THE DISORDERS IN INDIA.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8305, 8 June 1907, Page 5

THE DISORDERS IN INDIA.

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LONDON, June 7. In the Bouse of Commons, Mr; Slni-ley, discussing the ' disorders in < Xnadia, and iithe stories jfay< :a section tif ;.the native Press as trO the British 'feeing responsible for Ihe; plague through having ihe; wells, upliem (coercion ■ under the* existing regulations of prose-} ciltaons, whiSh oiily served to adver-' .rise agitators. The Times' Simla oeorrcspondent' •says the sedition is to th«v educated niffi'dle class. AgitatoisK were systematically canvassing the;, villagers :and "trying tto eerpture rsympaffhv df'the natives. The army? was no indication -b'f the extent 6f| i/'he unrest 'because the - army was! co<jue(iting with the movement. TIW agitators 'did not anticipate Mr) "Morley's strength an'd purpose.; Some now suggest three months' i<.cu'ba't'ion .{if 'fresh sdhemcs. The , •situation displays considerable! ' -gravity. The ''English newspapers warmly ■approve "21 r Moiley's speech an 1 action. Sir "Henry _'Ccii?ton disagreed v/itb punishing Xiaj Patria, who -was only -a religious agitator, occupying the ■seme position in the Pur'jdfo as 'Dr.' Oi'fford $oes in "England.