... do nothing, that Liberals are united now. They are united in condemning the Concentration Camps and other methods of barbar ism. They unit«*d in protenting against the proclamation of martial daw Capo Colony. They are united in fidelity to Sir Henry Ca ...

... a British Parliament—when t * entieth c . entu endeavouring to re-settle Africa—carrying on for months, possibly for years, sort of bloody assize meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife, and undo all the good done by the past. Ido not believe ...

... fossil, or retrograde politician, or ancicut Whig. They the words, recently written, of Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States—(cheers) head of greatest Democratic community in the world. course, I know that there aje many idealists— honest fanatics ...

... under the head of settlement I would so far to give full civil rights to all Boers who signed a definite and drastic oath allegiance. I believe that the sooner you place them in a position of civil responsibility and of honourable loyalty to yourselves ...

... but I will only deal with one two. »o far pivc full civil right* all Boers who took and si'lied definite and drastic oath of allcgiaacu (cheer*'. I believe the sooner you put them in pu-ition of civil responsibility, of •‘“nourablc lojal.y yourselves, ...

... one or two. I will go so far as to give full civil rights ' to all floe re who took and signed a definite and drastic, oath of allegiance. [Cheered I believe that the wooer you put them in a position of civil reopenedwitty and of honourable loyalty to ...

... deal w:th one or two. I would so far as to g»ve full civil rights ail Boors who took and signed definite and drastic-catl* allegiance. (Cheer-. I believe that the sooner you put them in a position of civil responsibility. of honourable loyalty yourselves ...

... other policy practicable. (Hear, hear.) CIVIL BIGHTS AND REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT. I must summarise the two or three other points have to deal with under the head of settlement. I would so far as to give full civil rights to all Boers who signed a definite ...

... deemed to PEDE T . deavoring to resettle South Africa) unyin‘ Parallels in History. on for months, possibly for years, a sort o 3 T > bloody assize meant to stir up the dyin He did not disdain lng means of com-|embers of civil strife and undo all the goos ...

... were their minds the of ann this coneesmon yn, 0s | Australia for the first time. ings of unbeaten when they faced united) sag thet of united party, sithough +t hi The with great satisfaction by the of Birmingham, has not assuaged th by the ‘ef the Chamberlain ...

... British Parliament in the 20th century, when it endeavouring resettle South Africa, carrying ou for months, and possibly for years, a sort of bloody assize, meant to stir up the dying embers of civil strife and undo all the good they have done by the peace ...

... only deal Willi one two. I. will . re far aa lo *ive full civil rifflita all Ho-.-ri who look and aisnod. definite and draane alleeiancc. iClieera.) I believe that the sooner position civil and bominrahle loyally to you«lve, the better .. w.n for ...