CRISIS IN REICHSTAG.
THE SOUTH-WEST AFRICA CAMPAIGN.
PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT Received 11.24 p.m„ Deo. 14. Berlin, Deo. 14. Tho Ruichetiig, by 178 to 168, injected a supplementary credit to South-West Ahiou,
Prince Yon Bulow roud an Imperial mete age dissolving tbo Reiohutug. Prince Buiuv/ previously dwelt on tbo folly of proceeding with au fotce at a critical moment, tho risk of a serious spread of the rising, aud having to reconquer with a disproportionate sacrifice, or lose the colony for ever. Tho Coolre believes its campaign against unreformed colonial abuses strengthens its position in tbo country. Thu Government was faood with thß alternative yottorday of bending or breaking, and relied on tho possibility of obtaining a majority through some split in the Centro on patriotic grounds. Received 11.55 p.m., Dec 14. Princo Von Bulow asked whether Germany was giving the Imperial military honor and prestige before the world. He appealed to the Reichstag not to incur a national sin by shirking a final effort. He warned the Centre that the Government would not yield to the desires and interests of particular parties when the nation’s honour was in question.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1959, 15 December 1906, Page 2
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