Capetown, Nov. 17.
General Hertzog, in a speech at} Zastron, in the Orange Free State, emphasized that the constitution of the Nat right of secession from the Empire. That right, however, would not be exercised until the' sentiments of both the Dutch and English speal ing inhabitants of the country were! agreed on the matter. He added that although the Nationalists had won the right to secede, they knew that such a step would be fatal to South Africa, and they would not exercise the right until it became apparent that it wax not to South Africa's interests to remai within the Empire.
Opposition to Hertzog's Policy'
Nov. 16.
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