ANXIETY DISPELLED.
FREE-TRADERS CAN" WORK FOR THE REFORM. LONDON, Ist December, l Mr. Harold Cox, Unionist Free-trader,
in the course of a letter, says Mr. Balfour s declaration hns dispelled every legitimate anxiety, aAd Free-traders caii now whole-heartedly /brk for a reform ot the Constitution which will safeguard the liberties of Englishmen against ths tyranny of a chance- majority 'of the House of Commons. Lord Cramer, in a letter to Freetraders, says he trusts that Mr. Baliour s welcome declaration will remove all hesitation in supporting the Opposition.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 133, 2 December 1910, Page 7
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