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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16824, 28 November 1916, Page 5

HAVE NO MANDATE AT ALL EVEN FROM THE BRITISH ELECTORATE. Can we rely upon them to withstand the unsoeu pressure which is being brought to bear m favour of GermanyV How can the nation ieel perfect confidence in those who maintained the legally invalid Declaration of London, at the cost of hundreds of thousands >J lives to the Allies, and do not even now press the blockade? It is improbable that I shall myself live to see the full effect of any prjGerman peace. But that Great bntain and her Colonies, who are bearing more than their share of the weight of this tremendous war, should fail to uphold their Allies in a strong endeavour to cripple permanently the power of Prussia would be deliberate treachery to our lighters on land and on sea. What ccurred at Birmingham shows that, while there is no desire among unionists, any more than among the rest of the population, to indulge m vindictive reprisals, the workers will not accept a peace which can help militarist Germany to organise a still more formidable attack on Western Europe. The freedom of the saas and the freedom of German State competition mean, if accepted, that the war has been fought to no purpose. -

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