ARCHBISHOP MANNIX.
A DISTURBING STATEMENT. By TelegraDh.—Press Association. Ottawa, Aug. 9. Interviewed at Winnipeg, the Hon. A. Robinson, Victorian Attorney-Gen-eral, said that Dr. Manr.ix was a very disturbing clement in the community, a fomenter of anti-British feeling. The Nationalist Party might not have been unsuccessful at the Federal elections had it not been for the indignation which the anti-British propaganda had aroused causing the masses to repudiate him and his tactics 1 . Parties were realising the dangerous character of Dr. Manni.w The opinions of the masses were against Sinn. Fein and Fenianism. He had told Sir Edward Carson and Mr Bonar Law to send off Dr. Mannix. The affair had been carefully managed.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
* PREMIER'S'OMINOUS WORDS.
Melbourne, August 4. Referring to the statements made by Dr. Mannix', Mr Hughes said tm\t the Archbishop was leader of the Sinn Fein in Australia, and had abused his position as a priest, to further the most disloyal purpose, namely, to set creed against creed and class against class. Respecting Dr. Mannix's statement that he will reply to Mr Hughes when he returns, Mr Hughes said: "He may, but first of all he has to return."— Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 5 August 1920, Page 6
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