THE LIBERAL LEADERS.
FINAL EXHORTATIONS.
(Received December Gth, H P---) LONDON, December 13. Mr Asquith, in a telegram to Messrs
CABLE NEWS.
Hemmerde and Harben, the candidates for Portsmouth, states that the Liberal Party stands for an unassailable Navy as a security against foreign attacks, and at home a strong House of Commons as a bulwark against the Lords' aggression. He appeals to tho electors to inflict a final defeat on tho tariff party and panic-mongers.
Mr Lloyd George telegraphed that all parties were agreed that the absolute veto was doomed. Tho electors must choose whether the great steps in constitutional development were to be made by a party believing in Democracy, or by a party nervously seeking a new rallying ground, however precarious, for privilege and monopoly.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13909, 7 December 1910, Page 9
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