PARTY GOVERNMENT

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 4 July 1921, Page 5

PARTY GOVERNMENT

... PASSING OF OLD SYSTEM

BY CABLE—PEESS ASSOCIATION—COPYRIGHT LONDON, July-2.

Mi- Lloyd George, addressing the ■-executive, of the Welsh National Lib-, 'erar Council, said the ,old party system was certain to pass away and there would. be two parties, of which the Coalition iwould represent one, while Labour j with, perhaps,, the Socialist element, would represent the other. There were many Liberals who did not see eye to eyei with him, but he recognised that they were actuated by the best of motives. Was it, he asked, in the best interests that they should ! remain outside vthe machine of Government, or have their hands on the con- | ttryoy of the levers ?, He felt for the ■Liberals who stand aside coldly and /critical, divorced from the great constructive work which : had) to be done. This was to'march Liberalism into a ■ hopeless/defile in the mountains.