VARIOUS OPINIONS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LI, Issue 9066, 11 April 1906, Page 5

VARIOUS OPINIONS.

(Received April 11, 9.14 a.ra.)

LONDON, April 10.

Mt C. F. Mastenriam, member for West Ham, says the Education Bill will rekindle religious fires.

Dr Clifford is gratified, but not satisfied. He condemns'the four-filths clause.

Archdeacon Sinclair and the Archbishop of York, in letters, make the best of the bill.

The Times advocates Tadical amendment.

The Daily News says if churchmen refuse the compromise' given there will be no second choice.

The Westminster Gazette says that Libe<rail Commoners generally approve.

The Manchester Guardian declares it is a thoroughly tolerant measure.

The Scotsman says it ought to be entitiled a bill for State endowment of nonconformity.

Mr W. T. Stead thinks the foutf-fifthe douse ought fo meet the needs of Catholics and Jews, but wall probably go hard with the Anglicans.