Russian Treaty Denounced But Rossia Not to Be Confused with Bolshevism Following the broades speeches of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald and Mr. Stanley Baldwin earlier in the week, listeners-in throughout the country to-night heard Mr. Asquith, in a speech to his Paisley Supporters, unmeasuredly denouneing the Russian Treaty as contemplating subsidizing the Soviet Government.
The Liberal leader termed the!
Labour Government's record one of unredeemed promises In conclusion Mr. Asquith asserted that the Liberal Party were as anxious anybody to resume trad-relations with Russia. They} did not confuse the Russian people with "the handful of tyrants who for the moment have usurped authority.
The transmission of the speech! was so clear that even the hecklers could be heard in London—Revter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.