"DIRTY WORK."

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1280, 8 November 1911, Page 4

"DIRTY WORK."

, Sir,-In your issue of Saturday. Novemi there appears a letter troiu Ml. Edward-T'. Evans, of Auckland, in wlnch his distaste with HO 1 , uXdrico to workers as to voting in the second ballots. -'Vi? Wd be Nation. I do not say that t would to un Opposition eamlidote. If Whit X hand Is it not treachery to hold out yolur . Im m i.r friendship and then strike, lint ill. Evans like thoso I censured, recommends this course He savs. after recommending tho worker's to v.,to with tho Oppos.tim. that tho justification is tins: " 1 ® Opposition is in ollice wo shall'have a bow Liberal party, with. new bold .lAai.s aim a Mnssey and his party not wit enough to see through luch a plan of campaign. They aro to bo used till "the new Literal part * «o ready to throw them aside. 0 wncta simplicitas! Mr. Ijyans * ?,.• t sic /; cg 0 f rttfrtaTl sf « B «in W r LairS? Labour party stands for soniething better. of opportunity for human bro^ Wo have had enough tactics and too much "of tacticians; we want a little more unselfish honesty in rctu ™ *°^"£ U T If I stood- quite alone I would still tiy Vdi'rtv work" to those tvho advise a I banco iwitb'tho enemy in order to presently attack him on the llank, but I rejoice to Sv that I do not stand alone; ttonsands nf'iho workers are determined that tiia I ibour party shall be clean-handed, whether successful or not successiul-at present.—l am, <*<g DWAM) TRE <J BA B.