Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

nment
Il havo sought honestly. sincerely
j with g.; my dominant purpose. TO
rye ms native Land {" the hcs, ~
l. ability said I.lnIt Goorg.. in
Tending his administrative" acts
'in tn" war the EuN"rur.nt dld
cry,hing IL could am told 'You
as have hcon a Very good wa.
mister, but sou are un good In
nee war H. not bad test. and
1 ha"c done Il t"w uinEs IN peace
March Side h. Side With 4 :.
Alludius 20 ~" United States.
|loyd George said
'Th" United states - America and
.rs"lv.s march Side ~ s!i- on the
~ of peace anu International good
IN Lord Ralrour had no, come to
e disarmament Arrangement with
he uni'.d states Uf America. you
iEht have ha! competition lu arm
licnt and i hug" increase ~ taxa
on. which would have pcou crush
K"
Some OF his puuren, ut,eranccs
The treaty Of Versailles has be-
5uc Il chart,r ~ liberty Of tens Of
billions OF pcopl" today
"Th. INST clauses Of tho trcaty Or
crsa!ll.s established The League Of
ail0ns Although W have not rid
rope Or the burdens of amamcut~
1ht treat IL TIA. mrs, act ia in"
rcat drama ~ peace. ] predict that
ne d"Woeraci"s ~ other lands viii
OF Continu" to bear the burden Of
,rgc ornaments when they see Gem
ra Euroi'" free from ;hnt opprcs-
.ou.
Great human charter.
y; i, a great human nha.t-r ths,
III 10 attained moro ana more as
hc years 20 ny
"'rhc u"At task We Sc, ont hands
O was tn" rr-..,ahliShmcut 81 ma.
cr!h national crcdit/
we ar" the only people IN Europe
snn have completely balanced our
.udgcts
we are just beginning to look the
oliar ga the fac" on equal terms We
ave r"capturci the money MARKET
{ the world. our cred!; is as good
: ever it was And better.
We hay" p"ac" throughout tho IN
ustrIai World II this situation had
.ot been handled very carefully mn,
.Nnsworiur Il question. he said
nine amd / should he sorry t. saw
.nyth!nE that would put an cnd
o that personal friendship"
Mr. Huunr Law mas rut himself
:. the position OF horscman who
, not holding the rcins. but who l..
oidinG on hy the tail"
Praises ItaIfuur
Mr.. Lloyd George. in his reference
o Lord Balfonr's part in cncctiue
he disarmament arrangement lat
declared If this had no.
cen achieved Great iiritaiu womb
s'vc had competition in armament
with tn. richest country in tn.
torld-not with Germany. nut IN.
'nitcd States Of America which
'ould have led not. perhaps To In
olvcncy. bat to Increased taxation
which would have been PRESSING. and
re owe it largely To him that we
ave been saved from this"
Speaks Of No New Party,
those who were cXpcctin.; a SEN
ational announcement from the re-
ring minister, were disappointed
here was no suggestion of the for
nation of Il new party.
iIoSh George declared the whole
ent Of his mind was democratic
nd progressive and he ardcnt,y
efcndcd tho coalition as an instru-
icnt by which the country had done
!: part in winning the war aud
Trough which rnco instruction had
lrE effected.
Further along in his speech Lloyd
gorge said:
II promise the people OF this
oiI.try that whatever the future
lay bring forth. will do nothing
rean or partly. will not play any
art which is unworthy Of the con-
dcnce that has been placed in me.
MY whole bent of mind is demo
ratio and progressive. They do not
Ike II Che was referring To his poIit-
al opponcnts). and they have got
, like II less and less. stand
here I have stood for the same
Dund progress"
Coinc!dcntally. with the speech Of
&c fallen Premier. the National
ibeEal Council, composed Of Coali-
on Liberals, held meeting here
nd elected him president. giving tho !
Ice presidency tn Wiuston Churchill I