LABOUR ON THE RAND.

Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12769, 15 April 1910, Page 4

LABOUR ON THE RAND.

i COLONEL SEELY HECKLED. NATIONALISTS AND THE BUDGET [Peb»» Association — Copxbiqht.] London, April 13." • In the House of Commons, in reply to Mr. Will Thome's suggestion that a condition of affairs analogous to that prevailing when the Chinese were employed continues in full swing on, the Hand, ColoneL Seely,- Under-Secretary for the Colonies, emphasised the great difference between imported Chinese, who were outlaws, .and kaffirs who were living and working under the'ordinary lawi "'■"•'■.'*" . The Labourites and Unionists -further heckled Colonel Seely on the subThe opinion is hardening that -Mr Redmond does not intend seriously to embarass the Government in connection with the application of the guillotine on, Monday to the Budget motion. The Tariff Reform League is organising periodical visits of working, men of all shades of politics to tour -Germany and study the social and ;labour problems. Sixty-two started to-day to visit 11 towns. . • V . ■•>':. ' Owing to-the veto resolution^ taking up the time of the House the debate on Mr W. O'Brien's statemeait with reference to the Lloyd George interviews on Budget concessions; to Ireland has been postponed till Monday*