"TRUST THE UNION."
; BOTHA'S PLEA. BRITAIN AND THE CONSTITUTION. (By Telegraph.—Prees Associ&tion.-Copyriirht) London, July IS. All tho nineteen delegates charged with the, mission of advancing the consummation of South African union, are now in England. "They include everybody of importance in tho States aSectcd. " General Botha, Premier of tho Transvaal, in an interview, said that, considering the Conventions had found it difficult to arrive at a compromise on tho provisions of tho Constitution, especially thoso relating to native -political rights, they must not now be tampered with. • Britain, said General Botha, must trust South Africa to solve difficulties which were essentially South African. . ,
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 564, 20 July 1909, Page 5
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