THE NEW SOUTH WALES CRISIS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14110, 1 August 1911, Page 7

THE NEW SOUTH WALES CRISIS.

United i-r«e« Aseocwlion— By Electrio Telegraph—Copyrifib.t. SYDNEY, July 31 (Received August Ist, 12.55 a.m.)

j SYDNEY, July 31. j The Central Executive of the Political Labour Lcaguo has decided to consider Mr Dunn's application for rei nomination. j Tho political situation is unaltered. • Mr Wade saw tho LieutenantGovernor on Saturday, but no particu--1 lars regarding tho interview have been disclosed. ; Mr Brrncr now elates that ho will support Labour so long as the Party docs not make extreme proposals. Speaking at the Commercial Travellers' Association's dinner, Mr Griffith, ■ lato Minister of Public "Works, atj tacked the Lieutenant-Governor, statj ing that the electors had said emphatically that tho Labour Party should govern, but the Lieutenant-Governor said that somebody else should. i Mr Storey J Leader of tho Indepen- ! dents, predicts a dissolution very shortly. Mr Dunn regrets his resignation, • sinco the caucus decided to preserve j existing rights, and submitted his name Ito the Mudgeo League for re-election. j Tho League, however, declined to con- ! sider it, and submitted tho name of Mr I Carl Johnson to the Central Executive.