of Mr. Asquith dissociating the Liberal In consequence of the recent speech
Imperislists from Sir H. Campbe'l-Bannermann's views on the war in South Africa, Sir Henry called a meeting of the Party to-day and pro ested against sectional divisions, machinations, and cabals.
Mr, Asquith dissociated himself from cabals and cordially supported the vote of confidence in Sir H. Campbell-Ban-norman, and urged the recognition of honest differences of opinion.
Sir Edward Grey spoke to the same effect, and the vote was carried unanimously,
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