A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 116, 20 May 1925, Page 5

A NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

TO TJIE'EbITOi}.

, . Sl t >-;A"s °, n'e who has h'ever. been closely identified with any .political,, party/ fcnough keenly interested -in social economic, and political, problems, I rejoice to tllirfk that thejj'e, is now some- prospect of, siich .a. political readjustment and coalition as would place the intel^ ests of our country and its people as a whole before those of any party, or class. C ass conscibush-ess,-whether it be haughtily conservative or iiiilitantly democratic, is the' banedf ouKsbbial and eco"W?:. rl omic l .Sir Joseph Ward, to whom this rteliiiiibri has beeh iihder hot a •f^''.o^ Ifg | iitlol^ & teiwiy connections, com- . -,t.^ li.' 4 t]l? ,most seribiis mistake of his political career, in, dissociating .himself and his "uhcbnsulted" tfarty in siicli it ai-ailiatieally; if not tr'agieaily, vne'ertinonious fashion, frqiii 'oiif National Cabinet, which had, on the whole; given such -an excellent account of itself during the Great \Vitr. . The Dominion, there tan be no possible doubt; is ih d Wood for such a bblitifciil fusibn, iliid rcadjustilierib as will best, serve the interests bf the pepplo as'a-wlidlfe and as will conijjletely, disft-edtt the "cheap'-jahk" kiii'd of : fcUisa eoiisciaii|hess that w'oiild Subrirdil> •ato. the interests of; Hie" Dominion" arid ot the community as a whole to those ot any single class. Now is the day, now is the hour-for. sane political couu'sels and activity.—l ani, etc.; /. - ."'' ' 19th May. . '