IMPERIAL POLITICS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 164, 20 October 1910, Page 5

IMPERIAL POLITICS.

UXIOXIST TRUMPET. WHAT THE REVEILLE' SOUNDED. By Cable—Trees Association—Copyright Reeeiwed 20, 12.50 a.m. London, October 10. The ""Unionist Reveille" manifesto, the outcome of a recent wide movement, has been issued with the approval of the Party whips, and urge* concentration upon the constructive side of Unionism, and #echvres that a -wave of vague but bitter discontent is sweeping the popular mind in Britain and the Continent. There must be a fresh balancing of the popular forces.

The Reveille programme provides for f«estry, maintenance of the supremacy of the navy if necessary by a great loan; secondly, the construction of a scientific tariff, foehind wnich industrial insurances would give workers the security of State credit and tne credit of great friendly societies, thns avoiding ruin inherent in the Right to Work 'Bill; thirdly, State credit to assist in the purchase of land for small owners, thus avoiding State ownership; fourthly, reform of the poor law; and fifthly, colonial preference. FEMALE SUFFRAGE BILL. London, October 18. Glasgow, Dublin. Dundee and many other city councils "have petitioned in favor of conciliation over the Temale Suffrage Bill. TELEGRAM FROM m BALFOUR. ; London, October 18. A telegram from Mr. Balfour wishing success to the Liberal Christian "League l was read at Mr. Lloyd-George's »ng-