... ) It was never dead; and if it was ever buried it was during the last General Election, when the gigantic cry of “Chinese Slavery” was raised. (Hear, hear.) Tariff Reform was winning all along the line. (Cheers.) Tarifi Reform, instituted upon proper lines—as ...

... realise what it meant to be a citizen, (Applause.) Mr. Cecil Chapman remarked that it was sometimes said that there was no slavery or tutelage in the State. But that was not true, so long as one-half of the nation had not got the right to express itself ...

... that made it up. The House of Lords was as important to the welfare of this countrv as the House of Commons. The “Chinese Slavery” majority had been bullying the Second Chamber for four years, sending from time to time measures the Radical majority knew ...

... would not vote for the men whose friends closed the works’ department of the London (}oont Conxcll and introduced Chinese slavery int Sg t}Sz, Af(x;lca. (lApplause.) e hes _Ceuncillor J. O. Turnbull (I sitio), said that at the elever(xteha(}llgixroihth(a ...

... h°b~ny-n“rsel‘y shoes, Bd. per doz. pairs; lhillitl ds tyal-l boots, 3. per pair. These were E}geg“% c;fpxtc}?‘l examples of the slavery in which '&A' One People of this country are en'“en' . Moy Yemedy \ag thought to be the great ;‘l%’ Miseg e,:i[:el‘t’ ...

... lbringin%' in such measures as that, Ywut they forget to tell them that the mandate was written across the back of a Chinese slavery cartoon—(applause)—and they arrogated to them. selves the authority of the people for dealing in a perfectly useless way, ...

... their salaries as long as possible. If, when it came, Tariff Reform was given a fair run, and was not obscured by any Chinese slavery and other false cries, it would win. (Loud cheers.) It should not be mixed up with all the cryings of all the cranks ; it ...

... there, and simply because the Government would not do anything for it. Then of course Mr. Lloyd-George had reformed Chinese slavery up in the hills of Wales. (Laughter.) They also knew that Mr. Winston Churchill had reformed the Cabinet. (Laughter.) There ...

... robbery—it was burglary. (Laughter.) If the State wanted to reduce the licenses they should do as they did over the abolition of slavery, and either do common justice and act bonorably or leave the matter alone. (Hear,hear.) Teetola iers, Council:or Jackson ...

... gave instances of missioniries of varigu; denominations vorking hand in hand abroad. After descriting how the abolition of slavery in Ugandn, the speaker s2id i would like to ask if it wns accomplished by education, civilisation Y'\Y/: g «‘ I o : v 041 ...