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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 56, 29 November 1919, Page 14

_—; ® Law and Order, and tHe Rights of the People, have been challenged in this country by the forces of SOCIAL ANARCHY. , . These forces are recruited from the ranks of BOLSHEVISM, I.W.WMSM, SPARTICISM, and other organisations, all united for the common purpose of making a cruel, relentless, class war upon,, free, right-thinking people. If right-thinking people, honest people, people who are not v afraid of work> do not unite , against these lawless forces, this, the fairest, healthiest, most productive country in the world, will be exposed to a FRIGHTFUL MENACE, a menace comparable only with the Infamous Red Terror in Russia. The red terrorists all over the world make no secret of the fact that they MEAN BUSINESS. ' How does Mr. Massey, and those who think with him, pro- I pose to meet this peril ?In October, 1918, Mr. Massey and his '■ Lj friends • resolved: It That in view of the insidious spread of revolutionary and anarchist doctrines, this Party is of opinion that the more responsible elements of the New Zealand Parliament should j unite for the-purpose of inculcating democratic principles, ' j and give effect to a policy which will meet the sentiments | j of patriotism and loyalty of Empire for which New Zealand has always been noted. The Wardists Rejected That Offer i Mr. Massey recognises, as everybody does, that a Government cannot be run by two parties with satisfactory results. "TTiere j should he only one Party? he says, ]] a National Party, a Party || working together with one object—the welfare and prosperity of New Zealand. A Party united," he adds, "to fight the peril of Bolshevism and 1.W.W.-ism." That Was What the Wardists Rej'ectedi Wardism pots PARTY . Reform pals COUNTRY BEFORE Country BEFORE Party Bolshevism asks for no better opportunity than Party Strife. . WARDISM has deliberately j declared for PARTY STRIFE. A These statements are not electioneerings —THEY ARE FAG'S! The,issue, to-day is"< Unity—or Turmoil I THESE Si iW 1L! DEI ROM TO DUSTY! . Each Before Vletery at the Folia will lie a Pledge of Unity. Every fflarftt sums mil mean a vote for Mined party strife and the strengthening of the baade of tbe Extremists. ELECTORS: Which shall St fee Unity Party Strife ' and f OR asici Stability Disruption _it =iS