SPEECH BY MR MORLEY.
AN EXECRABLE EXHIBITION,
By Telegraph—Press Association —Copyrighl London, March 13.
Mr Morley, speaking at Manchester, admitted that it was difficult to discuss the Irish question after Monday’s incident, some Nationalists committing a great breach of right feeling and decency. Such an exhibition, he said, was execrable. Referring to South Africa, ho deplored a disaster prolonging the war, but added that when Sir A. Milner and President Kruger met at Bloemfontein if Sir A. Milner had been patient, wise, and discreet, crafty if you like, there would have been no war. Replying to Lord Rosebery he said the first business of the Liberals was to make a league of peace, and in the meanwhile to maintain the old principles.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 364, 14 March 1902, Page 2
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