SOUTH AFRICAN POLITICS
SIR FREDERICK MOOR GOES OVER TO NATIONALISTS THE SECESSION MOVEMENT Capo Town, May 8. Much surprise has been caused by the announcement that Sir Frederick Moor. ex-Premier of Natal, has gone over to the Nationalists. Speaking at Strand, Mr. Charles Nalan, a prominent Nationalist leader, stated that he would give a pledge on behalf .of the leaders of his party that secession would only come with the full concurrence of the English and Dutch speaking sections. Addressing a meeting at VictoriaWest, General Hertzog denied that any undertakings had ever been given that secession propaganda should, cease but only that during the period of co-operation between the Nationalist and Labour parties no steps would be taken in Parliament to get a Republic. —Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 193, 10 May 1924, Page 7
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