AT EACH OTHER'S THROATS.
The Premier of New. South -Wales, in. a recent speech at '.Rockdale, complained against the practice of the., Labour party of raising tho cry that' it was the only party that could, and would protect, the weak, and unprotected in New South Wales.. It was a matter of deep'regret that when there was a Rattle,to be fought in the interests of the .country cry' after cry 'should be :raised to divide man against man, ...friend ; against friend, and possibly ■ family ' against family; that instead of an effort to advance the welfare of the whole' State townsmen were set at each other's throats and ; the ' clock'of progress put back ; in the country. What was wanted- was not this crv of class against class,- but' some gdneral -ground 'of • principle upon which the two parties. could;;bd divided, and the live questions of the '.community at large-made/ clear,-, so that/t'could .be estatblished which was tho most likely party' t» fulfil the noeds of the principle. (Applause.)
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 207, 26 May 1908, Page 5
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167AT EACH OTHER'S THROATS. Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 207, 26 May 1908, Page 5
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