POLITICAL PARTIES.
LIBERALS AND THE TORIES. A PROBABLE COMPROMISE. By Telegraph.— Association.— (Received June 8, 9.40 p.m.) London, June 8. It is stated that Mr. Asquith is in certain events ready to take the initiative towards a private conference with the Unionist leaders. The Times, commenting on Chfi situation, says it is easier for,', the Government than the Opposition to take the first step, and if they act handsomely and promptly they w'll be met by Mr. Balfour in the same spirit hence the opening of negotiations which we must all hope will be fruitful is assured. The official announcement will possibly be delayed for a few days, but the ice has been broken. The convention ought to be small and consist of jprincipais, and the proceedings should be absolutely private and unfettered, by artificial restrictions. Lord Rosebery's resolutions s f ill have priority of place over the Government's veto resolutions in the House of Lords. , ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14391, 9 June 1910, Page 5
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