THE AFRICANDERS AGAIN.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue 13907, 7 November 1919, Page 2

THE AFRICANDERS AGAIN.

the call Foi; secession. [By Er.KCTiao tki.kgii.m'u—Corvr.ioiiT. ] I'iiu Punas Association. (Aus. unil N./.. Cable Assn.) Received November (3, at. 0.0 p.m. CAPETOWN, November 5. General Hertzog lias issued an election manifesto wherein lie accuses the Government oi' being inspired by a purely Imperialistic policy which led to south Africa hoin •; dragged into the war. and making great sacrifices lo benefit the Umpire. ll' the policy is continued it must lead to bankruptcy if not to revolution. The manifesto characterises the Ministers as merely British agents and denounces General Smuts' policy of closer union with the Empire as meaning political and economical subjection or revolution. General Horizon calls on the Africander people to co-operate in the defence of the Fatherland's liberty to frustrate the imperial policy. The" motto must.be: "South Africa first; South . Africa always."