THE WANT-OF-CONFIDENCE MOTION

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2190, 1 July 1914, Page 6

THE WANT-OF-CONFIDENCE MOTION

PppBABL?. thg west 'sUi.prisecl .asd 4i.sg;fun : tfcd i ftiomboi , '.oi ine H0.11.50 tif $;&i)res&tttaftyeS:. sfc. .0-1 yqs'mOkfs wias : tto- t>f :t6c OppoetiOß." BEc liadj fta# «rp-: ffli tj)' spriilf a' tjvni- ■, (sf-tenfdenec- ttfiwtttihiettfc -bjj ■ fh:a Gosi; ho. tad goS tcSgcftter' tM ''■ Kiaterjal' ion & fi&Me <plislsiivfeht tia ■ : 'i»te thi; epn'Sitt ivitii the grestesJ? ojiaKgy; .His speech: k. sttjweirt. ol; %U *as'* |6fea". pa;r|j? .■s:jicec.h. was plenty pi fii-e and , afttl aMatigii at times '&ifi fbrlissirta offoi.ts. a:ppi?a3fite4 -jifidi-. ■: near fe a yej| v ie: -tevfl . \vei| fiariied tfe tdiipfcy tein-d-clitji wliMi : acco : i:dad : :,hiin whea. he fofliiHigd hfe scat* ■liii Sitt-fcteesS was girpiitJived, I'hc jiiafet<i*.pf.Fiß*ttec, vrie ■vvas Js«fc VP to wsiy» %sgteii jg.tvfeti;v: a,p.d' sbnieWtiat. ■UiiiiJf^rc.§si : v.bty, chief* ly ;bec.atisc he .pSJt 'fitS'fc , ifith winffir Jpoitlts Ohea pi6fe:ri.y'|.a;iwe'&*fid,, bowftvci , ., and , he ■cai-rieci iie wa.1 1 ftilo the enemy's catfif syitfe a veßigfcaiifie, Sijldbiii, inefcei,. Has theSouse iktejiecl to sueb a (ffinvifleing' ; a.iid. ?ea*i|j'i : fi:g- spceck Sift J&aEPfl "Willi* , s e.ritielsft)s on finance : sjjd oft ilifj. naval qttcsfcifl-ft we-ri? not me.rfijy aasWerod.j th.ey were torn to tattets,- . itni-j ta -MdiSofik the fiaa.ijc&l attraiaisitaiwa frl tlie ■(J&ve.'rßriwsnt, and Sift JflSfcra W4lijs's owl) atfiita^e , tlfifen«:e ■■■I'SiSEivfect siveh a ■.baiidiing they ha-vc- hcvW ione kfeiK!,; Mis, AiLp eovefsd ihe t&ctor of the Opposition' witi s-tdi" cflle by a; free ftsc of from. ■ tiiafc areiazijig spetiffk . whidii SJia . JesEPft W/\RD Tfi,idfe fefottJ the flpp.orial CoHfctctoce in .1011 on tjie jijb* jeei naval speech wiiieli ■ eiFfbodiwd that pi'epos.tetmis proposal tot taxing the , wlfofo cf the , \vi3it.o wajmlatiofl of the Empire 10s. pe.v hesti itt 6r4sV to isiiild a htige fleet el rttdadpOfif WSs Sβ empteise4 : -the cHidp aed' wsidoarjr ideas pwfc for*a«(t by Sin J&sefh WAitpy rqg.Kd■kss of cast, and contrasted tlwrn with the m.tides.fc frtti piaetiGijl ideas Of Ae jj : rGs.ciiti oQvctafli : .cnfc. fie showed thsd.spteal)l(s posiSoia irj. liie Wab : o GoycriiaieM Mis.. 6ho ■.finances of the- (Soufitvj'i espeeiajly in,, j'efetion to-the v.a.fi.6.us Icnctinf Do-: partMemts, -w-ita a ei> . fcqbiwuofls oaV(?r hcf : 6i's realised:.,; %e di&jta : ye4 a ftastery of fcjjqpdsitjem e^iJfl , tjia Mtteresi; f^ , hh CcrjiM not .feil ttf isS■eognisß, Tte. posiMoti ol tih.e various' acGOiiftta to-ci;a.V as , GOMteaited' \\ni>h, tte position jeffr tte "Wijtß Go>arniiiettt § ; ht«ld te sufficient ill it§eif: to convince' the people of JJsw Zca* land that the chi)ia|e' wlkh has fekes pj-ace has 'bcff a fortunate tiire. fot. the That tlie tieaie.F of the Owositrort wits- rei-y eacomforteMo: H&iav tte .sGat;hi;ng }ii-di4asttb lcv'el- s led against 'h;fe '/Sdteittisferatio.ji was. . nkdn to all. asi.d life to dtvoi nis discomijtiito hy ' qiioliinß ssrno' qittjtc iiTeleyanl fi|Ures in reftttaMon' fit : t|te Minster's 'Trcasafy . r^eovd's; itjfisrcjy sew« 4 to;C.ni;ps«siso his |ft- : abiHiy to effeebively . aß.s«ei? hi-s-,. erifcifc; She dfebafe gtobaliiy *iJJ gs> oft fe'fie'iftc time? , , aaSif tilo speeches i M.ptaach anything Mlto tb<* lerel: el these, of last evoniHg] they staftltl pi'flvc both iiiteresting o : nef 'iußtrtier tire.