“REVEILLE!”

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7263, 20 October 1910, Page 5

“REVEILLE!”

A UNIONIST AWAKENING A XEW PEOGEAMME PUT POE-, WARD. By Telegraph—Preas Association— Copyright. (Received October 20, 0.50 a.m.) LONDON, October 19. .A Unionist “Reveille Manifesto. ’ the ■outcome of the movement headed by Lord Willoughby do Broke, has been ‘issued, with the approval of the party Whips. It urges concentration upon 'tho constructive side of Unionism, and uioclares: “A wave of vague but bitter' 'discontent is sweeping over the popular mind in Britain and on the .Continent. There must be a fresh balancing o {popular forces.*' , The Reveille programme provides toi ‘forestry. Maintenance of the supremacy of the iKavy (if uecessarj', by a. great loan). ■ The construction of a scientific tariff, ■behind which industrial insurances would ■give the workers security. State credit land the credit of the great friendly icieties being used ; thus avoiding the nun {inherent in the Right to Work Bi 1State credit to assist in, the purchase lof land by small owners, avoiding State ■ownership. Eeform of the poor laiy. Colonial preference.

I A fortnight ago it was reported that increasing unrest among the Unionist rank and lilo had resulted in a Jtnndrod Lords and Commoners, headed by Viilloughby do Broke and fitr H. Page Croit, M.P. tor fJiiristcliurcli, forming' an association with the object of inducing the leaders to encage in more active propaganda, instead of the present defensive policy. They ashed /or a plain and definite lead for J a statement regarding the parts’ s legislative programme.