The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-31
SWEEPING BRAND VICTORY
TEIN iHBER DENOI NCLN
iBOR I\IOA CRIME.
Vote SAT toI rhrn o. Votes CONFIDENCE
IN tlr MINISTRY ANXIOUS crow s
wait the HrsuiI DruHtirs les Hys-
trriraI Task Nhrad for the Premier.

o.. GsrrH'.F 60 M So.
r,..- u.r - After five days daha'r
r... .r brand obtained substantial
10 m" CHAMBER of D-put -
..- .,rr- 10 IN" votes IN the inter
.. ...- uu IN" railway strike This
.,. ...r. generally anticipated Fr'ncn
r-. ... Ir mot fall IN pitched baths
...,i', ted -kirmi-hc-
.. r... .n-" IF IN" -itt.sg VI BRAND
.-I hat tho Ministry would not
... H fr," II M" order at IA" dav
o.. .H1 -wrl" and such q Vet" wa-
-.., '..I 49, majority ~ "a VI Gu"Sd"
...' OF pa" Unified SPECIALISTS inter
... rrrlu-ai 10 indie; VI BRAND
D. objected by vote uf So To- -.
o.. .t..rr r.'.uv N" "Na'' number uf IN"
i..... Socialist p-putlrs
" H.aui declared that the Govern
.... .NuIi accept only the or,ivr at the
O.. ..pu-.'d by VI HAYWARD, a. y ~
,r.--..I ,unfd"nc- IN the Government
B. nrry over ten other orders which
l.t ..-u proposed was therrupon given
r. 81 Ea,uIrd.- order by cote ~ $40
.Hrt"r AIS then divided into clau-.-s
,,.l . which was voted separately
.ap0taEr. violence and anti-pat riotIsm-
va. armed bv vote OF SCI To 1 The
,....ri .lause. approving the acts Of the
cement was carried by vote of
... p. -. and the third CLAUSE dcclar-
.'. 'aA' ~" Chamber was confident that
-... Dn."rnm-nt would safeguard within
a., a.i order the legitimat" interests
u, ..s ralway men and the liberties Of
tn -"rIbIic ami that tt.. Chamber -hou Ia
ra,- o. ~" order - he day. was adopted
~. '. - The resolution a. whole
"a. armed no 10 ~
rr'a' crowds gathered IN the neigh
t.ran1d II the Chamber from MIDDAY
t.,o~Ing =" dense toward : O'Clock
'rt' rpubhoan guards wrr' Obliged 10
ar 'he approaches some marifesta-
'.rs occurred and several arrests W.-a
rsiD
Inc sitting Was not marked by v--'er-
cav "Nce--e- VI. BRAND qualified hlS
V.r.'- which caused tumul' ye-t"rd1,
saving the phrase had been isolated
from no context II his speech and that
~ SuIlt nave been better understood had
p been allowed To develop his meaning
Nph"dy could imagine that hs had any
lf"t - suggesting any form. II dictator
49,. He had Intended - tell ia" than
t.~ fha' there were exceptionally <ari-
..- "rrHslnns when 'ne vernm.nt
o. ~ h- preoCcupIed with the possibility
% accomplishing the supreme duty of
trs rountrv- defence
Later h.. reminded the Chamber nf
'ra rppdsh"i which marked the Midi
~..- and IN" BravlIl disturbances during
81 l"msucsdu.- Ministry and said
Prom IA" crisis m which - greatness
".s'r haye foundcrrd IA" country
emerged greater than before. IN the
,--.- from Shich rioiing and revolution
% E'r hlv" arisen o. remarrcd calm
Look ~ nv hand- Tn--, j. M blood
- u IN them
Z Ft- evident 'o-day that Yesterday =
lv-'"1all mood had passed Toward
'r" close = m" sitting ih"r" VA even
'noasIpn for lokiug fpr several II the
7 nItied Socialists uuIe'iv in-inuaf.-i thorn
ELVES among the various psrtie- ana IN"
House was a-toundei. until IN" Joke
Vs- detected. 70 hear SocialI-r sentiments
arpiauded from the R,Eht and "a" Glow
.'ument benches
Inc most difficult part ~ VI Brand :
Vu-N remains ~ no done He has -rlll
g prove the existence ~ a revolutionary
Tnyom"nt which used III" -'-Sa ~ q
Weapon. and a 'horuier task i -'ill ha-
foe him. TO DEVISE measures 80 prey sn'
p -eC.'itiOn ~ recent events