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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 764, 12 March 1910, Page 14

The terrible threat that the Liberals, if. fm'nishod with a . working majority ia. the House of Commons, would refuse to take office unless' they had .some assurance that the House of Lords would not stand in the way of any legislation thev might propose . . . seems fantastic when it is looked at.. It is like the- outcry about "financial' chaos," 1 meant to impress foolish or ignorant .people with the fear of awful consfcquerices that are to follow if , they do not vote as Liberal contemners of office '■ desire. The "financial chaos" has not occurred. ■ There ia no sign even of the trouble to which the Government have left the door open, for it wiU bo seen that business at the Cust? 1 ?.,- us ?, s , ■' s F°' n S? on just as usuaL Neither will political chaos occur. It ia oniy a bogey dressed up. by -gentlemen who are afraid that the country is not going to give them the chance of refusing office.—"The 'Times," .prior to tho. election,