"WAIT AND SEE!"

Greymouth Evening Star, 7 April 1910, Page 3

"WAIT AND SEE!"

*♦•» Wn Vl' '1 UK COVKP.N.MKN'T WILL I><>. APPLYINt: TilK i.TH.I nTIXK. [PT.K I'RKSS ASSOCIATION—COr-YMGIIT.] *• Received this dav at 8 55 a m. I,n\h(iN. A on! (■>. The l.ibenils are starting an antivet-, 1,-,-cju- whiel, ,- a lineal d *o miaul ~f tie- lludget League. S-M-ral newspapers r< port thai the Pr.mi.-r has come to art ai rangoment \ ith Mr Hedmond to allow of the p.-tssage of lb- Budget. . Various versions ar« gr.-n ol Hiv conditions demanded In he Irish I■ a,lcT. The Dailv News protests .-• lh- s,-n----sel<-ss talk about tie- in- vii.il.lo di-5..-lutioii. Tin- probability is that the King will do pretty wt II wh il Km; William dil in 1832. Ju-t a- National common-eiise lulled tie I 1 ''!; - liludv te support a settl.-m.nl of the Lord's vet., bv a constitutional coiir~-. The doctors do not want another isnltatinn. They have given their md-rs .-iii.l want them carri. d out. The Morning Leader declares that the 11.-n. Alfred Lyftolten's speech show, the obvious policy of tie- tipposition franticallv beating up an ablation of sham loyalty ut, behalf ol the King. I„ || l( . H-.tlse of (V.lilllii.ll- Ml \s tiuith moved to guillotine tie- veto resolution. The Lords had recently .lis cussed similar resolutions !..i dcys. including the abolition of tie- hor.di tan- principle. Th- I love, um-ul pro. posed, m..re..ver, that opportunities ~„. ,|,.).-,,]■-.! diseussimis would !«■ given when the bill was int lin-.-«l. This would be done without unm-e sarv delay. \ long and liv.lv debate eiisn-d, but the resolution was earned ')v 217 votes to 133. Mr .Wjuitli fre.pnuly n-pli 'd "wail ,„„| 5 ,,." to questions concerning the Bud-el that tie- Opposition inter] ■ t ed tie- phras- i» ai y tie- Pr< mi-i alim.sl even time he spoke Mr Honar law d. s. rib-d the <e,v. ernnietil as a "wad and see t.ovein lllellt "