—MR BALFOUB" AT GLASGOW. I
LONDON, January 19. The x ßight Hon.- A. J. Balfour, at a "great Unionist demonstration: at Glasgow, , admitted -the,- difficulty of the problems ahead, but said the dangers of fiscal reform L were" far less" than' those associated with social -reform. - R>th reforms were difficult, ; j but necessary. If the Unionists aspired ' '■ to achieve these reforms there were two email though not important extreme > wings whom they found it difficult to • .work with. The- vast, 6olid, main body j of the nation must think there differences 1 "such that they could arrange to co-oper- j ate. i Mr Balfour was convinced that a great party favoured a moderate but resolute ; policy of fiscal reform. If mutual conoes- i eioas enabled them to adopt effective com- 5 mon action the country would reject the most reckless Government that ever held office, and call to power men with a constitutional and Imperial policy. J
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Otago Witness, Issue 2810, 22 January 1908, Page 19
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157—MR BALFOUB" AT GLASGOW. I Otago Witness, Issue 2810, 22 January 1908, Page 19
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