London, Feb, 24.
Mr. Randolph Churchill, son of Mr. Winston Churchill, who stood Independent Conservative in the by-lection on February 7 in the Waver-tree division of Liverpool. announced to-day that he had decided to form Conservative Union immediately fatter the election of the Norwood division of Lambeth, with the object of reviving Conservative principles within the party.
He asserted that he was assured of powerful financial backing, and ex-Dressed the hope that by means of the Union, the Conservative Party would be made so strong that "even My. Stanley Baldwin (Lord President fof the Council) may recover his faith in its ability to defeat the Socialists without the aid of refugees from other parties:
Mr. Churchill was third in the Wavertree poll, which went to Mr. J.
Cleary" (Labour), who received iota "of 108% votes, approximately 1R00 sotes'more than even the most pessimistic "government supporters tod conceded him:—weuter.
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