LABOUR REJOICINGS.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 April 1910, Page 3

LABOUR REJOICINGS.

DEMONSTRATIONS AT BRISU AXE. GOOD PROGRAMME OUTLINED. [ 1!Y ELECTRIC T K I,EC! lIA PII- -CO P YRIOI IT. ] [pBII I'll ESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This Dav, 0.0 a.m.) HI?I,SHAN 10, This Day. A great labour rally was held at the Exhibition llall. The, appearance of Mr Wisher 'and. three labour senators was the signal lor tumultuous cheering. Mr Fisher declared that had the people been consulted at the time tho fusion was formed the fusion Government would never have existed. Had tho lato Government carried out its policy in regard to the linaucial agreement, it would have frustrated Australian progress. Tho Government would proceed to adjust economic conditions, so that people who desired to draw wealth from natural resources could be afforded reasonable opportunities to do so, and to open .avenues of employment to people living in other parts of the world. They would welcome people of European descent in any number as soon as economic conditions made it possible for them to obtain a livelihood. As regarded defence they would proceed to carry out their programme which they had announced during the past ten vears. I f the people desired the country to be protected they must pay and Government would ask them to provide the necessary money. Wheprovido the necessary money. Within a year there would he tfit least one labour daily Australian paper, and within three years there would be six labour dailies in 'the Commonwealth.