THE BRITISH CRISIS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 947, 14 October 1910, Page 5

THE BRITISH CRISIS.

A CONSTITUTIONAL OVERHAUL-

By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright. (Kec. October 11, 0.30 a.m.) London, October 13. The "Daily News" (liberal) states that there is strong reason for thinking thatthe Veto Conference is discussing, proposals for all-round dovolution, and Home Kulo for Ireland, Scotland, and Wales, and that no solution agreeable to all sides is possible without the general handling of the entire legislative machinery. This would imply a period of preparation, and the continuation of the truce throughout next summer is suggested, legislation of a constitutional character afterwards being, got; ready for the autumn. ■'■■'."'' "The-Times"-states'that'it is thought in well-informed; circles that if, tho leaders propose an arrangement between tho . parties, -. Government will. withdraw its. Bill from Parliament, and retain office throughout 1911. ATTITUDE OF THE UNIONISTS. London, October 12. Mr. F. E. Smith (Unionist member for tho Walton; division of Liverpool) in a speech said that if the Veto Conference failed! it would not be due to the unwillingness of. the ..Unionist. party to make reasonable concessions. If the note of battle were sounded, there could not be a time when the Unionists had a clearer quarrel. It, would he a. bad day' for the Conservatives, added the speaker, if the door, of the.House of Commons were banged in the face of the workingman. .' ANOTHER SITTING HEUV : (Eeo..October 13,. 9.50 p.m.). ' - ... London,, October 13. The Veto Conference has held another Bitting,'.' which. lasted two hours. ,