there are very strong differences of opi in the party. In fact women's suffrage has ceased to be in any sense a party question. The House of Commons has of course more than once pronounced itself in favour of women's suffrage, but that sort of abstract resolution is of course a vastly different thing from the passing of a Women'sSuffraze Bill. The N. L. F, Couincil have certainly not advanced things much towards the formulation of a programme for the Party. The abolition of the veto of the Loris is about. the only question on which there is anything like unanimity among the Radicals, On the Home Rule question thousands of them are wavering; and the Local Veto Bill is reviled by other thousands as the prime cause of the Liberal disaster in 1895.
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