MR REDMOND'S VICTORY.
April 17th, S p.m.) fM:*\". LONDON, April 16. . |ffl|"l!rom the standpoint of tactics the declares that it is comJf|l**ued to take off its hat to Mr _H>d-' §&**«*.'• The newspaper adds:—"lt is no |»K«nall-achievement to have lassooed- the IgPremier of the United Kingdom, to fe**?® bitted and bridled him, jumped on ||#is back and ridden him, quite tame, g round the Parliamentary arena." |fe_; i Freeman's Journal claims that Mr glßedmond won all along the line, and p? J 0 * merely preserved it. tinbroken, Sjaat had actually strengthened and Igjoaoiented the League. The democratic |p,forces were now preparing for a fight !§;:> a finish with their hereditary foes.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13710, 18 April 1910, Page 7
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