IMPERIAL UNITY.
MR FISHER'S AMAZING DOCTRINE. CONDEMNED BY AUSTRALIANS. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. [Delayed in Transmissiok.] SYDNEY, July 25. There is much adverse criticism and many indignant protests by the Press and public men against Mr Fisher's ' Review of Reviews' interview. It is claimed to be a misrepresentation of Australian aims and feelings. Others characterise the Prime Minister's statements as a disgrace to Australia and heresy to the British Empire. The Empire League held a meeting, and after many strong .speeches it was decided to cable to London, emphatically repudiating tho allegation of disloyalty that had been made against the Australian people. It was also decided to arrange for a demonstration of protest. Several Labor members have condemned Mr Fisher's utterances. MELBOURNE, July 24. Mr Hughes, the Acting Premier, .-says he would like to set; the full text of Mr Fishers' remarks. Ho feels very swa that it will be found upon inquiry that .Mr Fisher's vit'ws are quite other than those which the. disjointed fragments that have been cabled out would have us believe. MR FISHKR (JAINS FAM l-l. LONDON. July 25. The newspapers arc publishing Australian cablegrams exp. e.ssing ;u<-l.onishment over Mr Fishery interview in the 'Review of Reviews.' and all of them aw. printing j exr.ra.cts Jitun ihe report of the interview. , :
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Evening Star, Issue 14628, 26 July 1911, Page 6
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