THE EMPIRE UNDIVIDED.
DEMONSTRATION BY COMMERCIAL MEN. SYDNEY, 27th July. At the annual meelma of th© Chamber of Commerce, the chairman, Mr, Pa.x« ton, in referring to th© Fisher inter* view, said th© Labour party had contented itself with the eelf-comfort* ing Etfttement that Mr. Pieher had been mi«reportpd. There was no sign of anyone in the party pronouncedly declarihg that they had no sympathy with such sentiments. At the suggestion of the chairman, the f meeting rose, and cheered " the British Empire undivided." WHO ORIGINATED THE IDEA? SIR WILFRID LAURIER ACCUSED. (Received July 28, 11 a.*m.) CAPETOWN, 27th Juiy. The Cape Argus saddles Sir Wilfrid Laurier with the main responsibility for the new and most pernicious doctrine of colonial neutrality in Case of war, the enunciation of which, the paper declares, is a most profound disservice to the cause of unity of the Empire.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24, 28 July 1911, Page 7
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