Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-24

would not ANIMATE Win any Otner.
London, Oct. 24.-(By the Associ-
ated Press.) s.)-Glasgow will be the
chief center of interest in the political,
situation for the rest Of the week.
The new prime minister, Andrew
Bonar Law. on Thursday will an
nounce the details of his policy there.
and 48 hours later former Premier
Lloyd George will address meeting
The Times political correspondent
emphasizes the importance Of the
situation in Glasgow which 1t says is
due to the strength Of the Commun-
istic party among the industrial work
crs. adding that this is largely on ac-
count of the reluctance Of the Glas-
cow members Of parliament to aban-
don the coalition. The writer sug
gests that this position is likely to
give impetus to the Scottish home
rule movement.
1t is hinted elsewhere that Bonar
Laws reelection as member from
the central division OF Glasgow fs In
no wise certain, and that he will be
opposed by Sr George Paish "a n
free Liberal. in additAsh to the }iRsaf
candidate. D ~ =
~, Liberals, Issne. SSfnhffcstO.. %ln 4
A striking sinterye rent ions in the pol.
teal conflict was imade today from
Manchester I'M the, FORM Of "a ma nj
festo issued by the local liberal ,candi-
dates and the executive Of the Man
chester Liberal federation. fanches-
ter liberalism in the past has oftels
had an important influence on British
politics. The Manchester school hav-
ing become the standard naMH for a
familiar brand of somewhat advance
liberalisnl. ria.
The present declaration forlnulates
a program of many planks, cluding
whole-hearted support of the. League
Of Nations as the pivot of It's interna-
tional policy, unqualified and uncom-
promising endorsement of free trade,
reduction OF taxation, reform Of the
electoral system abolition OF the
hereditary principle OF accession to
the house OF lords and several other
aims long advocated and advanced by
the Liberals.
(By The Associated Press.) n
London, Oct 24.-Andrew Bpnal
Law Monday In. the traditional phrase
of the court circular, kissed hands
upon his appointment as prime min
lister and first lord of the treasury,
and thus becomes England's frs
Canadian born premier. =
Monday was devoted to the formal
ties necessary in q monarchial coun
. try to a. change in the government
The king in the morning gave an audi
ence to and took formal leave OF th'
outgoing prime minister. David Lloys
George. Then came the Unionis
Bonar Law was unanimously elected
leader of the party, This was follow
ed by an audience at Buckingham
palace when Mr.. Bonar Law at tn
kings invitation undertook to form
new administration.
The king will hold privy council
probably Wednesday II the prime min
lister has by then completed his min
istry for the swearing in Of the ney
, ministers The king will on, the ad
vice OF the prime minister. proclaim
the dissolution Of parliament Thurs
day and according to present arrange
1nents elections will be held Novem
Der Is. s5.s 5L y
One Real Question Isl 81
The only real question before tn
electorate is whether they wish to b
governed by a coalition. But that, ca
not properly be described AZ an cleo
ton plank, because except In the quie
anticipated result OF tremendou
, landslide In favor Of one particula
party, II Is almost certain that n
to form a government without the CO
operation or some other party. X
Mr., Bonar Law confirms the belle
that Ireland Is an agreed question
and he further intimated clearly an
frankly at the Unionist meeting Mon
day that tariff reform or protectio
would not form an item Of his polio!
And since Mr.. Lloyd George has an
nounced himself 40 q free trader. tn
question cannot come to the front q
both the Liberal and Labor partie
are in favor Of free trade.fS The prinn
minister promises to define his polio
/. in his coming speech at Glasgow, bi
Judging from his remarks Monday II
Will not be, Of an eventful scharacte
May Appoint Baldwin
Much curiosity is displayed a.. !. |
whom will be the new leader Of ii
house Of commons. " In form ers timt
the prime minister was always his oW
leader of the house and he s0metiml
combined also another portfolio. Bl
III modern times owing to the strenl
E Gus nature OF the I'd tive worl
this haS been found practic ically3 lii
roseible:sl III II has been notorious thl
i55 Mr. Lloyd George In recent years gaN
but little time to s parl liame ent.
2 Stanley Baldwin generally a eoncel
edsto bcsthe best par hgul
In the new mini istryj and ho3 may be p
fered this poAitlon., An other qiisstit
arising ID how far the strong die-hal
element 81 Nh, Bgnar Lawss pArty vi
n prove conte ted witt the trnnQu
policy iined "a g deys s3s ;s;s,