Imperial Politics.
b { By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright London, Jan. 14. a At the inaugural meeting of the London ic Liberal Federation, Sir 11. Campbelln Bannerman advocated a settlement of tho y South African war by assent, not force, ie favoring negotiations, not subterfuge. He declared that Sir Alfred Milner and 's Mr Chamberlain were the principal obe etacles in the way of peace. Referring to s Lord Rosebery’s recent speech, ho declared that there was no difference beo tween his views and those of Lord Rosei bery in regard to the future settlement in - South Africa. He rejoiced at the return i ofLord Rosebery to public life. i Lord Rosebery’s name was frequently hooted, while tho names of Lloyd George aud Miss Emily Ilobhouse were received • with an ovation. i The Times, commenting on Sir H. C. : Bannerman s speech before the Liberal ■ Federation, says it accentuated tho paralysis of tho Liberals. Considering his pro-Boer attitude, his overtures to Lord Rosebery are insulting.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 315, 16 January 1902, Page 3
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