LABOUR MANIFESTO.
QUEENSLAND SITUATION. AN ATTACK ON THE GOVERNOR. THE UPPER HOUSE. by TEi.EaßA.ru— tokss association—cofiteight. (Hec. Nov. 29, 1.8 a.m.) The State Labour Party has issucda manifesto dealing with the political situation and the approaching elections. The. manifesto opens by 'declaring that in consequence of tho forced dissolution and tho unjustifiable oxerciso of the Royal prerogative, tho country is plunged into tho turmoil of a goneral election. It appeals to the electors at the general elections to resent this unwarrantable intrusion upon the rights enjoyed by tho British people for centuries. The manifesto asks that the party's hands be strengthened to resent this encroachment of tho Crown upon tho privileges of the Colonies, and to put an end to tho obstructive Upper Chamber, which is the last refuge of Conservatism. '.' '
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 56, 29 November 1907, Page 5
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