The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
Gives Up His Seat, !S:';l Saying 1H7l He e
Cannot Support His Gov ,1St
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SOUTH 8AFRl CA CANNOT v u BE 81 !.
s WHITE MANS COUNTRY q
This Statement gJpsctis= y, Lower 2 Ct,
Branch sof English Parliament II ;Li11; All Al
and Voice t5s g; cannot IL
be Hcard Redmond
s3I! at Last Secures s
Order

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LON DON, March $2l Iii tho lonse Sof q
Commons today the Liberal leader q 81
Henry campbcll- annc,1nan. moved ast his his
yut q OF ccnsurc. presented NJ arch l6t =. Y, q
the# e# Z fleet that ,tt1is house dsa ppr'ove.
+ he conduct Of His iajest,' IS goyernr ent
lin advising the crown not disal illl low 's.
TIE ordinance ntrodneti 3ot ~
Chinese labor In the allsYa A1I
4. sl,arp debate the motto IVA 8 re1cctSed1 2
4, vi q 3 t; 299 to "a . five
Sal;st members voted against the govern e111
SEient. * R
s;,r. Henry said nothing the government
t,.,f. don,, sine the c7osr or tho ! Soutn
Afrlca n war had so sorcly tried the peo.
b ,Iet,.of this country as It's sa anction O
INC introduction OF Chinese la bor he IN N g 9
sra,t1, Africa. Ii was imposslbl 70 cpnri- 'n n
ceiye a. grcat or depa rom 3 NE 2. pIl.i.
: t.II1es BY which Great Britain hitneI.o tlie
NH ma de ls.r he world l alt na = 2
the ,lrorta ton @ aleIls 81 '''e
"a & i, 81 mining spe c.lla Z tor Y. i.
q 4 ostering Slavery This. l[l ,,.s
;Ir Henry special s tressS on I. ,sn Z
sion to tho
,I,,1, e deserting China man would Il pe ,s
tre IA, as a tss.iver g sto len sgo !
M did not const titnte SLAVERY g -,
I'M fere nce was llIdisting guish ple
.r1,1nnial@ secretary ION, repl yirG,
Il IA Irnantlv yspeled tie allega ton that tn !
I'm. b government was faNorlnS 2, sever.
The government, ne sse
gIided by the overH imlng ssh ln't, -
4 ~, STransyaa iFiit favor of chinese "a =.
n IA the economic n necessity there
hc ministry had q doptcd the o'lls
.,iternatiye. 10 bridge the transition pc
r,ns, until the blacks had increased SUI su.,
ftriently to Till the demand lqr ulstf1iieu sss
labor. 55iz5 4, IL, ,,;therto
has been consistent supporter " VI uV0 .t'o
government, said he believed The sin1por,aa a.,a-
fion Of Chinese lab bor would renuer l1io ~
IRA nsyaa Impossible 81 y !" nl'e '1'at, ''', 2
country tl,at,at t's
i IA sto. day rendered his resignation g
~ const tltnents because he did not hink
Il d "a r. that fe should vote Eanst = inc ne
,,,o,vernnent without giving his cons tltu- !,
=, s 4 = 5onportunity O turning hinlg out "
they did hot apprpvcso his actioll.3:.g{s
Cries Of Disapproya
q r hc$ conclusion Of Ma jor5 seel ely's speech
-, = ,1,st amid d tremendous ontburst of
\, "a, 4, pproyal8 from the ministerial side.
r prcn1 ie,S Ba four, yl o foil wed Ala jor
secly. wus unable TO secure q 81 tleaflIs. 1fi
the Irish members protesting galnst ttle
treatment Of tic mn jor,. z
William Redmond said that ~ lr.82 1'a pa Z Z
four should have insisted upon ia a respect
lful hearing for Major. Seely. ana wlle'1 "
tho Premier said The had appealed 31''t u ort
such q hearing. Mr.. sR Redmond withdrew 's
lis imposition, and the o,se quiet ted down
again ara ia listen to Mr. Bal lfo,lr, u who. i'1
lopposing tho resolution, said z 1T wa IS $ q
question whether tho lraHsyaa 81 tloit'lldl g
be allowed toi go through 10 EraYe. q COM
nercial crisis rather than admit Chinese 4 2
labor, Liberal governments. ho sad, q haa . y
In tic S,ast lcgallzcd the importa ton q q
such labor for British colonlcs and n
proportion N'a now reaplng the benef flt
OF the evils which tlleirfs53 own party
had produced. t3i ss 81 B i
ChIncsc lpbpr4in the ,rrn nsyaa WIS also
debated lurlng the entire session OF y lle
House or Lords 4 his eyenil illg y on q %,
tion8 OF Lord G:olerldsc Q.iberaI g inat M
|gtthis House disapproycs of The importat-
dion2 OF Chinese laborcrs into the Trans
ya4lI under the reccrt ordinanc ice until the
, country has been granted a full, repre-
sentative government. The motion wa >
rejected 3bysil vote OF o. to %. II