London, Oct. 4.
The breach between the Liberals who follow Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, and Sir Herbert Samuel, until recently Home Se retary, has not been lessened by a speech made by Sir Herbert to his constituents at Darwen to-day.
"The Simonite Liberals of to-day the Unionists of a generation he said. "They are certainly absorbed in the Conservative Party and disappear. That process rapidly proceeding."
Sir Herbert Samuel then enureiated the policy of his followers and himself in the future. They would continue to offer strenuous ppesition to the agreements reached at Ottawa, he declared, but would Support the Government in carrying out the agreed policy in India ai would vigorously and zealously try promote world disarmament
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