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... his subject of compulsion the conscientious objectors would be snowed under. The spirit of the nation is right, and the great mass of the people see clearly enough through the paltry excuses of the conscientious objectors whose own precious skins are ...
... enlisted for the period the war. Exemptions are provided for: Conscientious Objectors. The Unfit. Those with Dependents. Clergy and Ministers. Last Sons of Mothers. War Workers. Conscientious objectors are released only from combatant service. They may called ...
... amy we need lo* victory.— limes. The Conscientious Objector. The provisions of the which excited discussion m tne Lobby (says the Times its political notes) was the exemption of the conscientious objector. The doubts expressed under this head may ...
... ript.on, but the Government, flabbiest, thing of which v. eeauEe the conscientious objector * 'xj J and grow until everybody would Ha»^i le ce eventually. Wilson said he could not see p_; ( ' refcoludon or ...
... ecope, and in time. It applies only to young unmarried men. It makes provision for the man with dependents and for the conscientious objector. It terminates with the restoration of peace. ask you to recognise that there rests upon the conference a great r ...
... necessary to exempt, the class what he describes '* conscientious objectors to combatant service. ' ' know what Englishmen are, and we do not believe that large numbers of v conscientious objectors to the present war exist. But we have grave fears that ...
... Armv. \va> absolutely Singh* men who were tin- support relatives. ». suffering ill-hcahh necessarv iiitirmitv I. Conscientious objectors: they would exempt from ' service onlv. the Bill was only for the duration the war. it. could not, thought, make the ...
... work, single men who are the stay and support their relatives, those suffering from ill-health or infirmity, and conscientious objectors to the undertaking of combatant service. Government departments will also grant exempttion certificates, after co ...
... CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS. 4. A conaewutious objection the undertaking of combatant service (fries dissent, laughter, and some hear, hears). rather sorry to hear expressions dissent and even of derision some quartan. think some hoc. members are perhaps ...
... to a mother when the others the bill should pass: week, so that THE have killed or difeabled about w^eks^• h'enc6; Conscientious objectors .combatant service. 'by [These may, of course, released only There are three appeal from service in the'actual fighting ...
... killed; conscientious objectors to combatant service who are however only released from serving in the.actual firing line, and civil servants certificated by the heads of their departments. To the proposed exemption of conscientious objectors titer; was ...
... alive to-day be might have said, not that conscience, cloth make cowards of us all, but that cowardice doth make us conscientious objectors. At Bowstreet a defendant was described as being hopelessly optimistic. We have now to hear from somipne who is ...