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BRITISH POLITICS

SPEEOH BY KARL CREWE.

Received 13th, 0.41 p.m.

London, Mav 13.

| The Earl of Crewe, speaking at Cam ;..' bridge, said the interchange of views on Imperial defence alone made the Con ference a success, and had done mucli to justify the hope that more might yet , be done for close union regarding prefer Sf enee. The Government were" placed where they were to keep the bridge in . the interest of free trade, and the Co , lonial Premiers entirely recognised the position. The Irish Council Bill was moderate, and doubtless a great many Liberals were disappointed with 'the small scope of the Bill, but a considerable number thought it went far enough. He did not-believe in matters of Constitutional change, it was wise to go far ahead o{ party, and whether increasing the self-government of Ireland, or dealing with the relation of the Lords and Commons, caution was needed in order to secure the party's general support. UNIONISTS AND PREFERENCE. Received 13th, n.41 p.m. London, Mav 13. Mr. Walter Long, speaking at Pres- ' wwt P 0 1 nferenre ' a3 • P"rty weapon. t 1U *%£ d ?? e WM t0 e Conference told them nothing new, but it was undeniable thev nSt,TS the ,8 reat controversy many miles further along the road, and evenUnionist would thankfully accept a pro- ; position if it emanated from the Govk S'/L a T , he3e wto "W propolis g>„ should be dealt as a non-party question.

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 14 May 1907, Page 3

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BRITISH POLITICS Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 14 May 1907, Page 3

BRITISH POLITICS Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 14 May 1907, Page 3

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