned for permitting & nuisance at Elstree One witness said that the smella It was exactly five years (said from the factory were so bad that Mr. Law) since the parts to which a gasworks was a scent boule he belonged decided to support acumpared with them. Sir Emest Government of which the leaders Shackleton said that everything of the party had since been mem-possible was being done to abase Eers. In these circumstances the nuisance. A solicitor.-Is it dangerous The conclusion is their usefulness and justificatione fact. Sir Ernest, that you are depended on the record of that impervious to smell: Sir Erness Government. They were charged Shackleton.--Having lived in the with being a Guvernment of ap-

Antarctic. were there are no portunist, but they had steered smells, I am the first to herlee

bere. a steady course in fullment of them

C35 Was their undert ikings. One was toldjadjourned for three months. that one could ma have any principles if one was memberl

a coalition government. the old party reten, all that baggered was that the nation was divided into two camps and ne of the made up their mins which cang on the whole TIL S early represented their idea's..

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pocket of Mr. Lhed George. That son one day the next day they will say in the same newspapers that Mr. Lloyd Lieorge is gung: bark on all his past and has sold the wicked Tories, nimel te

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that the United States must keep out of a game in which sleight-of- band and marked cards are the rule.

Given that temper, it is notsur- prising that the Learoo: bgie breakdown pitifolig at the vitali points. On the one hand we are told the the United States Kot On the nothing out of the war. other band we are told that the reason we went into the war was primarily, to preserve the in- dependence and liberties of the United States" But if the in- dependence and liberties of the United States were threatened by Germany, what of France and England,

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I think that this attempt to work not on party lises is us There was in the House of Corne

werssary now, for the moment

who dri the major molle ek of which Mr Asquith was the leader. (Laugh- at least, as it was during the war. share of the work of defeating

What of the million! The issues which are bufare this Germsny ? ter Their numbers were smali. and there sou would have thought ountry are in the main pot the old, and a half Frenchmen and the would have had that complete

lesues. They are social and econs! million British who died at the anity Gaughter. But, strange

nie. Le: me indicate what I tesk of hotting the line against to say.. men in this little heroic think the issue will be. There is; Germany until we could get in 2 band they were not able to con- in this epunHY to a less extent 5znator Lenroot cannot have it ceal their differences, even in the perhaps than In other both ways. Either we should face of their enemies. There suntries,—but there is a section, ! tat have gone into the war, or, if articulate and was one principle which kept very

more) we dil, then the Allies who did numerous than probably most of} ?> Buch them together, so far as he could

to win the -ee, and that principle wa you are inclined to think, and bar war as well as theirs--can- from that, there was no bond of can be no social improvements now be treated as backsters and union whatever, except dislike of until the whole existing basis of, grafters. the present Government. That Government has been

upset. Take Armenia. Mr. Lenroo: in- was not a reasonable frame of They do not believe in Parliament-dulged himself in the coaren- arg action. I am not afraid of tional sneer. Great Britain and them, but I would be afraid of France and Italy bare grabbed them if the Government could all that was worth while of not show that it was possible by Armenia and have offered us the means of evolution to get social leavings in the shape of a barren Improvements.

country with less than two mill- ion people. But Mr. Leurcot has forgotten that Mr. Wilson was asked to fix the boundaries of Armenia. He has forgotton that if America bad cared to exert herself she might have created a Great America stretch- ing from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. He has forgot-

mind.

We

He referred to the gathering which was taking place Leamington, and said he looked upon these struggles not without interest but without passion. (Laughter.) This is what he

Another issue, and the funds thought was happening there mental Gae, is the question great claim would be made for whether the whole life of this The principle of not joining with country is to be carried out by any Coalition. That, of course, private enterprise or nationalisa did not apply to the Labour party. tion. That is fundamental or when the time came, if it ever difference which has got to be did come, to the Nationalist fought out, and on it the Cabinet parts. It poly applied to the is a determined as anyone that wicked Tories. (Laughter.) there is no room for compromise. ten that if America had been I do not think for a moment (Cheers.) The whole prosperity willing she might have bad the went on that real party and growth. not of this ration differences will not come again, alone, but of all nations which the mandate over all of Turkey. not saying that I am sure I speak for the chair-have progressed, bas been based this was the proper course man (Lord Curzon) as well as for upon individual initiative and for the United States. But, again. myself; we would rather belongindividual effort. to our old party and fight its Most of the members of the must be either one thing or the

other. Either we accept respon battles than belong to a Coalition present Government (Mr. Lagibilities or else we refrain from I remember meetings in this hall concluded) and of none is this snarling at those who have taken when people could bardly be kept truer tban, the present Prime

what we have rejected. Ether! in their seats from the vehemence Minister-have gone through a

we act or we are silent. Lebroot of their enthusiasm and their ap- long and a severe strain. I do chooses the middle course; he parent enthusiasm for poor me, not think there are any of us who who was supposed to be their would object to a rest. But as representative in the fight. We long as, but no longer than, we do not get that now. (Laughter.)feel sure we have the support of This is the common experience our country, and as long-but I at one moment the papers which hope no longer either as we, are not friendly to the Govern-feel we are not incapacitated by ment, if they think it suits the physical and mental exhaustion, exigencies of the moment, say so long we shall continue to face that our party, and I in particular, as honestly as we can the burden were first of all in the pocket of which our country has laid upon Mr. Asquith and are now in the us.

neers.

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