FEDERAL POLITICS.
MB. DLAKIN'S POLICY SPEECH. Beceivcd 24, 4,50 p.m. Baliauat, March 24, Mr Deakin, Federal Premier, delivered the first part of his policy speech. The situation, he said, was unchanged since 1803. As then, there wero still three parties. If was phiin that no single party could earry gut its programme. Without sdmc arrangement between two of the partics,>gisktipU was impossible. He claimed that the Hon. G, Hficid broke his agreement with liim, prior to his last Ballarat speech, by seeking to bring about an election pro. maturely.
Hon. G. H. Reid was thevictinfof stage fright, and appointed a Tariff Commission lu save his own skin. He was also against one form of Socialism, and favoured another. It was difficult to understand Beid's position. Tho policy of the Government was essentially a policy of protection, and offered an Australian policy for Aus. tralian people. Ho'deals" with tho relations of the Government, and, the Labour party next week. ■ '. - I ' • 1_ ■ . ..• t
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8068, 26 March 1906, Page 2
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161FEDERAL POLITICS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8068, 26 March 1906, Page 2
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