British Politics.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7989, 28 November 1905, Page 3

British Politics.

lord Rosebery's Gampai^n I MX, Nov. 20. L'ird Rosbery. Nt Trm.\ the nenrutvs of the elections wale it essantial not t> t!io coming Lihei-al proyraim;;:. No vuire im;s : conflict with ttio unity of t!ie voice of the Libeml Party. Social reforms were demanded, and a Liberal Government inust deai v.ii'i rii-ir. L .id K>. ebery, in cl Ms f'orish campaign :it ]'»ivlVn e ! t.. Sir Henry C iinj.'jtil-ii iimei ui in\s speech at Stirli:.g, adding : 1 eUj.rt to r.i i ig the birrier of Home Hide, and tay emphatic Hy and i-xjilit-i; Iv, o .cc arid for «i!, we cannot .strive under it."

Lord Bosebery and Home Rtik Nov. *27, 10.11 p.m.) LOX i X)X, X,.v. 'XI. Lord Rosebery having declared lie would not serve under a Ho;u 1 Rule banner, the Daily Trfegraph kivs 1:i.» attitude renders it impei-itive for Mr Balfour to resign in order to com].: 1 the Opposition to deflce its Irish policy. The Times says tli.it Mr As>(uih, Sir Edward Grey, Mr Ualdane and other Imperialist Literals ought to indicate whether they are willing to fight under the I miner that Lord Rosebery repudiates. The D lily Chronirve sa_*fs that his Stirling speeeh did imi indicate wind - er Sir Henry < ':i in !>' <-11 ! i.iinn an regards Home Iluli' as a pai-amonnt t iasue of the <-lections, or a pi-iual duty of t!io near G iveniment, aiding that \ any attempt to pa;;s Home Rule in the next Pnrliaiueut, would be a il>gva:;t breach of faith with the nation. The Dally News siysit is relieved now that Lord R Ktalwry has ann.ien ■- ed a divevgen-e, as l.is presence '« a progressive Administration wotdd prove lei-s a strength that a weakness.