FEDERAL POLITICS.
VOTE OF CENSURE. GOVERNMENT ATTACKED. «ly Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright. Australian and K.2. Cable AdacciaUon. > (Received July 15, 12.40 p.m.; * ‘ MMOURNE, July 15. Alter tho -House of Representatives had been cleared of tire women who made a demonstration against Mr Hughes, Mr Tudor moved his vote of censuro motion. He declared that his i v lr,ovin K it was to secure a. double dissohitum. He considered that tho indications for the Opposition were Very hopeful. \\ hat had lia.pooned at the Ballarat by-election would prob- ?, V happen in other constituencies. Ho strongly attacked the Government tor not grasping the question of the nigh cost of living. Mr Hughes, replying, said tho power to deal with the high cost of living was refused to the Government by the turning down of the referendum, duo to the opposition of the Labour Party. He declared that tho present policy ot the Labour Party ir. one of destnihtiop in industrialism, to go slow in nationalism, and in Parliament to ft asto time. The debate was adjourned. ‘
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19999, 15 July 1920, Page 8
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