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London, Oct. 20.

The election of Mr. Bonar Law as leader of the Unionists at the meeting on Monday is a foregone conclusion, whereafter an immediate general election is likely to be anncunes.

It is reliably stated to-night that a proclamatian summoning a new Parliament will be issued by 30th October, Nomination Day will be fixed for 8th November and Polling Day 18th November.

The new Farliament will probably be summoned to mest after: a few days interval, în consequence of the urgency of Irish legisla- tion and other pressing matters.

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The keynote of Mr. Lloyd George's appeal at the forthecaning election is obviously going to be "National interests Arst against mere party gain." This much is shown in the course of a series ci brief addresses from a special train during his triumphal progress northwards Remarkable scenes of enthusiasm marked the journey. Bedford, crowds flocking from neighbouring districts to great

and Shethelt | Welling:rough, Kettering, Leicester, Nottingham railway stations, where brief halts on the way to Leeds were made. The ex-Premier in the course of his remarks said he was night- ng the same old battle of liberty įnd fairplay. Tory hotheads had Brown town the gauntlet in the hope of snatching a party advan-

take.

He intended to pick it up.

Mr. Lloyd George dwelt on the improved conditions which were resulting from the united effort when the Tory hotheads came and sma-bed the swn e thing, despite the most experienced leaders of the Ongestion. He regretted that the unity had been broken, but, "my j Conservative Friends, Mr. Chamberlain. Earl Balfour, Lord Birken, head, Sir Robert Horne und myself stand for the country in this! grew beht; for national unity, which carried us through the War, will carry us through the Peace."

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Great cheering from a tremendous ex-Premier and Mr. Lloyd George arrived at Leeds. A party of singers rendered land of my Fathers." and the enthusiasmu was! overwhelming.

Lodin, Oct. 21.

Yesterday was day of cafetence, whereat prelimiranes connected with the formation of the Ministry were well "advanced. Forecasting the new Conservative fovernment is the popular oceupn- tion of the hun There a general disposition to assume that) Lord Carton will be Foreign Secretary, Mr. Kaldwin, Chancellor o2) the xchequer, and 14. Rel. Secretary for India; but there is con- s.decuble doubt. regarding the Colonial Secretaryship, for which Lord Derby, Harl Seilorg LA-Col. Amery, Earl Winterton and Uupt. (Hemsby Gere are suggested. It is believed Lerd Curson with receive a Duked m

All political parties are busily completing arrangements for the election. It is stated that. Mr. Lloyd, George has 'abandoned | the intra of a Ventre Party and has decided to fight us a Liberal. It is expected the new Parliament will be constituted in time to denli with the Irish Treats.

Per to the ex-Premier's arrival at Leeds, a meeting of the. National Liberal Panell elected nim President and Mr. Churchil Vice-President.

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Mr. Lloyd George said the hammer of party drife had been THE AMERICAN FLEET. master at the furlton Clus. The Culiton that bad ensured worthy and was leading the sution out of the troubles of peace had been ended, because the party was not getting enough from it. It was for the nasion to decide whether party or the nation came Art. He stood for the people, in whose hands he put his record. whether he had served his native and honestly and sincerely.

Cheers and cries: "You always did. God bless you.")

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Anny. Det. 17. Exumining the causes of the fall of the Coultion. Mr. Lloyd i Any has had a visit from a George, said that firstly, it had no partiam press to defend it: part of the American Beet, which sondly, rever were Ministers so continuously hardworked. He has been cordially welcomed by himself had never bad a bliday: but was now one of the un- the Chiome and Kritish commuci empl wed← laughter -and was able to tell the story. He had been¦tres. Daly wiw years ago, it will bold that he might have been a good War Minister but was no le temetaberei, the thiarse here food in puucet la other words that he was a good dicter in the spent ce se na a milion dollar- in hase of life and death, but no good at curing a headache. (Laughter) lavishly entertaining the sailers of The War was not a bad test of his services to the nation, while the Americas Feet then in port. regards peace he had taken a leading part in establishing old at the present time, with all the yenbu males having left the district uge pensions and health insurance. He claimed that the Treaty of!

for contrnet work in foreign roun- Versalles was a charter of liberty to tens of militons of people, the presence of Admiral An- Its hest clauses established the League of Nations. He moved on nol his deep gites a sepse the resolution in the Council of Ten whereon the League was baigianty to the oxel sad weak. The Treaty freed Central Europe from the oppression of armament". |

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He predicted that the democracies of other lands would not cen-ion the war-bip-, one of the sailors tinue to bear the burden of armamentaA. Apither provision of the being allowed ashore after ri p Treaty was the Article to improve the conditions of labour by inter- national co-operation. He dwelt on the Government's success.in re-establishing the national credit instead of borrowing like con- tinental countries. They had rothlessly reduced expenditure on the services, despite endless opposition, and gained no votes thereby, Britain was the only country in Europe which had completely balanced her budget, with the result that they were niw beginning i to look the dollar in the face on equal terms. They had pulled through difficulties, largely through the courage and statesmanship of Chancellors like Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Robert Home, in Peking, Oct. 21-Delegates of doing unpopular things because they knew they were right, with the provincial Chamber of Com- the result that we had recaptured the money market of the world. peres who have arrived in Peking British credit was as good as ever, and somewhat better: yet the compaction with the Customs combination responsible for this marvellous achievement had been Conference called no the President mashed. It was a crime against the nation. (Cheers). The task yesterday and reported that they strongly advocated the abolition of of retrenchment had been aided by the manner in which Mr. Chur-fiti, not later than Iss. January, chill had handled Mesopotamia and Palestine. where the cost hadis-Henter. been brought almost to a minimum.

Mr. Lloyd George claimed credit for establishing industrial i peace, saying that if the situation had not been handled very carefully, anything might have happened.

After dwelling on the Coalition's provision for the unemployed end housing. Mr. Lkyd George referred to disarmament in the

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Pacific and said that if Earl Balfour had not made the arrangement A Resignation Accepted. with the United States there might have been a competition in ammaments with the richest country in the world, instead of the Peking. Och, 22-A mandate United States and Britain marching side by side on the path of issued last night accepts the re- peace and international goodwill.

signation of Wu Pei-huang as What had done most to break up the Coalltion was one of the Chief Secretary of the Cabinet and things of which he was proudest, parnely the peacemaking with has appointed Liang Fu to succeed the Irish race, (Cheers). He also rejoiced that the firmness of him. Britain in the East had brought renewed prestige and conâdence

to the British Empire. We had secured the freedom of the Straits.Vichan in Kiangsi, reports that, Chang Teb-sbeg, Commander at for which so many died, and had prevented the war spreading to acting Teal Chen-haun's ordera Ear pe by our resolation and determinalen in confronting the he started for Fukien on Oct 18. difficulties despite all criticisan.

Mr. Lloyd George concluded that he had never concealed his It is reported that his troopa are sympathies, always democratic and progressive. His contribution now entering Fokien-Reuter. to solving national difficulties e education, disarmament, Irish Peace and more liberty in India had not been specially popular in Belgravia(cheers)--and the revolt began there." The most dis tinguished, experienced and able Conservatives were and are still against the revolt. Mr. Bomar Law himself besitated. Mr. Lloyd

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