Home Rule Crisis.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 March 1914, Page 2

Home Rule Crisis.

A SToIJMV SCENE. ' Kl.l-.t I m- IIU.KwRAPn, COPYKIUKT.j ' 1 ,, . i: i'ln.ss Assioi-i vnox.'l , London, March '2i\. Ml ( huiehill. in closing l| l( . dobale, said Lord Morlcy's rusponm in! Ny wa i h:ii he licit her revised or exaimin d tlii- additional pai LiliT;' j) h>. 1 h< , two greal i>sues '.vii , .c!i li.nl emeiged from tili" , pro- (■(.".( I ing> were I , ail lament versus I he A rmy and i lie A nny vVrsus the pi'iipk , . '! he Opposition laid down the principle that it was always ritrlit ihal a soldier should .slnuil a Radical Labourite I'here were sh'UiK oi' protest, 'lie >p_J_>t»si tiiii t '■ryiim , " Liar !" ('Received This Day, SAo a.m.) London, .March The I 'nioni -N. in a letter to Ihe West minster (iazetie, support I in. dcvelupineiH of 'the federal systtMll. Xewspapers comment on the had rule hy which three members of ihe Army Council, make a quorum enabling the .Minister of War to easily secure their resignation in his decision. S(iCAR!'N(i I I . Lord Murray gave evidence that in- had commenced I<> imike good In , amount to the Liberal party iusl hy his trusteeship. Jlc luul repaid the loss on ihe Marconi I! a'lisact ton . lie would probably lake several vears to repay thiol her i':!8,0()0. but 1 lie- liberal parly would get it. lie could not dofend his attitude in connection with I'Ynner, but did not proceed a.uaiiisi him in Ihe liopo of ultimate] v u'oiiiim - some of ilie money back.'