BUDGET AND LANDLORDS.
' PEERS AS REBELS. ROSEBERY A PARTY-WRECKER. (Br Telesrapn.-Prosi AsßOClatlon.-Copjrlcbt.l (Rec. Soptombor 14, 9.55 p.m.) London, September 14.
''■■. Speaking at ; Dundee on the, Budget situation and i Lord; Rosebory'e speech, Mr;. Her:bert Samuel, , Chancellor ' of ■ the Duchy of Lancaster, said that :.the political' atmosphere was charged with electricity; No ono knew .what ..would-:happen. Nobody, knowing Lord Rosebery could fail to be attracted by:his charm, -but alas for the,man or ( party that put faith'in: his leadership. .-■■' ;; ,
"The nation," added Mr. Samuel, "will never allow an assembly of great Landlords to decide on their own motion for or against these land taxes. (Cheers.) If tho Landlords rejected the Finance Bill they will bo going outsido tho Constitution, and doing a revolutionary act."
LAND NATIONALISATION. BUDGET TAXES DEEMED FIRST STEP. London, September 13. "The Times" says that the impression is gaining ground that a section of the Cabinet legards the proposals contained in the Budgot in regard to land, taxation ,and valuation as the first step towards land nationalisation.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 612, 15 September 1909, Page 7
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168BUDGET AND LANDLORDS. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 612, 15 September 1909, Page 7
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