THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES
Mom: Cni-.Eit Foil l-imai ai.s. When the London "Daily Express” in ils comments oil the Liberal victory at St. Tves says that ‘event- definitely point (o Liberalism taking its rightful place as the natural alternative to a Conservative Government,” it does uni indicate exactly when the right to this succession is to he made dear. The Liberals in the House are still a mere handful and they do not all recognise the leadership of ATr Lloyd George. Well justified, however. is the comment that “the revival of Liberalism is not a mere wish, hut a vital fact.” The victory of St. Tves. following on several other successes, makes it clear that Liberalism is far from dead, and that there is n disposition on the part of electors to turn to it from the extremes of Toryism and Labour.
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Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1928, Page 2
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142THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Hokitika Guardian, 15 March 1928, Page 2
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