FIRM HAND WANTED.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 September 1910, Page 3

FIRM HAND WANTED.

IX INDIA

THE DACCA CONSPIRATORS

"0! FOR AN HOUR OF WAL-

LACK WIGHT."

[by electric telegraph-copyright.]

[PKR PRESS ASSOCIATION.] (Received This Day. 10.20 a.m.) CALCUTTA, September 2,3. .-t tho trial of the Dacca conspirators a document was produced which was found in tiho house of oik of the accused. This contained a Nihilist profession of faith. Another document referred to a plot to kill Mr !»Jaekwood, a magistrate. A DEMAGOGUE'S CONSCIENCE Mr ICeir Hardie's aclion against Mr Crcswell (the candidate for MidDerbyshire in January}, who declared the former's speeches in Tndia culminated in the murder of Sir C. "Wyllie, h:i.s been settled privately. (Chronicle Note: The kind of lan gunge in which the native press indulges and by which it poisons the wells of public opinion, is aptly illustrated in the following sentences, eu'lod from a recont issue of the Hind_ Swarajya : "Englishmen! Who are Englishmen? They arc W; presell rulers of this country. But bow did they become our rulers? T5,. loading us along (be path of sin. Why are you afnid of Englishmen; They are not gods. Rather an t'h-oy monsters, who have ravished you." The Akash CDollii) refonr'inr; to the pensin.ii granted to the widow" of the murdered Sir Cumui Wyllie. asks whether the English " can hohi up_tiheir heads after this. f«>oi: thoii , widows arc iVd iiy India.'" Other papers publish columns ol calumny and abuse.)