LABOR'S INTENTIONS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8034, 22 January 1906, Page 2

LABOR'S INTENTIONS.

LATEST CABLE NEWS. rxi'l'Kl) I'UKSS ASSOCIATION. KIJiCTIUC TKI.EUIIAKII.—COPYBIOIiI.

THE CATHOLIC VOTE, London, January 19, The Catholic Weekly slates (bat the Irish role was cast for the Liberals on I he distinct umlcrsliindinglhal English Catholic schools would he uninjured. Mr Chamberlain, in acknowledging innumerable congratulations, including colonial, said the election would strengthen his bands and confirm his confidence in his ultimate success. The Laboriies will elect a Labor Whip. Mr llamsiiy Mac Donald, the elected Laborite for Leicester, in an interview, plainly avowed that the Laborites would keep the Liberals to their pledges concerning social reforms. The Party had never discussed any arrangement with Nationalists, though he admitted there was mutual sympathy m heir respective aims. NATIONALIST CIRCLES ALARMEU

CHAMBERLAIN'S CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES, Received 21, 1.5:) p.m. London, January 20. Campbcll-Buiinenuiiu's independent majority bus created alarm in some Nationalist circles in Ireland. Messages of congratulations reaching Mr Chamberlain, especially from ihe Colonies, are in excess of those received on any occasion for twenty years. FURTHER NATIONALIST GAINS. Received 22, 12.33 a.m.

London, January 21. Nationalist gain: Tyrone Nort! Dodd. Fermanagh North, Feathers! oi haugh (Unionist) 2419; Mitchc (Russellito)233l. Liberal gains: Favei'sluun, Napier, Woodstock, Bennett. ISuckiiighaiu, Vorncy. Eskdale, Howard. Dumfries, Molteua. Peebles, Master of Ebbauk. Labor gain: Dartford, iiowlam 1)532 ; Sir Hart Dyke (C) 0728. St Andrews, Gray. Ayr Burghs, Younger. Oswestry, Bridgcmau.